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There was a rush of positivity emanating from the Ferns camp in the bowels of Cardiff's majestic Millenium Stadium yesterday, so much so one almost forgot the result was actually 1-0 to Britain, not to New Zealand.
Truth is it was a disappointing performance and a disappointing result for a team which had realistic designs on raining on Britain's parade in the first competitive act of the Olympics, and no amount of rhetoric could change that.
Maybe two years ago a gutsy 1-0 loss would have earned plaudits, but this team has greater expectations and so does the public. The fast-improving Ferns are at a stage, much like the All Whites reached two years ago, where results now define their success.
It's not all bad. Despite stumbling in the middle hour, when the hosts pressed high up the pitch and New Zealand couldn't handle the pressure, their start and finish to the match was encouraging.
They face Brazil, also in Cardiff, on Sunday (NZ time) and Cameroon in Coventry next Wednesday, and one win might yet be enough to qualify for the quarterfinals as one of the best third-placed teams.
Realistically, a win against world No 5 Brazil, 5-0 winners over Cameroon yesterday, is a pipedream. It will all come down to Coventry.
"We came here to win, and that's what we want to do," Smith said.
"But we don't just want to win, we want to medal, every Olympian has that dream.
"Having lost three points in the opening game is obviously not something we were looking to do, and it's gutting, it's heart-wrenching losing in front of your friends and family who have come all this way, and in front of all our Kiwi fans back home."
Smith said belief was still high and they would be going all out to topple Brazil rather than focus on Cameroon.
"We look to get a win in every game we play; we'll keep doing what we're doing well and fix the things that need fixing. The first 25 minutes [in yesterday's game], that's the team we want to continue to be."
Both Smith and coach Tony Readings stressed the importance of keeping possession when under pressure.
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Fighting for Religious Freedom in the Obama Era
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EKU 7th in 24-Team Great American Mock Trial Invitational, Ahead of Two Ivy League Schools
Eastern Kentucky University placed seventh in the 24-team Great American Mock Trial Invitational Nov. 3-4 in Washington, D.C.
"Invitations to this tournament are highly coveted," said Dr. Sara Zeigler, one of four coaches for the team, "and the conventional wisdom says that a top-ten finish (there) is similar to a top-ten finish at the National Championship."
Program Helps Appalachian Students, Others Pursue Doctoral Degrees in Biomedical Research
Eastern Kentucky University and the University of Kentucky have launched a joint initiative to help prepare students for success in doctoral degree programs and for careers in biomedical research.
Online Degree Program in Corrections & Juvenile Justice Studies Ranks Among Nation's Best
Eastern Kentucky University's online bachelor's degree program in Corrections and Juvenile Justice Studies has been ranked 10th on the list of "The 20 Best Online Bachelor of Criminal Justice Degree Programs in the United States" compiled by TheBestSchools.org.
Three Graduate Nursing Degree Options Now 100% Online
Health care professionals interested in advancing their careers can now choose from a variety of fully-online degree programs from Eastern Kentucky University, which has been educating leaders in the field for more than 40 years.
Mock Trial Team Captures Robert E. Sanders Kentucky Classic Tournament Title
Eastern Kentucky University's Mock Trial Team, which last season placed 15th in the nation and was nationally ranked, took first place in the Robert E. Sanders Kentucky Classic Tournament Oct. 26-28.
EKU and Bellarmine University co-hosted the event in Louisville; it was sponsored by EKU distinguished alumnus Robert E. Sanders.
Kappeler to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award from American Society of Criminology
He ranks among the nation's leaders in number of textbooks authored, but it's not the quantity of his written words that distinguish Dr. Victor Kappeler.
University Dedicates New Science Building
Since Eastern Kentucky University's New Science Building opened in January of this year:
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BEAM Initiative Raises Standards for Bioenergy Education, Inspires Next Generation of Scientists
The Center for Renewable and Alternative Fuel Technologies (CRAFT) at Eastern Kentucky University recently wrapped up its BioEnergy Activity Modules (BEAM) Initiative, which was launched two years ago to inspire the next generation of research scientists, community leaders, engineers, and educators to get involved in a sustainable bioenergy industry.
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Eastern Kentucky University's Department of Communication, AT&T and the Kentucky Press Association have partnered to improve the sustainability of rural journalism, especially within the University's 22-county primary service region.
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In 1996, a 61-year-old white male singing country music--the gen-yew-wine article, that is, not this pop-pretty-guys-and-doll garbage NashVegas sticks a hat on and calls country--is a novelty, so much so that Prime-Time Live recently sent a Yankee down here to learn how to yodel from Don Walser. Guys like Walser exist in every Texas town, big or small, but Walser is the current heavyweight of the moment; last year it was Junior Brown (rhymes with "Ernest Tubb"), tomorrow it might be Wayne Hancock (smells like Hank Williams), but right now it's Big Bad Don--the grand middle-aged man with the voice of Jimmie Rogers and the heart of Marty Robbins, a veritable country jukebox famous mostly for his knowledge of the genre and ability to spit out a honky-tonk favorite as quick as any old Wurlitzer.
This is what country music has come down to: Either it's labeled "alternative country," which is the music rockers make once they find they can't pay the rent no more, or it's the sound of young men belching up the past. (Who says jazz and country have nothing in common?) Ask George Jones, who started showing up on time for gigs when the crowds started ambling in late; or Waylon Jennings or Willie Nelson, two cosmic cowboys who keep reaching for the stars only to grab hold of the ceiling.
All that is now left is the men and women who play the small honky-tonks, musicians like Walser--there to breathe life into the barely beating body of country music, resuscitating a sound that hasn't much changed in a decade or five. When Walser sings "Dixie Blues" or anything by Ernie Ford or Eddie Arnold or Marty Robbins, he does so with undefinable class; there's no doubt he deserves his burgeoning reputation as the rare purist among whores. There is no reason to denigrate or question his passion and conviction, but Walser often doesn't inspire.
Oh, he reminds you of what was great about country music back before it was co-oped by pop and models, and he conjures the echoes of the past, sitting in with the ghosts of Bob Wills and Ernest Tubb and Jimmie R. every time he straps on a guitar and sits on a stage and yodels until the beer mugs crack. Yet over the course of his newfound career as a minor celebrity awaiting the larger honky-tonk, Walser has never had the material to transcend his status as the grand old man who never hit the Grand Ole Opry, never had the song to match his conviction and his range, never been given a pitch to hit 483 feet.
It's early yet, and there's hope. For Walser, whose new Texas Top Hand hits stores this week, this is just spring training, and it's a long season.
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Longines to back Dubai World Cup opening night
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Dubai: Luxury Swiss watch brand Longines will sponsor the opening night of the eleven-programme Dubai World Cup Carnival, which gets underway on Thursday at the iconic Meydan racecourse.
The exciting seven-race card kicks-off with the Thoroughbred and Purebred Arabian versions of the Al Maktoum Challenge, a three-race series that is an early pointer to the season-ending Dubai World Cup (G1) meeting.
The night will also showcase racing excitement on the turf for the first time this season, with the $125,000 (Dh459,151) Al Rashidiya Trial that will be contested over 1,800m.
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Angel Mine
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Welcome back to Whispering Wind, Wyoming, where New York Times bestselling author Sherryl Woods proves yet again that family comes first
Heather Reed thought she was making the right choice when she decided to raise her daughter, Angel, on her own. But three years later, Heather realizes she needs help. Her career as an actress is faltering, and Angel's more than she can handle alone. It's time to track down Angel's father only problem is, he doesn't know Angel exists.
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With her roots firmly planted in the South, Sherryl Woods has written many of her more than 100 books in that distinctive setting, whether in her home state of Virginia, her adopted state, Florida, or her much-adored South Carolina. Sherryl is best known for her ability to creating endearing small town communities and families. She is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over 75 romances for Silhouette Desire and Special Edition.
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The Novotel Brescia 2 is a modern, 4-star hotel with 120 rooms. It is ideally located 0.6 miles from the city center, 1.9 miles from the Fiera exhibition center and with good connections to Franciacorta, Lake Garda, and Montichiari, Orio al Serio and Verona airports. Ideal for business travel, offering a conference center with 5 meeting rooms, free Internet access point and Wi-Fi. Family rooms for 2 adults & 2 children, 24-hr Novotelcafé, bar, indoor car park, garden, outdoor pool and 24-hr fitness area.See more
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This charming small city hotel is situated in the heart of the city of Brescia, just 50 metres from the train station and bus terminal. The most famous attraction of the city - Piazza Duomo, Piazza Vittoria, Piazza Loggia and Museo Santa Giulia are all reachable within a 10-minute walk. Those of the guests who want to visit the nearby cities of Verona, Milan, and Venice or want to spend a day at the beautiful Brescia lakes will be at only 2 km from the Brescia Centro motorway exit. Dating back to 1940, the family-run venue offers a personalized level of services and a truly home-away-from-home atmosphere that can be hardly matched by any of the big chains. Guests can start their day with the rich breakfast buffet that includes a variety of freshly baked pastries, fruits and juices, and end it with a relaxed drink and a friendly chat in the pleasant ambience of the bar.See more
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Best Western Brescia Est
Strategically located at the exit of Brescia Est tollgate and at the intersection among the Milan-Venice Highway, the "Strada Statale Padana Superiore" and the "Strada Provinciale 236 Goitese" and a few kilometers from the junction to Motorway Turin-Piacenza, the BEST WESTERN Hotel Brescia Est is absolutely the ideal location for business travellers. In the surroundings there are Brescia's airport and the Garda Fair Center of Montichiari. The BEST WESTERN Hotel Brescia Est has 120 cozy rooms. All rooms are equipped with every convenience: air conditioning, soundproofing, minibar, private safe, high-speed wireless connection, 42" LCD television and satellite television. The lobby area and the hall perfectly represent the atmosphere of contemporaneity which is characteristic. Natural materials, warm colors, large and comfortable armchairs and plasma video screens are the leitmotiv of the lobby area. The American bar opens from 4:00 p.m. and a coffee station is available throughout the day. For pleasant moments of relaxation, the BEST WESTERN Hotel Brescia Est offers its guests a free access fitness area, equipped with a fitness area. To cater to the needs of business travellers, our hotel proposes the show kitchen; an open kitchen where the chefs prepare the best recipes of the Mediterranean tradition with rapid, efficient service based on an exclusive "counter" formula that reduces the time spent waiting for food to arrive but saving the quality of recipes. The BEST WESTERN Hotel Brescia Est is the ideal location for hosting events of all types: from the company convention to the private gathering. It has six meeting rooms able to host up to a maximum of 180 people. All the meeting rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi technology and cutting-edge technological equipment.See more
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This hotel lies just a few minutes' walking distance away from the historical centre of Brescia. Guests will find themselves just a short distance away from the treasures that this charming city has to offer. The UNESCO site of the Monastery of Santa Giulia can be found just a short distance away. This wonderful hotel enjoys a charming architectural design, blending effortlessly with its stunning surroundings. Guests are welcomed into a world where passion and comfort are combined. The hotel prides itself on its charming, relaxing ambience, where guests can feel at home. The guest rooms enjoy a classical designed, oozing elegance and poise. A number of excellent facilities and services are available at this hotel, offering guests a truly enjoyable experience, rich in comfort and convenience.See more
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Albergo Orologio
Albergo Orologio Situated in Brescia, the Albergo Orologio provides 3x000D star accommodation. The hotel offers off site car parking. Dining is available at the hotel, which has it's own restaurant. Room Facilities Albergo Orologio. There is a no smoking policy throughout the hotel. Wifi internet access is available in all rooms. All rooms feature a stocked minibar.See more
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Ai Ronchi Motor Hotel/5 Customer reviewsof 1 Opinions
This hotel is situated close to the centre of Brescia, on the main road that leads to the beautiful Lake Garda. The city centre is 1 km away and can be easily reached by bus, or by the bicycle service offered by the hotel. Near the hotel, guests can visit the Museum of Santa Giulia. The hotel's location is also convenient for visiting the new Museum of Mille Miglia, dedicated to the most famous race of old cars in the world. Brescia train station is 3 km from the hotel, Lake Garda is 18 km away and Sirmione with its numerous tourist attractions is 35 km away.Guests can expect to enjoy a combination of elegance and modern day comforts at this city hotel. The 44-room hotel is fully air-conditioned and includes a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out service. There is a hotel safe, currency exchange facilities and lift access, as well as an on-site bar and restaurant. Guests can make use of the TV lounge and the WLAN Internet access. Room and laundry services are provided, whilst guests arriving by car can leave their vehicles in the hotel's own private undercover parking garage. The hotel offers a bike hire service allowing guests easy access to the local town and surrounding area.The hotel offers both double and single rooms, all equipped with individually regulated air conditioning and heating units and a private bathroom with shower. In-room amenities include hairdryer, direct dial telephone, satellite TV, Internet access and a safety deposit box.The hotel's restaurant has an international menu with an emphasis on traditional Italian cuisine.See more
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BEST WESTERN Hotel Master
Entirely refurbished, in the commercial and tourism heart of the city. The careful family management offers a warm hospitality and relaxing atmosphere. All rooms with modern furnishing. The restaurant 'La Corte' offers local cuisine and typical dishes from Trentino Alto Adige in a modern and elegant setting. Meeting rooms up to 100 people. Large parking area. Make a reservation today at the BEST WESTERN Hotel Master.See more
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Park Hotel Ca'Noa
The hotel, surrounded by a large park, is located in the northern zone of Brescia, at the foot of Val Trompia fertile valley, 200 meters from the metro station in Europe.The rooms are spacious and bright, decorated in soothing colors.The rooms feature carpeted floors and classic furniture.The Hotel is located next to the hospital and the university area, near the historic center. It also provides excellent links to the motorway network.This hotel is located 6 km from the large Brixia exhibition center (21,000 m²), a famous venue where business events occur and shows.The hotel has a new restaurant ideal for business lunches, private parties, dinners, cocktail parties, brunches and coffees.See more
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Celebrity Style: Lauren Conrad & Audrina Patridge
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Los Angelenos will be glad to know that Intermix has opened up shop in their city. To celebrate, "The Hills" stars Lauren Conrad and Audrina Patridge attended the debut party last night. I must applaud both of them for looking so classy and ladylike in black. LC went the classic route in her AKA New York dress and rhinestone brooch, while Audrina went sassy in her short Ingwa Melero frock. Sometimes all-black can be boring, but this is not one of those times!
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youronlysun_xx 6 years
im sry i love lc but audrina is prettier and she doesnt dress liek a 30 year old NYC sociliate
Michaelrcks 6 years
Michaelrcks 6 years
girlie871 7 years
I think they both look great but I prefer Audrina's dress, I would love to get one.
PuchiLovesGUCCI 7 years
AHH I have a girl-crush on Audrina lol. She always looks so flawless to me! I LOVE that dress...Lauren looks cute too, I guess..lol.
nissyoh 7 years
Love both of these girls but Audrina's dress is gorgeous!
any 7 years
they look good.. i like audrina's dress
amandaaa 7 years
i like audrina's better. way sexier. lauren's in bo-ring.
iMpErFeCtIoNs 7 years
I LOVE the detailing around the ribcage on Audrina's dress. :DROOL:
sumnboutme 7 years
aaaahh! where is it? is it on Roberston?
nomerz 7 years
Lauren looks eh, Audrina looks great. You're right, to_enthrall, Lauren's style is always classy and safe.
paradisee 7 years
love Audrina's mini dress and LC's pump
paradisee 7 years
love Audrina's mini dress and LC's pump
to_enthrall 7 years
Audrina's outfit looks nice. Lauren always goes for the safer route.
sabrina27 7 years
Lauren looks gorgeous.
sabrina27 7 years
Lauren looks gorgeous.
veronicaraye 7 years
I agree, Audrina keeps gaining on me.
wickidgrrl 7 years
they both look great, but audrina is really working it
lorenashley 7 years
the one on the right is nice.
lorenashley 7 years
the one on the right is nice.
ceceluvfash1on 7 years
LOVE audrina's!
ceceluvfash1on 7 years
LOVE audrina's!
Talldiva45 7 years
Don't like Lauren's dress but Audrina's is awsome! She looks good!
askmetostay 7 years
love love love audrina's dress!!
elmendoa 7 years
is it just me or is audrina getting prettier by the day?!
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Maria Schreiber decided to run in the 2014 Boston Marathon just a few hours after hearing the explosions near the finish line of last year's race and watching gray smoke fill the streets.
After calling her husband and texting her father — "bomb … I'm OK" — Schreiber, 50, of La Grange, navigated Boston's crowded streets back to her hotel. Those hours in the streets, watching people help one another, are the reason she's going back this year, Schreiber said.
"It's mainly a tribute to all of the wonderful things that came out of that," she said. "All of the heroism, the people who didn't think they would be heroes that day."
Schreiber, a mother of three, plans to run the Boston Marathon for the fourth time April 21. She is going alone this year and she's not worried about safety.
"I have complete faith in the organizers and in all the cities leading up to Boston, all of the communities involved all along the course," she said. "I have complete faith in them; they're ready."
Restrictions on what runners may bring on shuttle buses and other new security measures add to her confidence, she said.
Schreiber finished the race in 4 hours, 4 minutes and 27 seconds, according to Boston Marathon 2013 results. She said she crossed the finish line at 2:46 p.m., which was about 3 minutes before the first bomb went off. She had finished the race despite having torn a hamstring a few months earlier, and was celebrating her finish by blowing kisses and waving to cheerers.
The first explosion — from what turned out to be a home-made pressure-cooker bomb — wasn't very loud, she said. A man near her speculated a transformer had blown. Then the second bomb went off.
"There was no doubt about it; I knew exactly what it was," she said.
The streets filled with smoke, and she watched people share cellular phones, comfort one another and offer help. Three people were killed in the bombing attack and more than 260 were injured.
"It was an experience of these crazy evil seconds, but afterward the amount of love, outpouring, the greatness in people was magnified," she said.
She made it to her hotel room at about 7 p.m., she said. She kept up a cheerful front on the phone with her 8-year-old daughter, and then hung up and started to cry.
"You felt relieved, elated, guilty and sad at the same time," she said.
Her husband said, "You're coming back, aren't you?"
"I wasn't, but now I am," Schreiber replied. "… I'm not letting somebody stop me."
The 2014 Boston Marathon will be her 11th marathon, she said. She qualified for the 2014 Boston run in the Chicago Marathon in 2012, she said.
Her training regimen includes three runs a week — usually 6 to 8 miles on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:20 a.m., and a 10- to 21-mile run on Sundays, she said. The early-morning hours are the only time she can fit in the runs and still get her 9- and 13-year-old daughters and her 16-year-old son where they need to be all the time, she said. She left her career in marketing several years ago to be a stay-at-home mom, she said.
Don Schaeffer, 57, also of La Grange, ran the marathon last year but decided not to return this year. The bombs didn't particularly influence his decision, he said.
"Having done Boston once, it was enough for me," said Schaeffer, who finished the race about 35 minutes before the bombs went off and was three blocks away.
His wife and children were with him last year, and he sometimes thinks about what might have happened.
"They could have just as easily walked down that street, but thank God they went a different direction and were safe," he said.
He said he thought about returning this year just to show resilience in the face of the terrible event, but he said enough runners are doing that.
"The running community is very strong, and will go on undaunted," he said.
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I just thought I would put in a good word for Sandy Estridge – our current probate judge who has presided for more than 20 years in that capacity.
Prior to becoming the probate judge, Sandy was employed by Charlie Connelly as a tax expert.
I have always been very pleased with her service on my personal taxes during tax season at that time, and I had numerous friends who were pleased as well.
She and her staff do an outstanding job probating estates.
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In our current political season, we see an interesting, bi-annual shifting of positions taking place. Many hard-liner politicos start taking their respective stances, from which they will do battle for the retention of their exalted seats in Congress, but this year, as the mid-term elections approach, there is a different element that has poked its ugly head into the mix.
The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control earlier this year issued a cease and desist order against an Indian Land recycler it sanctioned in 2012 for regulatory violations.
In an effort to help children develop better reading skills at an early age as they make the transition from "learning to read" to "reading to learn," the United Way of Lancaster County will continue its pilot program to bring volunteer reading tutors to Brooklyn Springs Elementary School.
The Lancaster High School cross country team competed in the Region III-AAA meet at South Pointe High School on Tuesday, Oct. 21.
LHS coach Josh Pauling said he was pleased LHS had 10 runners to post new season bests.
The Lancaster High School Lady Bruins earned a second-round playoff win over Richland Northeast with a 3-1 victory on Tuesday, Oct. 28 in the LHS gym.
LHS, 15-7, took an early 2-0 lead, but RNE rebounded 25-14 to make it, 2-1.
Looks can be deceiving.
A first glance at Lancaster High School senior running back K.D. Wright might not give the notion of one of the area's top runners.
Lancaster Super Speedway officials will will celebrate the end of 2014 Lancaster Speedway Season with the annual LSS points award celebration on Saturday. Nov. 1. The event will be held in the infield at the speedway in victory lane. Drivers are invited to bring their cars to take pictures in the LSS victory lane.
I am honored and humbled to be running for re-election for probate judge of Lancaster County.
I have spent the last two decades working tirelessly to serve the people of this county with honesty and integrity, and most importantly, with compassion.
I have spent the majority of my adult life in Lancaster County; serving the people of this county is my passion.
Nov. 4 is the day we can do something about our country, and our local government – Election Day. Now normally a midterm election is ignored by many voters. But because of the direction our country is going, this election is extremely important.
If you don't take the time to exercise your right then you need not complain. You had your chance to speak out and you chose not to.
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The Future of the Global Muslim Population
The world's Muslim population is expected to increase by about 35% in the next 20 years, rising from 1.6 billion in 2010 to 2.2 billion by 2030, according to new population projections by the Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion & Public Life. Globally, the Muslim population is forecast to grow at about twice the rate of the non-Muslim population over the next two decades.
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For the Public, a Tough Year Ends on a Down Note
Consistent with the mood of the nation all year, 2010 is closing on a down note — but not as low as in December 2008. Fully 72% are dissatisfied with national conditions, 89% rate national economic conditions as only fair or poor, and majorities or pluralities think the country is losing ground on nine of 12 major issues.
The Rise of College Student Borrowing
Graduates who received a bachelor's degree in 2008 borrowed 50% more (in inflation-adjusted dollars) than their counterparts who graduated in 1996.
After the Great Recession: Foreign Born Gain Jobs; Native Born Lose Jobs
Immigrants are gaining jobs at a time when native-born workers continue to sustain losses. Foreign-born workers job gains may be the result of greater flexibility with regard to wages and hours of work or greater mobility. But despite rising employment, immigrants have experienced a sharp decline in earnings as well as a still substantial net loss in jobs.
The Reversal of the College Marriage Gap
In a reversal of long-standing marital patterns, college-educated young adults are now slightly more likely than young adults lacking a bachelor's degree to have married by the age of 30.
One Recession, Two Americas
For a narrow majority of Americans (55%), the Great Recession brought a mix of unemployment, missed mortgage or rent payments, shrinking paychecks and shattered household budgets. But for the other 45%, the recession was largely free of such difficulties.
Walking Away
Nearly six-in-ten Americans say it is "unacceptable" for homeowners to stop making their mortgage payments, but more than a third say the practice of "walking away" from a home mortgage is acceptable under certain circumstances. Homeowners whose home values declined during the recession and those who have spent time unemployed are more likely to say that "walking away" from a mortgage is acceptable.
Since the Start of the Great Recession, More Children Raised by Grandparents
One child in 10 in the U.S. lives with a grandparent, a share that increased slowly and steadily over the past decade before rising sharply from 2007 to 2008, the first year of the Great Recession. About 40% of all children who live with a grandparent (or grandparents) are also being raised primarily by that grandparent.
Lost Income, Lost Friends — and Loss of Self-Respect
A new Pew Research Center survey finds the long-term unemployed are more likely than the short-term unemployed not only to have lost income, but also to have lost contact with close friends, suffered strains in family relations and lost some self-respect and confidence in their long-term career prospects.