[PrinceLightfoot]

The lexicon that stands out more to me is the use of "we" for everything.  It's not just that "we" got into Stanford and "we" decided to attend Stanford.  It's even that "we" want to be treated like every other student. 

However, I will cut the guy a break because he said a lot of good things about my alma mater.  And he's right that Stanford is vastly different from the competition.

We make similar comments when "We beat Oregon in 2012 and 2013". I do not find the "we" thing odd. It happens when parents (or fans) are with their son (or team) shadowing every step they took.

Thumbs up to the Irwins!

[PrinceLightfoot]

The lexicon that stands out more to me is the use of "we" for everything.  It's not just that "we" got into Stanford and "we" decided to attend Stanford.  It's even that "we" want to be treated like every other student. 

However, I will cut the guy a break because he said a lot of good things about my alma mater.  And he's right that Stanford is vastly different from the competition.

We make similar comments when "We beat Oregon in 2012 and 2013". I do not find the "we" thing odd. It happens when parents (or fans) are with their son (or team) shadowing every step they took.

Thumbs up to the Irwins!