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  • “Glossing The Pecking Order”

    Sterling Eisiminger / 1 Comment

    Skip the B.S. by Skip Eisiminger “The American commitment to equality keeps bumping into the natural order of things, which is hierarchical.” —Paraphrase of Judge Robert Bork “The flatter the hierarchy the better.”…

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  • “Early Don’t Last Long”

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    Skip the B.S. by Skip Eisiminger “If you’ve got a frog to swallow, don’t study it too long.” —Anonymous “Too soon the future is yesterday, and still we sleep most of Saturday.” —The…

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  • “The Charm Of Threes”

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    Skip the B.S. by Skip Eisiminger “Oh, I takes de gospel whenever it’s pos’ble, but wid a grain of salt.” —Ira Gershwin, “It Ain’t Necessarily So,” 1935 Clemson, SC—(Weekly Hubris)—4/5/10—The French essayist Montaigne…

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  • “Unweaving The Rainbow”

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    Skip the BS by Skip Eisiminger “To light, the gods themselves kneel.” —Anonymous CLEMSON, SC—(Weekly Hubris)—3/29/10—One of my favorite buildings on the Clemson University campus is Sikes Hall, which has a cornerstone that…

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  • “Ludicrous Words”

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    Skip the BS by Skip Eisiminger “I have searched for Eve in the hagiographies without success.” —The Wordspinner CLEMSON, SC—(Weekly Hubris)—3/8/10—Surely most Sunday school graduates know that Genesis begins in wordplay: Adam introduces…

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  • “Satisfying Our Inner Sadist”

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    Skip The BS by Sterling “Skip” Eisiminger “More carrot and less stick.” —Anonymous CLEMSON, SC—(Weekly Hubris)—3/1/10—If the proverbs of a region reflect the mores of the people who utter them, the children of…

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