Statie wife

Any evidence that they will all have six figure salaries?

but it was Cranston

Jim Taricani and Bill Rappleye, RIP

>where the Bennys used to be

RI directions

Well, it WAS the steak tips at Box Seats.

> The owners are super nice

SECONDED

Yes, but also I think he was a True Believer.

Some, I think, were decent men. Plunkett and More struck me as good people. Neri too.

That letter was a joke. I know of four brothers who should have been on the list. One was a Passionist, so they omitted him on a technicality. Such bullshit.

Abbie Hoffman

There were two locations for Shbooms. The Mezcal location was the second location.

There's an entire college campus with dorms available in Lancaster.

Nice try, T&G

What are elf bars?

It's about 45 min from Worc

But the demographic does.

People will treat you better if your parents are wealthy donors.

There is a huge tree farm in Voluntown.

YMMV. I got a very good education, both bookwise - good - and in the ways of people - bad. The school has one standard for the favored kids and another for the other kids. It has always been this way and continues to this day. And there are several schools with equal academic rigor that don't have the poisonous SJ culture.

They're monks, not priests. And there aren't any of them left these days. And yes, it is not the same school it was back in the day. It is much more of a targeted product these days, competing with Bancoft, not SPM. But the schol has a deep and hidden history, and if it ever got out the brand would be permanently damaged.

AND the Vatican was a big backer of Pinochet.

The brothers were one thing, but once the lay folks took over, the school got this really creepy hybrid evangelical vibe. The headmaster at the time had a lot to do with it. From what I have heard the vibe still persists because of some uber-catholic parents.

>the Worcester Diocese has done a remarkable job at keeping children safe for the last two and a half decades.

I really don't think this is the props you seem to think it is.

>As someone who was is an atheist

In my experience, a giant percentage of SJ grads end up atheists. It's kind of fascinating.