We can always get together and have a great time. We also often miss the opportunities to pat ourselves on the back for the important, daily items in our lives that we might be able to call achievements. Today, we have a great opportunity to come together around great moments. Today, we will come together around the achievement of some of our students.
I know we all “represent” every day. But, the Men’s Hockey team just did it in large fashion. They turned a 60-minute game into a once-in-a lifetime moment – the kind of performance that left me saying: “I was there!” Our team represented on a national scale. Let’s show up to cheer for them and to cheer for ourselves — we showed up to give them great vibes and support.
We’ll start a parade at noon, today. The vehicles roll out from the Deerfield Street parking lot at noon and
head up the Ave to Marsh Plaza. Once there, check out the music, cake and macaroons, and highlight videos. Word is Hockey coach Jack Parker, team captain and Hobey Baker Award–winner Matt Gilroy, and the whole team will be on hand. Even the Mayoy of the City of Boston, Thomas M. Menino, is showing up with a proclamation. If you can’t make it, watch it on the Web.
Mark the date: Tuesday, April 14, 2009, officially, is Terrier Day in the City of Boston. Go BU!
Los Angeles alumni, Mike Metz, Mitch Campbell and Brian Rubin sent the wonderful picture of an excited Chloe
