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72mustang wrote:Stanford has always claimed her as a Stanford athlete though she never competed for Stanford as she blow off her scholership to go on a nationwide tour after the 1996 games. But unlike Chelsea Clinton who said that she was going to be a doctor she did and now is in a resident program at Stanford.

Huh? Did she get a scholarship at Stanford at age 10?

EastStang wrote:

72mustang wrote:Stanford has always claimed her as a Stanford athlete though she never competed for Stanford as she blow off her scholership to go on a nationwide tour after the 1996 games. But unlike Chelsea Clinton who said that she was going to be a doctor she did and now is in a resident program at Stanford.

Huh? Did she get a scholarship at Stanford at age 10?

Actually I think she was 9.275

mrydel wrote:

EastStang wrote:

72mustang wrote:Stanford has always claimed her as a Stanford athlete though she never competed for Stanford as she blow off her scholership to go on a nationwide tour after the 1996 games. But unlike Chelsea Clinton who said that she was going to be a doctor she did and now is in a resident program at Stanford.

Huh? Did she get a scholarship at Stanford at age 10?

Actually I think she was 9.275

haha

Nastia picked up another medal early this morning

http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/summer08/ ... id=3542152

she should have 3 gold...china cheated, i dont care if we cant do anything about it i will never accept their accomplishments as fully legitimate in theses games

mrydel wrote:

EastStang wrote:

72mustang wrote:Stanford has always claimed her as a Stanford athlete though she never competed for Stanford as she blow off her scholership to go on a nationwide tour after the 1996 games. But unlike Chelsea Clinton who said that she was going to be a doctor she did and now is in a resident program at Stanford.

Huh? Did she get a scholarship at Stanford at age 10?

Actually I think she was 9.275

[Difficulty: B+] plus [Performance: A-] = a solid A (no tiebreakers)

SmooBoy wrote:

mrydel wrote:

EastStang wrote: Huh? Did she get a scholarship at Stanford at age 10?

Actually I think she was 9.275

[Difficulty: B+] plus [Performance: A-] = a solid A (no tiebreakers)

no no no, remove the judge's score that has the widest variation....oh wait

Per the DMN, Nastia arrives DFW on United Airlines Flight #478 from San Francisco At 4:13 pm Thursday. On Saturday morning there will be a parade in her honor in Parker beginning at 10am on Parker Road and will be followed by a public reception at Southfork Ranch, 3700 Hogge Road in Parker - within walking distance from the parade.

Wonder if SMU will sponsor a float? Maybe the Mustang Band can be there?

I can see Nastia's picture on flyers for future prospective high school students as we speak....