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Thursday, December 06, 2018
DeSales and Fairleigh Dickinson - Great Places to Eat
I get there early. Then I eat dinner at the cafeteria. I have a close friend who goes to hospitals or bars offering free happy hours so he can get off cheap. He does not know about college food. I have to tell you the food is both outstanding and cheap. I've feasted on paella, shrimp lo mein and grilled steak. If you're a calorie counter, the selections list the calories.
I walk to the eating hole from the rec center. At DeSales, it's pretty close. At Fairleigh Dickinson, it's a hike. At Salisbury U, I got lost.
At Fairleigh Dickinson, it's all-you-can eat. Last night, I could have shut the place down.
In my wandering, I came across the statue you see above. it kinda' looks like me, although I'm a bit more muscular. Anyway, do any of you know what this statue is? I'm trying to find out. I know Ulysses was an archer and my guess would be him.
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I think it’s Wilt Chamberlain
ReplyDeleteI think you might be right: it looks like Odysseus/Ulysses when he return to Ithaca and encountered the suitors of Penelope. I'll ask a Fairleigh Dickinson alumnus whom I know and get back to you.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, do any of you know what this statue is?
ReplyDeleteYes.
Bernie, according to my source, it is "Sculpture of Ulysses” by Ivan Mestrovic.
ReplyDeleteHoly shit I was right!
ReplyDeleteYou're seeing much better than Polyphemus, I must say.
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