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NUMBER 131. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. NOVEMBER, 1902. Suggestions. Booker Washington has well said that the Negro should be judged at his best and not at his worst. Similarly, should not the higher education of the Negro be judged by its successes rather than by its misfits and failures? Is there any college or university in the world that would fare well if judged only by the misfits and failures among its students and graduates? Are not even our oldest institutions of learning sometimes subjected to unfair criticism in this way? Was there ever a factory that turned out a uniformly perfect product from the start? Was there ever a stockbreeder who did not continually meet with some disappointments in his efforts to raise a perfect animal? A courageous willingness to encounter some degree of failure and disappointment in any worthy field of effort is the surest pledge of ultimate success. Without this spirit, who would ever have heard of Cyrus Field, Edison, or Marconi? Joel Chandler Harris (Uncle Remus) has forcibly said that in the higher education of the Negro, " as in other things, much has to be done in order that a little may avail," and that the good resulting from its successes "will more than repay leakages and losses." Marly people are unaware how much smaller than might have been expected the leakages and losses in the higher education of the Negro have really been. Many of these who have only partially completed a college- course have still secured enough education and inspiration for better things to make them vastly more useful than they could otherwise have been. When it is ascertained, as it has been by careful investigation, that 83 per cent of the college-trained Negroes of America have found remunerative and beneficent employment in teaching and other professional work, and that, largely through their teaching and the teachers whom they have trained, the illiteracy of their race has been reduced from 100 per cent, to about 50 per cent., the higher education of the Negro can hardly be called a failure. For statement of the work of Atlanta University see last page. Grateful acknowledgment is made of a generous gift of magazines, largely bound, from Mr. J. H. Carpenter of Madison, Wisconsin; also of a Gem Food chopper for our Model Home, from the New York office of Sargent & Co. The report of the sixth Hampton Negro Conference, held July 16-18, 1902, has come to us in a pamphlet of 78 pages. It is a valuable contribution to the Negro question. One of the papers, An Effort to Improve Negro Farms in Texas, is by Hon. R. L. Smith ('80), Another, Co-operation Essential to Race Unity, is by Prof. W. S. Scarborough, Wilberforce, Ohio, once a student here. An informal athletic meet, under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A., was held upon the athletic field the afternoon of Oct. 25. There was no definite rivalry, and the competitors were not aware that a score was being kept. This was done, however, and the highest scores were as follows: By classes, M P. 17, S. P. 14, Soph. 12; by individuals, Arnold (S. P.) 13, Nichols (M. P.) 10, Butler (Soph.) 9. The foot ball team has had its first reward of diligent practice, in a victory over the team of the Atlanta Baptist College, at Brisbine Park, Nov. 15th. As was true last spring, some of our good players were disqualified by reason of low class standing. But the large majority were duly qualified, and made a good team. Their opponents also had a good team, and the contest was very close, the final score being five to zero. The number of boarding boys is so large that it has been found necessary to use for dormitory purposes the large room in South Hall which was formerly the "upper school room," and which of recent years has been used for the meetings of the Phi Kappa society, Y. M. C. A.,and similar purposes. The Y. M. C. A. goes into the former "fourth grade" room, where the Ware Lyceum has met and will continue to meet, and the Phi Kappa society is using room 8 in Stone Hall. Mention is often made in these columns of our public rhetorical exercises, which are held in Ware Chapel six times a year, and which invariably, unless the weather is very bad, draw a large crowd from the city. This was true at the excellent exercise of Nov. 7. We have never published one of the programs. That our readers may know more exactly what the exercise is, we print the program of Nov.7. Essay—"My Experience with a Bicycle," Emma Badger. Recitation—"The Revenge of Hamish," Mamie A. Coles. 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Troy's faced challengers before, upstarts who wanted to take the Trojans' place as the Sun Belt's top dog. First it was the built-in presence of North Texas, which had won three straight conference titles from 2002-4; then came Middle Tennessee State, followed by Florida Atlantic, perhaps followed by Louisiana-Monroe and Louisiana-Lafayette. All have tried but failed to hang with the Trojans, putting together fine individual seasons but, more often than not, falling behind Troy when it comes to the long-distance race. Now, Florida International is the latest to throw its hat in the ring. Will Troy shrug aside its latest challenger as it has so many before, or do the Golden Panthers have the sort of staying power needed to keep pace with the Sun Belt's premier program?
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Yes, I've made promises in the past to never pick against Troy, at least until the Trojans fail to win the Sun Belt. Yet here we are, with Troy the defending champs, and I'm picking Middle Tennessee State, not the Trojans, to take the Sun Belt in 2010. To be honest, it all comes down to the simple fact that the Blue Raiders host Troy; while I think these are Trojans more talented, I'm giving M.T.S.U. the edge. Still — get ready to be confused — Troy could very well match last season's nine-win output, thanks to an easier schedule and the typical six or more wins in Sun Belt play. Let me end this section by saying this: I swore I'd never pick against Troy, at least as long as the Trojans continued to win Sun Belt championships. Now that I've done so, I'm having my fair share of doubts.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Another eight-win season for Troy, though it took some work to get there. It actually took a bowl win, of all things, a target that has been elusive for Larry Blakeney and the Trojans since moving to the F.B.S. in 2002. That victory put a fine exclamation point on another successful season, though while the year did find Troy again tied atop the Sun Belt standings it was F.I.U., not the Trojans, who took home the conference crown. So what went wrong — with the term wrong being relative to Troy's recent success? As has been the case over the last handful of seasons, the defense came up short at times: in losses to U.A.B. and the Golden Panthers, most notably. And there were the requisite B.C.S. conference losses, though Troy played Oklahoma State very tight in September. And the Trojans did take care of business in the Sun Belt, by and large, losing out to F.I.U. due to the head-to-head tiebreaker. This team was very much like the 2009 version, which when considering the personnel changes that occurred prior to last season and last fall's injury woes is pretty impressive.
High point A 42-13, nationally-televised win over Middle Tennessee State on the first Tuesday of October. I, like most, thought this game essentially decided the Sun Belt — I didn't think F.I.U. was going to make its run. The win was Troy's lone victory over a bowl opponent until, well, bowl play: the Trojans dominated Ohio, 44-13, in the New Orleans Bowl.
Low point The loss to F.I.U., of course. Also in the running is a 69-24 loss to South Carolina a week later, though you can see why the Trojans might have been a bit demoralized heading into that one.
Tidbit Last fall's 8-5 mark gave Troy five consecutive seasons with at least eight wins, a program record on the F.B.S. level. It also ties a program record regardless of affiliation; the Trojans went 10-1, 12-1, 8-4, 11-2 and 10-2 from 1992-96. The rest of the Sun Belt has combined for all of six eight-win seasons as members of the F.B.S.: two each by North Texas and Middle Tennessee State and one from Louisiana-Lafayette and Florida Atlantic.
Tidbit (defense edition) We're seeing an all-time great run for the Troy offense, which has scored at least 400 points in each of the last four seasons. Unfortunately, this run coincides with the worst stretch for this Troy defense in program history. Only once prior to 2009 had the Trojans allowed at least 300 points in a season — Troy gave up 326 points back in 1994. Troy allowed 387 and 393 points in 2009 and 2010, respectively, an average of 29.8 and 30.2 points per game.
Tidbit (100-word preview edition) It's that time again. Here's how it works: I give you a quiz question; you become the first person to answer the question; you win the opportunity to pen a 100-word preview of your favorite team when it appears on the Countdown. Get it? Good. Here's the question:
Two days, two opportunities for 100-word previews — 150 words if you're Ol' Rock, who tore apart yesterday's quiz by correctly picking not just the teams but also the coaches in question. Today's question is a little easier, in my mind. Troy has shared or won outright the last five Sun Belt titles. Only five other programs in F.B.S. history have won or shared at least five straight conference titles. Can you name the other five?
Teams already spoken for: California (Katster), Iowa (M Meyer), Mississippi (Flint Foster), Northwestern (NUwildcat09), Oregon (Eskynyt), Pittsburgh (htp2012), Texas (Burnt Orange), Texas A&M (Ol' Rock), Washington (Dr. Klahn).
Former players in the N.F.L.
14 QB Levi Brown (Buffalo), CB Jorrick Calvin (Philadelphia), DT Dion Gates (Kansas City), WR Jerrel Jernigan (New York Giants), LB Brandon Lang (San Diego), CB Elbert Mack (Tampa Bay), S Sherrod Mack (Carolina), CB Leodis McKelvin (Buffalo), DT Steve McLendon (Pittsburgh), LB Cameron Sheffield (Kansas City), K Lawrence Tynes (New York Giants), DE Osi Umenyiora (New York Giants), LB DeMarcus Ware (Dallas), LB Bear Woods (Atlanta).
Arbitrary top five list
States with at least three F.B.S. programs
1. Florida (Florida, Florida State, Miami).
2. Texas (Texas, T.C.U., Texas A&M).
3. Alabama (Alabama, Auburn, Troy).
4. Oklahoma (Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tulsa).
5. California (U.S.C., U.C.L.A., California).
Larry Blakeney (Auburn '70), 161-82-1 after 20 seasons with the Trojans. He holds — by leaps and bounds — Troy's record for career victories, winning nearly four times as many games as his next closest competitor, Billy Atkins, who won 44 games from 1966-71. Last fall's 8-5 finish gave Troy five consecutive seasons with at least eight wins, the program's best stretch of play since joining the F.B.S. in 2002. Over this span, Troy has cemented its place as the top program in the Sun Belt. Blakeney, undoubtedly the face of the Trojan program, deserves credit for leading Troy from Division II status to the F.B.S. After playing on the Division II level from 1973-92 — the final two seasons under Blakeney – Troy moved up to the F.C.S., where it spent the following nine years, from 1993-2001, before graduating to the F.B.S. the following season. The team has experienced success as each step of the way, winning a pair of Southland Conference championships from 1999-2000 and sharing or winning outright the last five Sun Belt titles. Troy has appeared in five F.B.S. bowl games, though it has won only two, losing the other three post-season affairs. Blakeney's 161 wins at his current stop ranks him third among active coaches in the F.B.S., trailing only Joe Paterno and Frank Beamer. The finest coach in school history, the finest coach in Sun Belt history, perhaps the most consistent non-B.C.S. conference coach in the country, no coach fits his program better than Blakeney fits Troy.
Players to watch
How good was Corey Robinson as a redshirt freshman? He was pretty good. But he can be better, and he must be more consistent in order for Troy to offset some significant losses at receiver, which I'll touch on below. First, the good news: Robinson, a surprise starter coming out of fall camp, showed fairly quickly that he's the real deal under center. He did so by taking to this offense like a fish to water, spreading the ball around to his receivers and, from time to time, avoiding the sort of turnovers like plague the typical freshman quarterback.
But Robinson was prone to periods of inefficiency: take a five-week span in October and November when he tossed at least two interceptions per game, a period that saw Troy go 2-3. So he needs to avoid those bouts with turnovers, which should come with time. To be honest, I'm really nitpicking Robinson's performance as a freshman starter; it really couldn't have gone much better, and now, a year wiser, he's clearly the best quarterback in the Sun Belt. In a perfect world, we would see senior Jamie Hampton remain injury-free and make a difference as the second quarterback. I'll be rooting hard for Hampton, who missed much of 2008 and 2010 with leg injuries.
Outside of receiver, the biggest issue facing this offense is the loss of three starters up front. The biggest is center Tyler Clark, who started 44 games over his career in the middle of Troy's line. But Troy does return a sure thing in senior left tackle James Brown, who is one of the Sun Belt's best. The second returning starter is guard Kyle Wilborn, who missed the spring with a shoulder injury but will reclaim a major role, whether at left or right guard, come September. There is a slight lack of experience at guard otherwise, unfortunately: sophomores abound, though the Trojans are high on Jacob Creech, Jay Stansberry — who's a little small — Jimmie Arnold and Cody Jenkins.
Back to center: the job looks like senior Zach Swindall's to lose, but JUCO transfer Andrew Phillips is another option. Perhaps the loser of this competition could move to guard, but Troy will tackle that situation once either Swindall or Phillips steps forward. It'll be redshirt freshman Terrence Jones at right tackle: he looks like a lineman who will get his feet wet on the strong side before replacing Brown at left tackle in 2012.
Troy seems a little thin at running back. DuJuan Harris, last year's second-leading rusher, has moved on, and Troy is experimenting with moving another key back to receiver. So the onus is on junior Shawn Southward to take on an even larger role than the one he held a year ago, when he paced Troy with 623 yards rushing and 7 score. Southward also made an impact as a receiver: his 19 receptions in 2010 lead all returning players. But he'll need to be spelled on occasion, and the Trojans hope junior D.J. Taylor can provide a good change of pace. He's the bigger back to Southward's elusiveness, so they could compliment each other well.
The defense will be better. It will be better merely if Troy avoids the injury bug that plagued last year's team: only three players started all 13 games, which says much about the in-and-out rotation that pervaded the depth chart throughout the season. There is a silver lining to last year's injury struggles, however. Several returning players destined for reserve roles earned meaningful playing time in the starting lineup, which will yield dividends in 2011.
Troy was due to return four cornerbacks with starting experience, but Kejuan Phillips was suspended in May, costing him the season. So that total drops to three, but Troy is still in pretty good shape in the secondary. LaDarrius Madden (49 tackles, 3 interceptions) and Barry Valcin bring starting experience into 2011, though Valcin is still recovering from the ankle injury that cost him last season. He's a valuable part of this secondary, partly thanks to his ability to slot in both at safety and cornerback. There's more depth at safety with JUCO transfer Brynden Trawick — currently a starter while Valcin recovers — and sophomores Cam Hudson and Angelo Hadley. Take note that Troy is not going with a free and strong safety but a left and right safety, so all four safeties are interchangeable, to an extent.
Phillips was either going to start or play a key role, so his departure does hurt the depth at cornerback. It also opens back up the starting role to sophomore Chris Pickett (37 tackles), who started nine games a year ago. He'll join senior Jimmie Anderson (28 tackles, 3 picks) in the starting lineup, with junior Bryan Willis and redshirt freshman Dionte Ponder serving as the reserves.
The real star of this defense is end Jonathan Massaquoi, who led the Trojans and the Sun Belt in tackles for loss (20.5) and sacks (12.5), finishing eighth and fourth in the F.B.S., respectively. He'll have to go it alone in 2011, now that Troy has lost his running mate at end in Mario Addison. The Trojans do think that seniors John Robles (16 tackles) and Brandon Boudreaux can help pick up the slack, though the team lost another reserve when R.J. Roberts was dismissed from the team. The interior of the line is led by undersized junior Tony Davis, with JUCO transfer Tony Gillespie providing some heft on the second line. Seniors Emmanuel Dudley (27 tackles, 1 sack) and Sidell Corley return at nose tackle, with Dudley missing the spring while recovering from surgery.
It's a brand new day at linebacker. This group was an enormous question mark heading into last season, when Troy had to replace two all-conference starters. A year later, the Trojans are in great shape. The starting lineup is set in stone: Kanorris Davis (43 tackles, 9 for loss) is on the strong side, Xavier Lamb (team-best 91 tackles, 2 sacks) in the middle and Brannon Bryan (24 tackles) on the weak side. Lamb in particular is a player to watch; he took on a leadership role last fall, helping bridge the gap with a new-look linebacker corps. Lamb's a heavy contender for conference defensive player of the year honors. Bryan stepped into a starting role late last season and really made a difference.
Position battle(s) to watch
Wide receiver The losses were significant prior to May 23. Just off last year's team, Troy had to replace all-time leading receiver Jerrel Jernigan — one of the program's greats — and fellow starters Tebiarus Gill and Jason Bruce. This trio led the way by example, combining for 183 receptions, or more than half of Troy's season total. So the news was bad at this point; it became worse on that May date, when Troy announced that would-be starters Chip Reeves (30 receptions for 515 yards, 5 scores) and Jamel Johnson (23 for 258) were academically ineligible for the 2011 season. Both may return, should they get their work in order, but not until next spring. So a worrisome situation is now dire, and Troy must dig deep to find quality targets for Robinson to work with in the passing game. For now, it's about promoting would-be reserves into larger roles: take sophomore Felton Peyton, who was working behind Reeves during the spring but is now a starter. Likewise for Brett Moncrief (16 for 214 and 2 scores), who takes over for Johnson. It's not a great situation. But it's not as if Troy doesn't have athletic ability to work with: Blakeney and his staff always find talent — talent that needs some fine-tuning, to be honest — so a youngster like Peyton could have a big year. As could a few other sophomores, like Sam Haskins, who at 6'4 presents a nice mismatch option, or redshirt freshman B.J. Chitty. Keep an eye on former running back Chris Anderson, who Troy might put into a Jernigan-like role as a pass-catcher and running option split out wide. As a whole, however, the receiver corps is unpolished, unproven and an unknown. Still, Troy's not going to struggle to score points.
Game(s) to watch
The year starts with road dates with Clemson and Arkansas, which should both end in defeat but will provide a slight barometer for where Troy stands heading into Sun Belt play. In terms of conference games, it's all about that trip to F.I.U. in October. Of course, I thought that the game against Middle Tennessee State would decide the Sun Belt last fall, so I could very well be wrong. I probably am wrong.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell I see the Sun Belt remaining Troy's playground. Yes, Florida International is a program on the rise, and yes, Troy does have some issues to address as look ahead to 2011. But no other Sun Belt team can quite match what Troy brings to both sides of the ball: offensively, it's a group that can score early, quickly and often; defensively, the Trojans have terrific athleticism and conference-best depth along the back seven. In my mind, picking anyone else would be foolish — and I've picked against Troy in the past, only to regret the error. Not that Troy looks good enough to make a run towards 10 wins, however. The non-conference slate will probably find Troy finishing 2-2 at best, with the very real chance at a 1-3 mark — losses to Clemson, Arkansas and Navy. Six wins will be easy to come by in conference play, but what about seven? Eight? It's doable, but the last two Troy teams have shown a tendency to come out flat on occasion, such as they did against Louisiana-Monroe a year ago. The trick will be find more consistency on defense, which should come with increased health, and to avoid turnovers, which Robinson should do as a second-year starter. Eight wins is the baseline for success in this day and age of Troy football, and even with some lingering conerns I have no doubt that this year's team will get there in the regular season.
Dream season Troy goes 3-1 outside of the Sun Belt and 8-0 inside the Sun Belt. That spells 11-1 and a national ranking, not to mention another step forward for the program.
Nightmare season The Trojans fully cede the conference to F.I.U., combining a 1-3 record in non-conference play with a 4-4 Sun Belt mark to finish below .500 for the first time since 2005.
In case you were wondering
Where do Troy fans congregate? The premier site for Troy football chatter is Go Troy Trojans, which leads the pack by leaps and bounds. You can also find recruiting coverage at Troy Insider. And please don't forget about Drew Champlin's blog for The Dothan Eagle.
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In 1969, Troy State, as it was then known, picked apart the secondary of my Willamette University Bearcats in an NAIA semifinal game, winning 63-10. We really didn't belong on the same field as them.
Doesn't Chris Ault have a 219–97–1 record at Nevada, or does it have to be accumulated in one stint?
I think the answer to the preview trivia question is Nebraska, Michigan, Ohio State, Boise State, and [REDACTED] (think Reggie Bush). If correct, can I claim Boise State?
Paul: Not quite there on the quiz answer. But you got at least one right.
Hmmm… on second thought, it appears that I'd forgotten Florida State. Since [REDACTED] has in fact been stricken from the history books, is it permissible for me to swap FSU in for them in my guess? (I may still be wrong anyway, but I thought it was worth a shot….)
$3 mil in losses from unsold tickets? Can't be Virginia Tech or Stanford, right?
Nebraska, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Florida State, Alabama. I think.
Paul: You're hurting yourself by taking both Nebraska and Oklahoma. You know one of those two weren't winning five straight with the other team in the picture.
Alabama, Florida State, Ohio State, Michigan, Boise State
Hmm, this is a confusing question, since FBS was only used starting in 2006. So I'm guessing we can go back to 1978, when we started using Divisions 1-A and 1-AA? If so, then I'm going with:
Boise State (WAC, 2002-06)
Michigan (Big Ten, 1988-92)
Ohio State (Big Ten, 2005-10)
University of Southern California (Pac 10, 2002-08)
Florida State (ACC, 1992-2000)
Of course there are others if we look prior to 1978, such as Alabama in the early 1970s.
If I'm somehow correct, I'll take Stanford.
I guess I'm confused how far we can go back. Alabama did it from 71-75. Ohio State 2005-10. Florida State 1992-2000. Nebraska did it from 1910-17, and again from 1991-95 in the Big Eight. Oklahoma did it from 1946-59, and again from 1973-80. Boise State did it from 2002-06. USC from 2002-08. BYU won the WAC every year from 1976-85.
Some of those came before football split into division I-A and I-AA, but more than five came after. OSU, FSU, BYU, Nebraska, Boise State, and USC all did it in five years that came entirely after the split.
One could argue that USC's vacated wins from 04 – 05 broke their streak.
In this light I think the list should read: Nebraska, Michigan, Ohio State, Boise State, and ugh… BYU.
100 words on the Utes if it pleases the court your honor!
Oklahoma, Boise St., Ohio St., Florida State, and BYU. If correct, I'd love Nebraska.
Oh, and UCONN should be up next.
Definitely UConn. No way VT or Stanford are ranked this low.
Yeah I guess my own Uconn Huskies are up next. I guess I'm partly to blame for the huge bowl loss. I got my fiesta bowl tickets for 20 bucks on stubhub and the cheapest Uconn was offering was $105, but Come on what would anyone else do when they are already spending $500 to get out to Arizona
Troy and FIU tied for first place last year, according to the Sun Belt Conference. That makes five consecutive years that Troy either won outright or tied for the conference title. There is no tie-breaker. Previously, when the conference had only one bowl tie-in and two teams were tied with the best record, the winner between the two would get the bid.
Look for the Trojans to upset Clemson and take out Navy, while playing Arkansas tough.
I'll assume the preview question is still unresolved. I get a lot more than 5:
Alabama (1971-75)
Arizona State (1969-73)
Boise State (2002-06)
Brigham Young (1976-85, 1989-93)
Florida State (1992-2000)
Michigan (1988-92)
Nebraska (1991-95)
Ohio State (1972-77, 2005-10)
Oklahoma (1946-59, 1973-80)
Southern Cal (2002-08)
Texas (1968-73)
Tulsa (1980-85)
I'm not sure if Tulsa was considered a major program in the '80s, but that still leaves 11 if it wasn't.
My mind needs resolution!
TROY will have unproven talent at WR to begin the season, but the rotation looked very good in the spring. I don't forsee a drop off in production. The defensive struggles should be a distant memory by the end of the season…keep right on laughin' Clemson fans…
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Why not make Lyneham and Campbell High Yrs 7-9 (Middle school initiative by said ACTDET) and then make Dickson College Yrs 10-12? You'd free up Lyneham which is bursting at the seams and Dickson would get more numbers.
Also, why close Dickson and Kambah when Kaleen and Copland have lower numbers? Dickson is the only College in the inner north and although Campbell was once a 7-12 school, it really doesn't have the resources required to run College classes.
The Governmnet identified the possibility of closing up to 39 schools in this years budget. Do you think that that number will be sufficient to get the ACT Education system back on track or will the Governmnet need to keep their options open – with the possibility of closing more schools in coming years?
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Why does he deserve more super than a public servant? (He was one a few months ago).
stupid question, he isn't. He's earning the same super as an ACT public servant who started at the same time, indeed he's probably still paying into the same super fund.
My question would be why is there six moths of consultation if the school closures are a done deal? If they're not a done deal why were they announced as such?
Can the public nominate additional schools for closure?
To what extent have the outlandish, unreasonable and unsustainable demand for exessive salary and condition increases taken by the Education Unions in wage negotiations forced the hand of the Government in relation to school closures? Wouldn't it be more effective to close down all the schools and then re-open them with new employment contracts only offered to the teachers with a pulse?
Given that you put an awful lot of effort into getting yourself into government (at the last elections, your poster appeared pretty much everywhere that had vertical space), only to end up in one of the more unpopular positions in the government defending a policy that's going to offend pretty much anybody with school-age children, any regrets?
Getting back to the issues raised by Pandy and Big Al, what will happen to the closed sites? they are zoned for "community use", which, as we know, will more often than not, end up as medium-density or hi-rise.
Given this government's too-cosy relationship with developers, a propensity for large-scale infill, and shutting the community out of any meaningful consultation on what happens within our neighbvourhoods, what guarantees will we have that this land will remain available for community use? If given such undertakings, how will we know if that community use will be compatible with particular neighbourhoods, and how will that be determined and by whom? Not ACTPLA, we would hope, nor by the Planning Minister who seems to be captured by the development lobby.
Mr Barr;
Wouldnt you consider it better for children to be able to walk to a school rather than have their parents drive ?
By closing local schools and adopting the mega school model, doesnt this contradict the sustainable transort plans aim to have peopel walking, cycling or catching PT instead of driving ?
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politicians get around 26% super and publuc servants around 15% – at present
Got any sources to bakc that up. I thought ACT politicians were in the PSS like other public servants. I couldn't find anything on thr ACT Remuneration tribunal site one way or the other:http://www.cmd.act.gov.au/remtrib/ .
No, I am permanant, The salary gets paid to the bank account every fortnight.
Wouldn't be a contractor for quids, far too much risk. Why go to all that touble when you can be paid contractor rates as a permanant employee.
Just get the negotiation right in the first place.
If you dont like the deal, modify it, or leave it.
1. Some of the schools closing are running special programs (eg Melrose Primary's autism program – Melrose closing end 2006). Are these special programs going to be offered at other schools nearby, and how will the change process be managed?
2. Has the government given consideration to the effect on property values, and therefore the flux as people move en masse to better areas, by the change in schools? For example, houses surrounding schools that are closing might drop in value, or houses in the "traffic area" of remaining schools might also drop as more kids are driven to a bigger school.
How was the decision taken to close Dickson college over Copland College?
Dickson is the only college in the inner north, has respectable enrolments now, and could have far greater enrolments in future, as aged pensioners move out of the inner north and families more in. Copland College has less students than Dickson, and students have the alternate option of Lake Ginninderra College in Belconnen. Did the fact that Dickson College is on a much larger and more valuable tract of land influence this decision?


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Kevin Fischer is a veteran broadcaster, the recipient of over 150 major journalism awards from the Milwaukee Press Club, the Wisconsin Associated Press, the Northwest Broadcast News Association, the Wisconsin Bar Association, and others. He has been seen and heard on Milwaukee TV and radio stations for over three decades. A longtime aide to state Senate Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature, Kevin can be seen offering his views on the news on the public affairs program, "InterCHANGE," on Milwaukee Public Television Channel 10, and heard filling in on Newstalk 1130 WISN. He lives with his wife, Jennifer, and their lovely young daughter, Kyla Audrey, in Franklin.
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Milwaukee Magazine's new study of 33 Milwaukee-area school districts examined K-8 and high school performance by factoring in standardized test scores, ACT results and AP test scores.
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Posted by Kevin Fischer on April 1, 2012
It was bound to happen. People have been asking me for the longest time.
When are you going to do it? When? When? When???
I finally broke down and the Fischer household has a new addition: a soft-coated
Why now? Because I've always wanted a dog and I've been doing a lot of research about breeds and timing of the purchase, especially when you have a toddler.
In the end, I think I was swayed by the immortal words of the famous pet author, Edgar Vetman who said, "Every home should have a dog, period. It would be un-American not to have a dog, or any other pet for that matter, when there are children. They want and need pets. If you have any doubt, get a pet. You'll be glad you did."
After I read that powerfully persuasive stuff, I gotta tell you, I was sold.
Jennifer wanted to hold off a bit longer until Kyla was older. I was insisting we get a dog and get one soon. Finally, I just took the puppy by the paws.
We're so overjoyed and want to share our happiness that we're thinking of having a "Come Meet Frisky"
Dogs. They're so neat.
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Posted by Kevin Fischer on April 1, 2012
1) A line of people hoping to be allowed in to watch legal arguments over the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act at the Supreme Court stretches around the corner in
2) Emergency workers tend to a JetBlue captain that had a "medical situation" during a Las Vegas-bound flight from JFK International airport, Tuesday, March 27, 2012, in
3) This series of handout frame grabs from video, provided by House Television shows Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., taking off his jacket to wear a hoodie and sunglasses as he speaks on the floor of the House on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, March 28, 2012. Rush donned a hoodie during the speech on the House floor deploring the killing of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin, receiving a reprimand for violating rules on wearing hats in the House chamber. (AP Photo/House Television)
4) Policemen arrest an Occupy Wall Street movement supporter while they were marching from
5) Protester Kernel Moses holds his sign during a Occupy Portland sleepover that protests a camping ban and sidewalk rules Monday, March 26, 2012, outside
6) Macedonian paraplegic athlete Mile Stojkoski pushes himself on a highway during a marathon from his native town of
7) GRAPHIC PHOTO: A Tibetan man screams as he runs engulfed in flames after self-immolating at a protest in New Delhi, India, ahead of Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit to the country Monday, March 26, 2012. The Tibetan activist lit himself on fire at the gathering and was rushed to hospital with unknown injuries, reports said. Photo: Manish Swarup / AP
8) A man looks for food in a trash bin in
9) Republican presidential candidate, former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum reacts to a fellow bowler's shot while bowling at South Lanes Bowling and Pizza during a campaign stop on March 28, 2012 in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
10) U.S. President Barack Obama, left, gets a reaction from Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, right, after jokingly covering up his microphone as they attend the opening plenary session at the Nuclear Security Summit at the Coex Center, in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, March 27, 2012. Sitting in the center is South Korean President Lee Myung-bak. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
11) Rep. Donna Sheldon, center, throws paper into the air next to Thomas Allison after the House Majority Leader, Rep. Larry O'Neal yelled, "Sine Die," to end the 2012 Legislative Session at the stroke of midnight on Legislative Day 40 at the Capitol Thursday afternoon in Atlanta, Ga., March 29, 2012. Allison is the son of Rep. Stephen Allison, who sits next to Sheldon. Photo: Jason Getz / Atlanta Journal Constitution via AP
12) Pope Benedict XVI is helped with a sombrero, as a crowd greets him on his arrival at
13) Images of Pope Benedict XVI, by the French-Italian artist Gaspare Di Caro, are projected on the facade of the cathedral in Havana, Cuba, Sunday March 25, 2012. Pope Benedict XVI arrived in
14) In this picture made available by the Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano Pope Benedict XVI meets with Fidel Castro in Havana, Wednesday, March 28, 2012. (AP Photo/Osservatore Romano)
15) Western Wall Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitz and workers remove notes from the cracks of the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest prayer site, in Jerusalem's Old City, on March 28. Rabbi Rabinovitz headed a team on Wednesday that cleaned out the cracks and made room for more paper notes that Jews believe are notes to God, ahead of the Jewish holiday of Passover which begins on April 6. Photo: Ammar Awad / Reuters
16) President Barack Obama greets U.S. soldiers and family members before boarding Air Force One at Osan Air Base in Osan outside Seoul on March 27, 2012 after attending the 2012 Seoul Nuclear Security Summit. Photo: Jewel Samad / AFP - Getty Images
17) Tight: US servicemen inside a military plane before their departure to Afghanistan from the US transit center in Manas, 30 km outside Kyrgyzstan's capital Bishkek, on March 27, 2012. Photo: Getty Images
18) Sergeant First Class Paul Brady of the 182nd Infantry Massachusetts National Guard embraces his daughter Regan, 6, during a welcome home ceremony at Memorial Hall in Melrose, Massachusetts, March 28, 2012. The 182nd Infantry Regiment, one of the original units in the United States Military, returned from a year long deployment in Afganistan. Photo: CJ Gunther / EPA
19) Cleaners prepare to clean windows outside the 101st floor of the Shanghai World Financial Center March 26, 2012. More than 30 workers on the window-cleaning team of the skyscraper work in pairs every day. The cleaners have to obtain a license for high-rise operations and must not have high blood pressure or a fear of heights. They are not allowed items which could fall, such as cell phones or wristwatches, and must stop working in heavy winds. Photo: China Daily via Reuters
20) Computer video projections of a passenger and a crew member are displayed in a recreation of a first class cabin at the Titanic Belfast visitor attraction on March 27, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Titanic Belfast Experience is a new £90 million visitor attraction opening on March 31, 2012. Photo: Peter Macdiarmid / Getty Images
21) Gee, I guess I missed observing this one. Volunteers of the World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF) place candles amongst about 5000 candles to picture the globe prior to 'Earth Hour' in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Saturday, March 31, 2012. Earth Hour takes place worldwide at 8.30 p.m. local time and is a global call to turn off lights for 60 minutes in a bid to highlight the global climate change. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)
22) Russian sculptor Vladimir Kurayev works on the sculptures of the storytelling brothers Jacob, left, and Wilhelm Grimm during the third sand sculpture festival in Binz on the German island of Ruegen in the Baltic Sea, Saturday, March 31, 2012. More than 150 figures and scenes from 34 European fairy tales will be presented during the festival. (AP Photo/dapd, Jens Koehler)
23) Slender and arboreal, vine snakes can reach lengths of six-and-a-half feet and range in color from bright green to rusty brown. Slow moving, they depend upon camouflage for protection. Found in the jungles of Central and South America vine snakes blend with the thick vegetation, often appearing to be just another vine. Photo: Robin Moore / Nature's Best Photography
24) A caretaker bathes a white elephant in Naypyidaw on Tuesday, March 26. Kings and leaders in the predominantly Buddhist nation have traditionally treasured white elephants, whose rare appearances in the country are believed to herald good fortune, including power and political change. Photo: Soe Than Win / AFP - Getty Images
25) A polar bear family takes an afternoon nap cuddled up together in Manitoba, Canada. Photo: Thomas D. Mangelsen / Nature's Best Photography
26) A Humboldt Penguin dives off a board as a heron stands in the background at London Zoo in London March 29, 2012. The diving board has been installed to coincide with 'Inspired by 2012' London Olympic program. Photo: Toby Melville / Reuters
27) A paper kite butterfly lands on a newly arrived pentas flower on March 18 at the San Diego Zoo. Once a year, guests at the zoo's Safari Park are enchanted and spellbound as thousands of butterflies flitter around them in a walk-through aviary. The Butterfly Jungle will be open from March 24 through April 15. Photo: Ken Bohn / San Diego Zoo via AFP - Getty Images
28) Flags of the United States and Japan are carried during the opening ceremony of the American League season opening MLB baseball game between the Oakland Athletics and the Seattle Mariners at Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Wednesday, March 28, 2012. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)
29) Kentucky forward Terrence Jones (3) slam dunks over Louisville guard/forward Wayne Blackshear (25) during the second half of an NCAA Final Four semifinal college basketball tournament game Saturday, March 31, 2012, in New Orleans. Kentucky won 69-61. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
30) Peyton Siva #3 of the Louisville Cardinals looks to pass the ball around Michael Kidd-Gilchrist #14 and Anthony Davis #23 of the Kentucky Wildcats in the first half of the National Semifinal game of the 2012 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on March 31, in New Orleans, La. Photo: Chris Steppig / Getty Images
31) Kansas guard Tyshawn Taylor (10) celebrates with Kansas guard Christian Garrett at the end of an NCAA Final Four semifinal college basketball tournament game against Ohio State Saturday, March 31, in New Orleans, La. Kansas won 64-62. Photo: David J. Phillip / AP
32) Models display creations in the Hempel Award International Young Designer contest fashion show held for China Fashion Week in Beijing, China, Sunday, March 25, 2012. You know you want another one. Same fashion show, different models. (AP Photos/Ng Han Guan). OK, one more. A model presents a creation by designer Hu Sheguang during the China Fashion Week in Beijing, China, Tuesday, March 27, 2012. (AP Photo/Alexander F. Yuan)
We're not done yet.
33) A model presents a creation made of chocolate at a fashion show on the occasion of the 'Salon du Chocolat' in Zurich, Switzerland on Thursday, March 29, 2012. Photo: Steffen Schmidt / EPA
34) Models present creations made of chocolate, at a fashion show on the occasion of the 'Salon du Chocolat' in Zurich, Switzerland. Photo: Steffen Schmidt / EPA
35) Doves are seen inside a dress made of chocolate. Photo: Christian Hartmann / Reuters
Could the weather people have been more wrong this weekend?
Posted by Kevin Fischer on April 1, 2012
60 on Saturday, but cooler near the lake.
Low 70's on Sunday.
Those were the predictions. Not even close.
Just once I'd like one of these guys to come on camera and say he's sorry for totally messing up.
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But it is news.
Vote for Ken Gehl for Milwaukee County Supervisor.
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Review of the Quarry monitoring proposal will be discussed. The scope of work will consist of periodic blasting and air quality monitoring by an outside consultant. Funding for the monitoring would come from the quarry operators and is based on language in a previous agreement. The new proposal includes the opportunity for citizens to participate in monitoring on their property. You should attend this meeting particularly if dust and blasting is a concern at your location.
VICTORY CREEK/PLEASANT VIEW NEIGHBORHOODS – Monday evening also includes a request from the Trail Committee to proceed with an application to fund trail(s) south and east of
S. 37th PLACE - Authorization to proceed with private property inflow and inflitration funded by the Milwaukee Sewerage District. This item pertains to repairs to leaky sewer laterals for homes along
Most 3rd District voters already are familiar with some candidates based on the February primaries. Ballots will include Presidential Preference, several Judicial seats, County Comptroller, Executive, and Supervisors for Districts 9 and 11, Franklin Judge, School Board and the County Referendum questions on the compensation and number of County Board representative. Franklinnow.com and Oakcreek.patch.com are two sources that have candidate information. You can view sample ballots at http://www.franklinwi.gov/Home/Departments/CityClerk/Elections.htm.
Franklin voters: Reminder
Posted by Kevin Fischer on April 1, 2012
Re-elect Janet M. Evans - Franklin School Board
Franklin voters: Another reminder
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Culinary no-no #271
Posted by Kevin Fischer on April 1, 2012
The biggest food controversy as of late swirls around the so-called "pink slime."
It's another clear example of a journalistic-created over-reaction resulting in hysteria and economic loss. Dan Gainor of Newsbusters.org writes:
"Some journalists aren't content with covering the news; they have to make it, too. That's been ABC's strategy as the network has led the charge against USDA-approved beef. That agenda has put at least 600 jobs in jeopardy as the targeted company suspended operations in three separate plants.
The Barking Lot doesn't have a CARTOON OF THE WEEK
Posted by Kevin Fischer on April 2, 2012
But if it did...
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Lenten math
Posted by Kevin Fischer on April 2, 2012
What's with this malarkey that Lent is 40 days long? (Sorry, God).
My brother broached the issue recently making what seemed to be the legitimate counter that Lent is not 40 days, that it's actually longer.
Lent is bad enough but does it have to be even longer what we've been told in the Bible, in Catechism classes, by Catholic school teachers and priests at pulpit all our lives?
Holy fish sticks, the answer is yes.
Lent starts every Ash Wednesday and ends on Easter Sunday. This year, Ash Wednesday was on February 22. Easter is April 8.
So let's do the math.
February 22-29 this year is 7 days. March has 31 days so 7 + 31 = 38. Eight more days until Easter = 46 days.
I repeat. Holy fish sticks! Lent should have been over on April 3, allowing me all kinds of meat at Opening Day on April 6.
There's gotta be an explanation.
Here goes, but God, I better get extra blessings this year.
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Comments On Jan 29, 2014:Tire has great traction through soft loam to hard pack. Small amount of drift on flat hard packed corners paired with the front M403 which works great. Still looks pretty fresh after 8 practice days and 3 races.
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Comments On Jan 23, 2014:These tires are perfect for the woods. I ride in the National Forest close to my house which has a variety of terrain from deep sand to exposed roots and hard pack rock base. They hook up very well in the deep stuff and track very well in the sand. Great tires for the price. Seems to be wearing very good.
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