1 Well, is there?

2 Nope.

3 Another mystery solved by the Grammar Goddess! Um...what was the specific source of the bet--which part of the Creed?

4 Actually, it was a really weird question. She had taken an English class and had been told (as many uptight English teachers will say) that you can't use the word so in a formal paper (e.g. you shouldn't say "So I blah blah"), and then took that advice way too far. She thought you shouldn't use the word so at all, and took issue with the part that says conduct myself so as to bring credit upon the Corps. I told her that so is part of the expression so as to and was perfectly fine there. She then said that if she translated it into her native language (Spanish) it wouldn't work, and therefore she thought it was an error. I cautioned her against translating to decide if there's an English error and pointed out that although the creed is written in stick-up-butt English, it is in fact grammatically correct. She lost $20 on that one.