More believable if they didn't mock us as "just an Ag school"...
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Or put another way, he’s half the man Fat Stanley is....
He was a DE, played for the Packers for several years. Was right at the beginning of the vid. He went to Aplington-Parkersburg and did a lot after the tornado to help with recovery there. Played at probably 270-275. Looks like he's gone on slim fast.
EIU is pulling out all the stops in futile attempts to grab the state limelight back from us.
Wrong movie. Kampman was wearing the pink low cut thing. Wait that was Beverly D'Angelo.
Kampman is a former American football defensive end who played ten seasons in the National Football League. He played college football for the University of Iowa. He was drafted by Green Bay Packers in the fifth round of the 2002 NFL Draft, and also played for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Not surprising the farm bureau partnered with them on this, it's not like they care about regular farmers either...
Putting the “America Needs Farmers” campaign back on at a non-ag school during what was (when they re-started it) the single greatest time of economic prosperity that farming had ever seen was the most pathetic, baseless, pandering attempt at gaining fans, notoriety, and money.
Doing this during the height of the farm crisis in 85 was the second most pathetic, baseless, pandering attempt at gaining fans, notoriety, and money.
Doing this during the height of the farm crisis in 85 was the second most pathetic, baseless, pandering attempt at gaining fans, notoriety, and money.
U of Iowa's commitment to family farms, for decades?
U of Iowa Law School producing attorneys and judges that bankrupted and foreclosed on thousands of family farmers and family farms--and destroying lives
Biggest sham campaign ever. And shame on ISU for letting it go unabated in the 1980's until recently.
The hoks know no bounds as to how low they will stoop. I like the way that farminclone states it: "the most pathetic, baseless, pandering attempt at gaining fans, notoriety, and money". Well said, farminclone!
Can someone that’s a Farm Bureau member contact them and ask how the ANF campaign benefits farmers? Where the money from the ANF gear goes toward? What projects/programs/etc they have provided to benefit farmers as a result of the ANF campaign?
