Black Orgy Party Time!

My name is Thomas Jessel and I'm a big and tall, ruggedly handsome young black man living in the city of Brockton, Massachusetts. I attend the University of Dale down in Boston. I'm one of many commuter students from neighboring Massachusetts towns who attend that school. It's a fairly decent institution. It's the setting of my current adventures. I'm a registered Democrat and this right here is the story of what my friends and I did to celebrate the night America elected a black man as its forty fourth president.

The University of Dale is the best school in America in my opinion. Located in the heart of Boston. Eleven thousand students. The student body is fifty percent female and fifty nine percent male. African-Americans make up thirty percent of the student population. Latinos make up twenty percent. Asians make up ten percent. Caucasians make up the remaining forty percent. That's mighty cool in my book. Diversity is a beautiful thing. There are twenty five dormitory buildings available to us, and they're each capable of housing about three hundred students. Surprisingly affordable tuition, too. Only seventeen grand a year for in-state students. Out of state students pay an additional four grand. And it's a private school, if you can believe that. For a poor but smart young black guy from Brockton, it's the perfect school. Hell, they gave me a full academic scholarship. I'm very grateful.

The Dale University Department of Athletics sponsors Men's Intercollegiate Alpine Skiing, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Soccer, Swimming, Ice Hockey, Rifle, Rugby, Gymnastics, Golf, Tennis, Football, Cycling, Sailing, Rowing, Volleyball, Track & Field and Wrestling along with Women's Intercollegiate Alpine Skiing, Softball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Track & Field, Rowing, Gymnastics, Cycling, Soccer, Swimming, Ice Hockey, Field Hockey, Sailing, Golf, Rifle, Tennis, Rugby, Equestrian, Volleyball and Wrestling. We compete in the NCAA Division One. In New England, we're considered an athletic powerhouse. Unrivaled by any other school in the region for the sheer number of men's and women's intercollegiate sports teams offered.