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16. On the plus side, graduates may be a good fit for the current Department of the Interior. n/t

Tue Apr 24, 2018, 01:08 PM

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Penn State says wilderness is too risky for outdoors clubs [View all] brooklynite Apr 2018 OP

wow Matthew28 Apr 2018 #1

Sad but... Snackshack Apr 2018 #2

All them bears and snakes in the woods dalton99a Apr 2018 #3

Fucking snowflake bullshit. n/t X_Digger Apr 2018 #4

I can kinda understand PSU's position, given the scrutiny they are under Docreed2003 Apr 2018 #5

That would never fly at my kids university MissB Apr 2018 #6

Lawsuits are a big risk. Hoyt Apr 2018 #7

My son went to Outdoor School here in Oregon. cbreezen Apr 2018 #8

I don't understand it exboyfil Apr 2018 #9

Not anymore! GulfCoast66 Apr 2018 #11

One week after HS graduation, two of my girlfriends SoCalDem Apr 2018 #12

I bet it has to do with their liability insurance grantcart Apr 2018 #15

First Thing I Thought Of Too ProfessorGAC Apr 2018 #21

I hear their football program is not too safe either lame54 Apr 2018 #10

I was gonna say... rusty fender Apr 2018 #20

This whole safe space thing is becoming hysterical. jalan48 Apr 2018 #13

I was a city kid... Thunderbeast Apr 2018 #14

Pathetic! peggysue2 Apr 2018 #18

Safer out there in the woods than it is at the local Starbucks... Wounded Bear Apr 2018 #19