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Subject: Re: state capital cities Posted on: Sun, 26 Sep 2004 17:10:59 CDT

Thanks. At least my memory hasn't totally gone to pot.

Jon Bell wrote:

> In article ,
> Frank F. Matthews wrote:
> [Dave Hatunen wrote:]
>
>>>I don't beleive the WAC ever went as far east as Ohio; the
>>>original members were Arizona, Arizona State, Brigham Young, New
>>>Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.
>>
>>I understand that the current WAC is something different. My memory is
>>that the formal name for the Big 10 was WAC back a century or so ago.
>
>
> The short history of the Big Ten at
>
>
>
> refers to the "Western Conference" as an alternate name for what was
> founded in 1895 as the "Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty
> Representatives," which started out with seven members, not ten.
>
> Note also that the U of Michigan's fight song contains the following line:
> "Hail, hail to Michigan, the champions of the West!"
>