[givemethemic]

Yea,this is the first time all day that I have been able to read the board we have been bombared with phone calls and TV stations coming down here to the radio station.....

[SuperJon]

I don't doubt it. That's why I said thanks and didn't make fun of you like I normally would.

[givemethemic]

Thanks, we are supposed to be featured on the 700 club today in a story that they did on reaction from students and I had the honor to sit down with the roanoke times for a while tonight and talk about what a great man Dr.Falwell was and how much he loved sports...I no longer have someone to talk smack about the Red Sox anymore...He will truly be missed

[PAmedic]

Question: where do we go from here?

Answer: Onward and upward, baby.

ITS UP TO US, NOW.

Alum and current students alike- need to carry on the vision.

[jcmanson]

I'm right with you Medic. Each of us have to pick up a little bit of what he was about. If we all pick up a little, together we can pick up alot.

[SuperJon]

Godwin said it yesterday:

It's up to us. We have to make him proud.

[Baldspot]

Reading all the posts has been an encouragement. Thanks to all. I was just able to work it out to be in Lynchburg on Mon and Tues. See ya in the crowd.

[Sly Fox]

From the Roanoke fishwrap:

Can Liberty University flourish without Falwell?

By Pamela J. Podger

LYNCHBURG -- A lone rose and a basket filled with handwritten notes lay under a portrait of the Rev. Jerry Falwell, where his body will lie in repose today at Liberty University.

Outside the Carter-Glass Mansion, where Falwell had his offices, a guard screened visitors. The door was adorned with posters inscribed with Bible passages, hearts and notes including "LU will never forget you" and "We miss you, Jerry."

Campus signs flashed messages of remembrance for Falwell, 73, who collapsed in his campus office and died Tuesday, presumably of heart failure.

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[El Scorcho]

As an alumnus, staff member and a Flame fan, I have no worries about Liberty University. We're going to be just fine, though some may wish otherwise. Of course, they're all "nuts and sissies."