Topic: Something special at MU

[herdman22]

I know most of us having always known Marshall is a special place, but I've got to say something really special is happening at Marshall right now. It's been a while since the future was so bright.

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[overherd1]

Good stuff.  Thanks for sharing.

[HerdEcon]

I know most of us having always known Marshall is a special place, but I've got to say something really special is happening at Marshall right now. It's been a while since the future was so bright.

Watch this video on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/v/rquvNwZKkhiyyFxU/?mibextid=OTybqR


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That's awesome.  Thank you for sharing. 

Brings back memories.  RIP Professor Steve Shuklian.

[D1]

I know most of us having always known Marshall is a special place, but I've got to say something really special is happening at Marshall right now. It's been a while since the future was so bright.

Watch this video on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/v/rquvNwZKkhiyyFxU/?mibextid=OTybqR


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Great!  That's what it's about!  Thanks for sharing

[mu79grad]

That was special!  I even had tears in my eyes.  Thanks for sharing!

[OhioCatFan]

That was very nice . . . and even though staged to some extent, it had a real ring of sincerity and truthfulness to it.  Takes me back to my time on the faculty in the 1970s and the relationships that I had with students that was and always will be very special!

[thelonderee]

Very nice way to show the relationships between faculty, staff and students. I had many during my time at Marshall ... Dr. Shaver, Dr. Turner, Dr. Arnold ... those three in the school of journalism made a huge impact on my life. And there were others along the way as well. Marshall is a special place.

[HoPPy785]

I often point to the family like experience at Marshall as one of the reasons I enjoyed my time there. Sure we aren't a huge university, but that has it benefits too. All my teachers knew my name and they always had time to talk. At Marshall you aren't just a number in a sea of students. My most impactful teachers were ones I had at Marshall.

[Always THE HERD]

I would certainly think that a college student (and especially those who are near graduation) would be able to speak from their heart "WITHOUT" a written explanation; now having said that, it was/is a very nice gesture.

[herdman22]

I would certainly think that a college student (and especially those who are near graduation) would be able to speak from their heart "WITHOUT" a written explanation; now having said that, it was/is a very nice gesture.

I just assumed they read them then gave them to the person to keep.


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[thelonderee]

I would certainly think that a college student (and especially those who are near graduation) would be able to speak from their heart "WITHOUT" a written explanation; now having said that, it was/is a very nice gesture.

This generation struggles with social interaction more than previous generations. Likely a variety of factors, but it's very real. I've witnessed it.

[Always THE HERD]

This generation struggles with social interaction more than previous generations. Likely a variety of factors, but it's very real. I've witnessed it.

VERY, VERY true regarding your comment regarding social interaction!!!

[MUther]

This generation struggles with social interaction more than previous generations. Likely a variety of factors, but it's very real. I've witnessed it.

Social media isolation and 2 years of COVID distancing will do that.  Younger children never saw anyone without a mask on during their formative years.  There is/was concern that they would not understand social cues because they wouldn't understand facial expressions.  We won't know all the effects of that time period for many years.