Delaware Valley University

but for the leadership.

Uh, DelVal, Stevenson, obviously, uh, a MAC showdown.

And, you know, DelVal would be pretty much knocked out completely if they, uh, lose this game, so survival game-

Yeah

... for both of these teams, for sure.

The, the one thing that we do at Rosetta Farm, and it doesn't solve that problem but it kind of helps get kids started the right way, is, is we have internships.

And so we work with local high schools and, uh, University of Maryland, uh, University of Delaware, Delaware Valley College, and we get interns from those, those different places to work, work on the farm and gain, gain additional experience.

Um, a good example of this is a herdsman, Matthew Antonio.

He worked for us three years as an intern while he was attending University of Maryland, and thence, once he graduated, uh, he took a full-time position here at Rosetta, and now he's our, now he's our herdsman.

You know, I think this is great for the viewers, so I'm gonna read some names here.

You got Norwich, you got Delaware Valley, you got Kings, you got Johns Hopkins, special teams, DC, then Salve Regina, Assumption, Holy Cross [laughs], James Madison.

So before I ask the question, this is interesting, I have two thoughts.

Number one, I think Cignetti's given these ...

James Work turned his back on flying machines and went back to the farm school in Doylestown Township, Pennsylvania.

He seemed to do well there, turning the school into the Delaware Valley College of Science and Agriculture.

He retired in 1974.

The school is now called the Delaware Valley University.

Alvernia wins a close one over Levitt Val, 13-10 just by a field goal there.

And then last but not least, Eastern, although they started down 7-0 to DelVal, they rally and they end up winning 21-7 to keep in control of the MAAC race.

We'll see if anyone can catch the Eagles.

What about Wesleyan playing inside instead of outside to avoid that nor'easter in their practice facility essentially from what I understand.

terrible assassination or assassination attempt.

in the U S or I suspect when we get to the bottom of this awful incident in Delval the other day, when you, when the authorities take hold of the, uh, the servers of these people, they're, they're, they're, they're these lunatics who go back and forth with each other, building up these hate complexes.

Now, you know, we, we all believe in freedom of expression and I don't think we can aspire to discourage that, but, but, um, It has its, you know, all these famous people like Franklin and Jefferson and Edmund Burke and so on said that democracy and freedom bears its responsibilities.

If you enjoy it and exercise these freedoms, you have to use them responsibly.

And then through that, I found a passion for agriculture, not only from my family and my roots, but through agricultural education.

And then I went on to be I attended college at Delaware Valley College outside of Doylestown, which was outside of Philadelphia.

And so at that school, it's a private agricultural school.

And I got my degree in agricultural education and spent time there.

Okay.

So I got to ask probably the questions you wants to ask, but I'm stealing it anyway.

So you, you go to Delaware Valley College, which is in Pennsylvania.

Is that correct? You stay in Pennsylvania for a while to teach the at-risk youth.