Throwing thought-darts at the concentric colored rings of right and wrong
I sat here and tried to put into words how I'm feeling.  I had a few little nuggets that grazed the surface but, in the end, all I could come up with is this little request--
I hope that when I die, willing it be many many years from now, people greeted with the news-- co-workers, acquaintances, and friends of my friends-- decide that the entirety of my life was more important than one day and a keg of beer.
Yesterday, I watched in complete disbelief as many people chose that one day and that keg of beer over respecting the death of a Rice student.  And it's as clean-cut as that.
 Kyle Barnhart grew up in Panama City Beach, Florida: The Redneck Rivera of the Gulf Coast. He graduated from JR Arnold High School back in 2005 and immediately high-tailed it to Houston, Texas, to attend Rice University. He enjoys food and quantum mechanics and was the 2009-2010 co-editor of the
Kyle Barnhart grew up in Panama City Beach, Florida: The Redneck Rivera of the Gulf Coast. He graduated from JR Arnold High School back in 2005 and immediately high-tailed it to Houston, Texas, to attend Rice University. He enjoys food and quantum mechanics and was the 2009-2010 co-editor of the  
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hey kyle,
i stumbled upon your blog via facebook and i just wanted to say that i really like this post and agree with you. did you notice that the first email on the wrc listserve from roger was about the water balloon fight? at other colleges, the first email was about giving baker a card/some sort of condolence.
julia
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