Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
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Sep 29, 2026
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So congratulations to Marymount.
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They win by eight over Salem State, Springfield third, Keene fourth, Westfield State fifth, MCLA sixth, and Worcester seventh.
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On the individual side of that table, Daniel Kwan from Marymount is tied with Matthew Kampanianian.
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Kampanianian won the playoff from Springfield, but...
Brian FruscioGUEST
Union was, you know, a chance.
Brian FruscioGUEST
North Adams State with Coach Q was great, but Ithaca just had that draw of college campus, you know, college town with Cornell on the other hill, Syracuse close, Elmira close, Binghamton close.
Brian FruscioGUEST
So it just had a great feel.
Brian FruscioGUEST
And, you know, we went to postseason four times.
Mike CarruthersHOST
Timothy Jay has been studying the science of swearing for a long time and is considered a leading expert on the topic.
Mike CarruthersHOST
He is a psychology professor emeritus at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts and author of a couple of books on the subject, one called Cursing in America and another called Why We Curse.
Mike CarruthersHOST
Hi, Timothy.
Mike CarruthersHOST
Welcome to Something You Should Know.
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Mike CarruthersHOST
He has, uh...
Mike CarruthersHOST
I've been talking to Timothy Jay.
Mike CarruthersHOST
He is a psychology professor emeritus at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.
Mike CarruthersHOST
He's considered one of the leading experts on swearing, and he's authored a couple of books, Cursing in America and Why We Curse, and there's a link to those books in the show notes.