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It is getting cold out. I don't like the cold. I don't know what clothes to wear so I just wear my same sweatshirt every day. I think it might be time to go get a new coat. Wool maybe.
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"Wendy Regan" <wendy.c.regan@hotmail.com
That is cool....if we can party on the boat BEFORE the game, rock the skybox DURING the game, then all of our drunk asses can retire to our penthouse on Lake Shore Drive AFTER the game. We are not sure exactly where we will be purchasing yet, but by then I am sure we can afford a huge grand party pad. No kids please. It will be like a museum.
Wendy Regan
From: aziola@yahoo.com
we can just party in my skybox that i am going to buy at soldier field at the end of 2010
--- On Fri, 10/17/08, Buchanan, Jay <Jay.Buchanan@NC-4.com wrote:
From: Buchanan, Jay <Jay.Buchanan@NC-4.com
Can we pre-party on the boat your buying in the Spring of
2011?
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From: Ed Emberson [mailto:eemberson@yahoo.com]
I moved some things around....count me in.
From: Z <aziola@yahoo.com
does anyone have any plans in the fall of 2011? wanna go
to this
niu game?
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NIU, Wisconsin to play at Soldier Field in 2011
By Teddy Greenstein | Tribune staff reporter
9:09 PM CDT, October 16, 2008
Northern Illinois did not score a touchdown in its 2007
Soldier
Field meeting
with Iowa, but Huskies fans still have fond memories of
the 16-3
defeat.
"The sentiment from our fan base is that that game
was one of
the
highlights of our entire football program," athletic
director
Jeff Compher
said.
That encouraged Compher to complete a deal for a return to
Soldier Field. NIU
will play Wisconsin there on Sept. 17, 2011 - but not
before
traveling to Camp
Randall Stadium to face the Badgers to open the 2009
season.
Compher is confident the Soldier Field game will sell out.
It
did in 2007, with
about 20,000 Huskies fans contributing to the crowd of
61,500.
Compher also hopes to schedule a series with Northwestern,
whose
athletic
director, Jim Phillips, came from NIU. When Compher
purchased
Phillips'
DeKalb home, Compher joked to him that the closing was
contingent on
Phillips' agreeing to football games.
"We've reached out," Compher said, "but
there's nothing
in concrete yet."
