A slightly acidic space for commentary, mixed with sweet undertones of optimism, and occasionally garnished with a cherry of insight. Pample the Moose is the blog of Matthew Hayday, an associate professor in the History Department at the University of Guelph. The assorted musings here are his, and do not reflect the positions of the university.
More detailed reflections on the Olympics will follow in the next couple of days. But for now, I'm going to engage in the cardinal blogger sin of posting the cat, lol-style:
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