A Bloggin "University of Scholastic Compromise (USC)" Teachable Moment featuring ..........., A Horse Named Traveler (soon to become Elmers?)
As the Student Body of the "University of Scholastic Compromise (USC)" under the CONTROL of President Max Nikias), returns for another expensive year of quality indoctrination, the Mayor Sam Blog proudly offers this FREE bloggin Teachable Moment on the subject of "A Horse Named Traveler (with one L)".
The MASTERMIND of Communal, Educational, Ethical Deconstructing and enabler of Medical School Dean's Drug Use Safe Space at the "University of Scandalous Conduct", President Max Nikias.
** Blogger's Notes: Its no blogging understatement to keyboard that CONTROVERSY REIGNS at this moment in Politics, Race Relations, Media ............., and AGAIN at the apparent "University of Scholastic Compromise (USC)". A member of the African-America Student Body during an evening, on-campus Charlottesville Solidarity Rally, noted that the school's Mascot "Traveler" shared the same name as Confederate General Robert E. Lee's Horse "Traveller", in stating that "white supremacy hits close to home (more on that below)". In response to this latest USC Controversy, the LA Times allocated, RARE Accidental Journalism Story Budgeting, in seeking to find the "Missing L" that would link the naming of the original "Traveler (USC' is on its Ninth Version)" to Lee's "Traveller". That stated, we here at Mayor Sam, in the spirit of the late, Inner City Educator Marva Collins, present the following Teachable Moment, that will will educate, then liberate (via facts and remedies) the AFFLICTED at USC-----Scott Johnson (** FOR THE RECORD: We should note that there has been NO accusations that UCLA's "Bruin" Mascot, is a SECRET Trump-supporting, Russian Bear)
A Horse/Mascot named Traveler (with one L). * Note Traveler's PURE WHITENESS that former School President (and Eugenics Supporter) Rufas von KleinSmid, would of found genetically proper.
Labels: Charlottesville, Elmers, Mascot Traveler, Robert E. Lee Horse Traveller, usc




