Gallant procrastinators, clashing in epic, fluffy battle, stormed across the Butler median last night. The annual Sundial v. Butler bash had a more dubious commencement than usual because of the unclear Facebook event start time. A handful of freshmen began fighting around 11:30, but then quickly left––their school spirit forever tarnished… Thus, one can conclude, the main event was fueled by the pure ferocity of upperclassman rage. Relive the event via the pictures and video below.
Photos by Victoria Robson and Michael Radtke Jr., video by Ricky Raudales
17 Comments
@Anonymous But the old grade stays on the transcript?
@Joe Shmoe Yup. Lame, eh?
@Anonymous life…no second chances
@Anonymous (i have a D btw)
@okay that video is fantastic
@oh bwog dearest bwog, the fact that you just referenced a specific x-files episode by name (a favorite one at that) makes me love you even more.
@orange pillow in “guiding her to safety”: TUPAC, IS THAT YOU?!?
@nah bo charles looks nothing like tupac
@Anonymous Love the song choice! Gershwin is amazing! I remember playing this song..
@HELP what is the song called???? i remember it from music hum but oh god i don’t remember anything from that class….
@wow sad.
gershwin’s rhapsody in blue.
@Anonymous there’s a reason his name is gershWIN
@Bwog, I really love you for that video
@People please When you record video on your smartphone, TURN IT LANDSCAPE.
@Desperate Anyone know anything about the whole take-a-class-again-and-the-original-grade-goes-away?
@Anonymous the original grade will always factor into your gpa and will remain on your transcript. If you choose to retake the class the new grade will not factor into your gpa but will go onto your transcript.
@Joe Blow A huge reason Columbia sucks. Many other schools allow the “new” grade to erase the old GPA-killer of a grade. But not CU. Grade inflation my ass.