I'm looking for her most recent significant running result, but can't find it.
Life&Style wrote:
She graduated from Princeton in 2018 after competing on their track and field team for four years as a mid-distance runner. Her love of running seemingly continued beyond college as she competed in the 2018 Los Angeles marathon.
Anyone see her in the results? I don't see her in the 2018 LA Marathon results.
Rumors surrounding Aaron Rodgers’ dating life have been swirling for weeks, linking him to Mallory Edens. The Green Bay Packers quarterback and the 26 year old were spotted sitting courtside at a Milwaukee Bucks game on Aaron...
I'm looking for her most recent significant running result, but can't find it.
Life&Style wrote:
She graduated from Princeton in 2018 after competing on their track and field team for four years as a mid-distance runner. Her love of running seemingly continued beyond college as she competed in the 2018 Los Angeles marathon.
Anyone see her in the results? I don't see her in the 2018 LA Marathon results.
She reportedly ran it for charity "Girls on the Run International". She asked for donations on her instagram before the race. I'm surprised there's no follow up on it on how she did...
Wouldn’t it be great if slow men could run college track like slow women are allowed to?
but no, title 9 says they can’t.
The injustice is just too much to take sometimes.
My high school teammate was competitive at the state level (in a competitive state, 2nd on our team) and tried to walk-on at a lower-end D1 school and was cut.
A few meets into my first collegiate xc season and this particular D1 school was also there. After my race, a girl from my high school team walked up to me and started talking to me. I was stunned because she had effectively quit the xc team in our senior year, was a 5-7th runner on the team, and didn't run winter or spring track...
...And yet, there she was. In the uniform/warm-ups of this D1 team having just finished the women's race... (she didn't last on the team, but she was given a spot, whereas my former #2 who cared about the sport and would have developed well in this kind of program wasn't)
Title IX is a joke, a disgrace, and wildly unfair (which is why it fits the criteria of Progressive/Democrat priorities).
Does anyone find it odd that a woman like Edens - who wrote an article for Time as a feminist complaining that all jerseys sold to women are pink - now just sits around and poses for pictures in her bikini? It seems sad to me that she thinks her networth is tied to being a model. I guess she's right. Her quickest way to $200 million is to marry a rich guy (other than inheriting it from dad) but I wish she still was trying to be a feminist than trying to be a MRS.
Maybe she's playing the long game like Markle. If she marries a famous guy, she then can become a feminist with a platform.
Atta boy Rodgers, make all them people stuck in miserable relationships and those too scared of what others think so they don't do what they want jealous AF.
Wouldn’t it be great if slow men could run college track like slow women are allowed to?
but no, title 9 says they can’t.
The injustice is just too much to take sometimes.
My high school teammate was competitive at the state level (in a competitive state, 2nd on our team) and tried to walk-on at a lower-end D1 school and was cut.
A few meets into my first collegiate xc season and this particular D1 school was also there. After my race, a girl from my high school team walked up to me and started talking to me. I was stunned because she had effectively quit the xc team in our senior year, was a 5-7th runner on the team, and didn't run winter or spring track...
...And yet, there she was. In the uniform/warm-ups of this D1 team having just finished the women's race... (she didn't last on the team, but she was given a spot, whereas my former #2 who cared about the sport and would have developed well in this kind of program wasn't)
Title IX is a joke, a disgrace, and wildly unfair (which is why it fits the criteria of Progressive/Democrat priorities).
Uhhmmm... Title IX was signed into law by Nixon (Rep)
