Our crack recruiting team has been out in force, and while the national landscape spreads us pretty thin, we were able to identify a few amazing talents out there with interest in joining HLS on a full-time, permanent basis. While we have many things in the works, we are extremely excited to announce the first addition to the HLS team for HLS 3.0. With no further ado, I ask you all to please, please give a very warm HLS welcome to….Faaaaaaaaaaaather Sooooorrrrriiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnn!
Yep, that’s right folks: THE Father Sorin, Founder of Notre Dame and Tweeter Extraordinaire has joined HLS as a Weekly Contributor. Father will come at things with his typical wit and candor, and he’ll cover, well, pretty much anything that has anything to do with Notre Dame in some way. (When you’re the guy that Founded the University well over 150 years ago, you get to call some of your own shots).
Stay tuned for Father’s first post later this week – if it’s anything like what he’s distributed on Twitter, and what he sent me last week, you’re going to laugh, and you’re going to learn something. YAY MAKING EDUCATION FUN!
Vital Stats:
Father Edward Sorin, CSC
Age: 198 Years Old
Position: Weekly Contributor
Specialty: Humor
Star Rating: You really think a star rating captures all that is Father Sorin? Puh-lease. But clearly, if forced to give him a rating, he’d be a 6 on the 5-Star Scale.
Other homes: Twitter!
Welcome Aboard, Father Sorin! We’re honored that you’ve chosen HLS as your home on the web! HLS Family, please join me in giving Father a warm, warm welcome!
GO IRISH!
This is great. I hope Fr. can share some beard-grooming tips.
Never cut and brush vigoroursly. This is also good advice for working with draft horses and Alsatians.
Cage fight between Fr Birdonell & Fr Sorin…
Is he a Jesuit? If so, make it a steel cage and keep a medic on hand.
HLS just got a little tighter with God. Here’s to hoping for his first piece to be on his hatred for the Jesuits!
Maybe he can tell us about the time he killed a badger with his bare hands in 1856… for some reason. I think it was revenge.
What do you do with badgers in your house — make them tea? The beast had the strangling coming. And it wasn’t revenge… it was dinner.