Noticed a change in the Courant's reporting on investigation

[upstater]

Hmmm, "3 is a couple", or perhaps just a Freudian slip. Typically, 2's still a couple. Several remains more than two people, things, etc. by definition; not an unspecified many nor large number. Unsupported by definition, 3 inexplicably pops up in some views or interpretations of several, e.g., even a particularly wishy-washy attempted contract.

Look above--link to Meriam-Webster. Couple = 2 or 3. Several = 4 or more.

 

[Storrs South]

See @Storrs South, there's your workaround. Just make highlight videos for all the students. Easy peasy.

Goodbye day job. I haven't done one in a while but the vid for CV was by request then I just made one for JA for fun and showed that I made something for him. The football ones for Diggs and Newsome prob don't matter since they are already finished senior seasons, but I'll check with compliance anyway to make sure this isn't an issue going forward.

 

[Chief00]

And maybe Nike.

I think it’s all George Blaney’s fault.

 

[BLUEDOGHOUSE]

Goodbye day job. I haven't done one in a while but the vid for CV was by request then I just made one for JA for fun and showed that I made something for him. The football ones for Diggs and Newsome prob don't matter since they are already finished senior seasons, but I'll check with compliance anyway to make sure this isn't an issue going forward.

You sound like a great first guest for any podcast related programming in the near future (as it relates to our beloved Huskies). We need a Mighty Joe Yeager or Frog associated with the program.

 

[Storrs South]

You sound like a great first guest for any podcast related programming in the near future (as it relates to our beloved Huskies). We need a Mighty Joe Yeager or Frog associated with the program.

As a podcast junkie, that means a lot to me. I'd say considering how bad things are right now (and subsequently lack of interest in the topic), I feel fortunate that we get podcasts related to UConn coming from A Dime Back, The UConn Blog, and the Courant.

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

Look above--link to Meriam-Webster. Couple = 2 or 3. Several = 4 or more.

@upstater , Funny, the linked article discussion is inconsistent with the actual Merriam-Webster Dictionary definition of several: "more than two but fewer than many" or "more than one". The latter "more than one" Merriam-Webster definition is even more bizarre than the inconsistent 4 or more. Go figure; quality editing Merriam-Webster!