RE: Media and Violence

From: Vincent Campbell (v.p.campbell@stir.ac.uk)
Date: Mon Apr 29 2002 - 13:02:54 BST

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            <Yes they do the wave. We copy many things from the US, good and
    bad. And why
    > is it called the Mexican Wave and not the US wave?>
    >
    IIRC it would be because whilst the minority audience for Am Football in the
    UK (I was one too) saw the wave in games earlier, most people didn't see it
    until the 1986 World Cup in... Mexico, and thus became colloquially known in
    the UK as the Mexican wave. It has even spread to Wimbledon (when they let
    the rabble in... to cheer Tim Henman heroically bottle it and get beat).

    Vincent

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