http://cubaweek.ua.edu

How can we be properly educated on Cuba and the importance of its relationship with Alabama without cigars?
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Well, there is "The Flora of Cuba Project", which should cover it . . . in a way.


Besides, who ever said UA knew anything about Cuba anyway, cigars included? Hey, "Roll Tide" does not mean they are torcedors. :-)
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Educating Alabamian youth on cigars could take away from the alure of such products as Red Man, Skoal, and Copenhagen.
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Not to mention Day's Work and Apple Plug. Besides, it's much easier, and safer, to keep a pack of Camels rather than a fiver of Partagas rolled up in your teeshirt sleeve. :-)
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Crap like this conference cracks me up totally.

Love this topic:
“Havana's Foreign Heroes: Revolutionary Ideology on the Cuban Cityscape”

What a crock of crap!!!

I am a proud Cuban but why don't we better spend that tuition money teaching students things that are important? Bet you ask half of those students if Mexico is part of North America or Central America and they won't know.

That list consists of Commies coming over here and being given a platform to spill their garbage thoughts.

If asked, I will really tell you how I feel about it.:-)
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No Cuban sammies either. :-)
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"Mr Spicoli, just what the Hell do you think you're doing?"

"Learning about Cuba, and havin' some food."
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