When he heard the news that Dan Maloney performed his final dance as the Chief, Yeagley said he was disappointed.
"I felt it was a mistake--that the University had caved in," he said. "It was weak, like somebody had given up."
March 12, 2007
Faux Indian supports faux Indian
American Indian denounces University's Chief decisionDr. David A. Yeagley is pro-Chief and an American Indian. His great-great grandfather was a Comanche warrior.
When he heard the news that Dan Maloney performed his final dance as the Chief, Yeagley said he was disappointed.
"I felt it was a mistake--that the University had caved in," he said. "It was weak, like somebody had given up." Comment: As always, see Yeagley the Indian Apple for more on this joker.
When he heard the news that Dan Maloney performed his final dance as the Chief, Yeagley said he was disappointed.
"I felt it was a mistake--that the University had caved in," he said. "It was weak, like somebody had given up."
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...and when he heard the name "Pequot", the confused Yeagley got all flustered and started to rant about a little Texan spoiler who tipped the 1992 election to Bill Clinton.
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