As if his classmates needed even more reason to smile at sitting by Normal College Student Cam Newton, he’s bringing them D-Squared donuts—glazed chocolate, sprinkled, a few bear claws—and orange juice. There were 40 of them, plenty for the whole class and even folks out in the halls. He was passing them out. Just Cam passing out donuts in the hall. Just college.
@ColbyJonesAU: “Cam had leftover donuts and was giving me out. Got me one!”
“He just said since it was Thursday he though he’d bring us some donuts so I guess there was no particular reason,” says Auburn junior Brookelyne Harvel, who snapped a photo of the donut party. “He was really nice about it… Everyone in the class was grateful and thankful. Everyone told him thank you. The professor was really nice about him bringing them to class. He didn’t have a problem with it at all. Cam said that the professor could have some too if he wanted.”
Cam handed sophomore Lindsay Klocko her donut out in the hall.
“People were honestly shocked and a few people didn’t notice it was him at first. A bunch of people were freaking out about it once he left.”
See Johnny Manziel? It’s easy. You don’t have to take classes online. Just bring donuts.
UPDATE: The best photo yet, by Katie Reed:
Photos: @UnoOjo, @ColbyJonesAU.
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I have this vision of Spicoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High ordering pizza to the classroom.
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what are you talking about Manziel about online classes? Cam took online classes while he was playing football at auburn. I don’t think either has anything to do with “celeb status” as much as it did staying eligible. Censor me if you want but if you do you’re only making it look worse.
I saw people munching on those in the middle picture minutes after I came out from class
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[...] The War Eagle Reporter broke the story and spoke with some Auburn students. One of said students, junior Brookelyne Harvel, had this to say: He just said since it was Thursday he though he’d bring us some donuts so I guess there was no particular reason. He was really nice about it. Everyone in the class was grateful and thankful. [...]
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February 21, 2013 at 8:21 pm
what are you talking about Manziel about online classes? Cam took online classes while he was playing football at auburn. I don’t think either has anything to do with “celeb status” as much as it did staying eligible. Censor me if you want but if you do you’re only making it look worse.”
Coach Chiz….right….lol. Funny how the turds have to have so much Auburn intake to make it through the day? Go away.
[...] Well, not necessarily “Summer” but during their off-season, Heisman Trophy recipient and NFL overall first round draft choice Cam Newton has returned to school; and as our tagline states: “When no one else is watching”. To be so celebrated during football season, it would seem appropriate that Cam’s honorable decision to re-matriculate (physically, and not on-line) in pursuit of his degree in sociology would be just as noteworthy. Sports fans, and more importantly, children marvel at his athletic prowess and should be allowed to do the same in response to academic endeavors. However, if they are not able to see and hear about this, how can they be inspired? Doesn’t the ability to represent multi-dimensionality that this young man possesses resound louder than just his athletic achievements? For my first Soapbox entry, I want to initiate discussion regarding making education attractive. One of ProfessU’s key goals is to support and highlight all things education, and Cam Newton is a wonderful representation of dedication- especially when he could be spending the off-season spending the large amounts of money that he’s earned during his brief professional career. The War Eagle Reader (www.thewareaglereader.com)has been documenting Cam’s return to college, even down to acknowledging his generosity as he recently brought doughnuts in to his class “since it was Thursday” (http://www.thewareaglereader.com/2013/02/cam-newton-brings-donuts-to-class-since-it-was-thursday/). [...]