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|STAFF Members Finish a Week of Hard Work and Fun!
STAFF members worked with Mrs. Harmon to train a new group of SJHS students.
Spartan Scramble – Super Raffle Winner Announced!
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X-Press It! Week July 27 – 31
The SJHS annual communication workshop will take place this summer from July 27 – 31 (Mon-Fri) from 10am – 2pm in the SJHS Humanities Building. View more details and contact Sr. Mary Catherine Blooming (email@example.com or 724-224-5552) to register.
PJAS State Results!
Congratulations to the following students who received FIRST place awards at the PA Junior Academy of Science (PJAS) State Competition: Alexandra Loperfito '16, Caroline Maltese '17, Isabelle Schroeder '17, Alexis Shirley '17.
23rd Annual Spartan Golf Outing
The SJHS annual golf outing will be on Monday, June 8 at Lenape Heights Golf Resort. Come play golf for the afternoon and/or attend a lovely dinner and support our auction. View the brochure for more details.
Breakfast on Capitol Hill!
Not only do we have two teams attending National History Day State Competition, but one of these teams was nominated by our National History Day affiliate coordinator to attend an invitation-only breakfast on Capitol Hill with members of Congress!
A group of sophomore students (Sophia Maltese, Benjamin Staniszewski, Jordan Van Thiel) placed second in Group Website for their project "H.J. Heinz: A Pure Genius." The "Breakfast on the Hill" is sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to recognize students who have demonstrated excellence in representing local history and have shown strong research and presentation skills.
National History Day State Competition Results!
1st Place Historical Paper: Isabel Schroeder '17
2nd Place Group Website: Sophia Maltese '17, Benjamin Staniszewski '17, Jordan Van Thiel '17
3rd Place Group Exhibit: Elizabeth Celko '17 and Tessa Holka '17
SJHS was named the Outstanding School in the Senior Division, 2015.
First and second place winners advance to the National contest on June 16-18 at the University of Maryland, College Park.
|Ms. Pucciarelli Awarded Teacher of Year Award for NHD!
SJHS History faculty member, Ms. Pucciarelli, was awarded the Patricia M. Behring 2015 Teacher of the Year Award for National History Day Senior Division Pennsylvania.
|Constitutional Academy Award Recipient
Caroline Lindey '17 has been chosen to participate in the Constitutional Academy and granted a full scholarship. Each summer, the Bill of Rights Institute sponsors a Constitutional Academy where 50 students from around the country will spend a week in Washington, D.C. hearing lectures about constitutional principles from renowned scholars; participating in discussions and activities to apply the Constitution to current events; touring the National Mall and other D.C. museums; and learning about the college and career opportunities. A past attendee from SJHS has called it a life-changing experience!
Materials Science Camp Awardee!
Dominic Angelo '16 has been selected for a scholarship to attend the Eisenman Materials Camp at Materials Park, OH this summer. Dominic will be joining a group of 30 high school student delegates who share a similar interest in science and will learn a lot about the world of materials.
|Gene Kelly Nomination!
SJHS received a Gene Kelly nomination (supporting actor Dan Schall '15) for our spring musical Jesus Christ Superstar!
|Science is Fun with Mrs. Greco!
Mrs. Greco took her Science Research class to Pymatuming.
All-Star Team Member Selection!
Jake Stearns was selected as a member of the Class A All-Star team by the WPIAL Baseball Coaches Association. Jake will represent SJHS and Class A baseball in a game vs the Class AA All-Star team at Ross Memorial Park on Sunday, June 7.
|SJHS "F and S" Tradition Continues
The Freshmen and Senior (aka "F and S") Picnic tradition continued at SJHS. Students participated in fun and games and had a great picnic lunch with faculty grillmasters Mr. Stitt and Mr. Woytek!
|Caroline Lindey '17 Wins at Forensics Competition
Caroline honored SJHS by winning a third-place trophy on April 11, at the Keystone Oaks Invitational Tournament. Ryan Smith '18 also competed (far left).
|PA Junior Science & Humanities Symposium March 29-31 – Results
First Place Life Sciences Category – Holly Wolfe
*Holly will attend the National Junior Science & Humanities Symposium (April 29-May 2)
Second Place Medicine; Health & Behavioral Sciences Category – Alex Loperfito
Second Place Earth, Space & Environmental Sciences Category – Caroline Maltese
PA Regional Science and Engineering Fair Results
Category Awards
Second Place in the Earth/Space/ Environment Category in the Senior Division – Alexis Shirley
Fourth Place in the Engineering/Robotics Category in the Senior Division – Isabelle Schroeder
SJHS won $194,000 in scholarships.
Allegheny College Trustee Scholarship ($12,500 / yr)
Juniata College ($12,000 / yr) – Alex Loperfito
Carlow University Whalen Scholarship (($5,000 / yr) – Alex Loperfito, Holly Wolfe
Chatham University ($2,000 / yr)
Gannon University Science Fair Scholarship ($2,000 / yr)
Saint Francis University Science Fair Scholarship ($1,000 / yr)
Saint Vincent College Science Fair Scholarship ($2,000 / yr) – Holly Wolfe
Indiana University of Pennsylvania's College of Natural Science and Mathematics Scholarship ($1,000 / yr) – Caroline Maltese
La Roche College Science Fair Scholarship ($2,000 / yr) – Isabelle Schroeder
Seton Hill University Science Fair Scholarship ($2,000 / yr) – Holly Wolfe, Laurel Wolfe
Sponsor Awards
American Meteorological Award – Calley Neelan
Society for In Vitro Biology – Alex Loperfito
Stockholm Junior Water Prize/Water Environment Federation – Caroline Maltese, Alexis Shirley
Affiliate Sponsor Awards
Society of Women Engineers SWENext New Outreach Program – Calley Neelan
Congratulations to our National History Day Regional winners!
These students will all advance to the state competition at Millersville University on May 12-14. Read the Trib Total Media article.
GROUP EXHIBIT (SJHS sweeps Category for the second year straight!!!)
1st Place: Elizabeth Celko '17 and Tessa Holka '17
2nd Place: Luke Koprivnikar '17, Steven Montalbano '17, Jack Protivnak '17, Vincenzo Schiano diCola '17, and Stephen Selden '17
3rd Place: Cole Fitch '17, Ryan Jackson '17, and Mitchell Kuczynski '17
3rd Place: Caroline Lindey '17
2nd Place: Carly Dinnin '16, Maria Hernandez '16, and Jacquelyn Marchi '16
1st Place: Laura D'Alessandris '16
1st Place: Sophia Maltese '17, Benjamin Staniszewski '17, and Jordan Van Thiel '17
3rd Place: Corinne Kurpakus '16, Jeana Luciana '16, and Hayley Walker '16
1st Place: Isabelle Schroeder '17
|Congratulations Sabrina Bowman!
Sabrina Bowman '16 placed 2nd in the 100 fly and 4th in the 100 backstroke at the PIAA Swimming Championships!
PJAS Results!
Congratulations to the following students who received awards at the PA Junior Academy of Science (PJAS) Region 7 meeting on Saturday, February 7 at Duquesne University:
First Place
Alexandra Loperfito '16, Caroline Maltese '17, Isabelle Schroeder '17, Alexis Shirley '17
Second Place
Grace Banke '17, David Herr '18, Alexandra Jones '18, George Anne Morris '16, Calley Neelan '18, Julianna Nichols '17, Emily Peratt '17, Alyssa Snyder '17, Meredith Willard '18, Laurel Wolfe '18, Holly Wolfe '16
Special Awards
Alexandra Loperfito- INTEL Corporation Merit Award ($100) and American Chemical Society – Pittsburgh Section, Dr. James Manner Award for Excellence in Chemistry and Biochemistry ($100)
Isabelle Schroeder- Society of Women Engineers Award for Scientific Excellence and Southwestern Pennsylvania Engineering Outreach Award for Scientific Excellence ($100)
First place winners will advance to the state competition in May at Penn State University, Main Campus.
|Diocesan Youth Council SJHS Representative Speaks with Bishop Zubik
Erin Gilboy '15 was one of four Pittsburgh Diocesan Youth Council members to present a paper about Pope Francis to Bishop Zubik.
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Maybe because I didn't follow the NBA preseason as closely last year as I was working exclusively on Football, but I feel like there's been a lot more preseason injuries in only the first week of action than in year's past. Then again, Rodney Stuckey wasn't even on the court, and slammed his thumb in his car door and needs surgery. It's gonna make for a hell of a hitchhiking thumb in that cast! What it is with Detroit athletes and getting hurt in their cars? Not even a month ago Nate Burleson broke his arm reaching over to keep some boxes from falling and slamming into the median. All Detroit athletes need to avoid using motor vehicles. Maybe that's proof right there Obama shouldn't have bailed out GM. Give them all mopeds. Oh wait, yeah that won't work, will is Monta Ellis? Maybe segways? I've got it! Just tell Andre Drummond he has to carry every Detroit athlete to where they need to go until his FT% goes above 50. He'll be like a Detroit athlete tauntaun. See, tell me why I'm not an NBA coach. I already had moved Kentavious Caldwell-Pope way up before the Stuckey injury with how the Pistons coaching staff was praising him, and look for KCP to move to right around 100 overall in my next rankings update. Here's what else went down since we last looked in at preseason action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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It's funny how hometown fans and media have a different perception of players compared to those outside of the area. This gap is more like a canyon in Philadelphia. The outside world saw Donovan McNabb and Andy Reid as a wildly successful QB and coach tandem. One racked up Pro Bowl appearances and 3,000-yard passing seasons. The other had the Eagles as the kings of the NFC East and even got the team to the Super Bowl. In Philly, both are regarded as utter failures who never connected with the fanbase. Scott Rolen and Andre Iguodala were both viewed as multi-talented consummate professionals in their respective sports. They got killed in Philly for being aloof and coming up short.
And most people on the planet Earth see 76ers center Spencer Hawes as a pretty solid center. They've seen 20 and 10 lines, they've seen seasons with 10 ppg and 7 rpg, and they've seen hustle plays and passion on highlights. But this guy is viewed as the poster child for the frustrating and ultimately squandered Doug Collins era. He's starting for Philadelphia this year because the team is tanking to get Andrew Wiggins in the 2014 draft. This might be almost entirely true.Please, blog, may I have some more?
The preseason is upon us! And just like how you don't put too much stock in Spring Training or the NFL Preseason – there isn't anything to go too crazy about with what happens in the box scores. However, some guys do get hurt, hurt guys can show they're back, and there's additional news to spruce up everyone's rankings (my updated top 200 is below and broken down by position in the menu). But before you scroll down! We really need some RCL commissioners to start up new leagues to show me just how bad my rankings are. The winner gets their name shaved in my head for god's sake! Please don't make it anything too profane… I don't want to tell the barber he has to put @$%#% somewhere in my scalp! Rather than belaboring current events and more RCL pandering, let's just hop right in:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Larry Sanders was so incredibly tasty during the 2012-2013 fantasy season.
He was so good. In a lot of ways amazing. The F/C was a regular drop/add for me throughout the year, coming on board to pile up double-doubles and blocks and games where he just went off – that triple-double on Nov. 30 where he put up 10 Pts, 12 boards and 10 blocks and a 17-20-2 on Dec. 21. He also had a stretch from Feb. 20-April 5 where he had double-digit rebounds in 18 out of 23 games.
And on Feb. 19 at 8:44 p.m., I added him for keeps in a transaction that vaulted the Punk Rock Gods to the Floor Generals League Championship.
In a similar way, Col. Sanders is so incredibly tasty all the time.Please, blog, may I have some more?
So who drives the hype-train? Is it ESPN? Is it Yahoo? Is it Buster Keaton? So what if you have to be 90-years old or a film school grad to get that! I tend to think it's a combination of all media outlets that all have similar, independent views. Before touching any research on the draft, I immediately slotted Trey Burke as my #1 rookie for the 2013-2014 fantasy season, and it's looking more and more like that's going to be the consensus opinion. Damn you, Keaton!
That said, I still think Burke is going to provide tremendous value to owners who spend a high pick on him. The price may become steeper and steeper to a point too high for even me, but looking at it right now, he's a guy that would slot in with Kemba Walker and George Hill in that tier of PGs and be ranked in the 50s in our rankings. Hows that for some hype train?Please, blog, may I have some more?
Razzball Nation! Sorry it has been a slight break from me, but it's been a wild summer. If I weren't out of town drinking daiquiris on the beach trying to grow my mustache out and know absolutely nothing about any sport besides baseball, then my summer would've felt incomplete…
But I'm back now, back into everything Razzball, and ready to talk some NBA rookies. I know I'm a little behind the draft, but hey, we've got a little time before we see these guys in real NBA action. Not that Kelly Olynyk playing in solid color warmups in a gym that looks like one Nikola Pekovic used to play in the Siberian Leagues isn't entertaining, but c'mon. Let's get these summer guys playing somewhere nice!Please, blog, may I have some more?
Ahhh the Big Baby. I'm not usually a fan of a guy who screams and whines every time he's touched, I figure this is about what he would sound like if miked up during a game. But if he's not fouled or yelling at his teammates, he's all goofy and smiley on the bench. "I was just kidding ref, I'm cool like a jelly beans on da bench!" After a solid start to the 2012-2013 season, Glen Davis hurt his shoulder, then later fractured his foot. Must have some big feet to support that bulk, but he reportedly only wears size 15 shoes, which is two sizes smaller than me, BOOM! You know what that means… Why Nick calls me the Big Biscuit, why Davis is Big Baby, and why Tehol won't invite me to his professional functions.
Back to Davis, who was ballin' with a career-high minutes, points, boards, well pretty much everything starting for the terrible Magic. Speaking of that, I have four Magic in my top 100, which seems a lot to invest in such a horrible team. But hey! Tobias Harris was my boyfriend last year, I love Nikola Vucevic and Jameer Nelson at 97 is, well, whatever. So let's dig down and see why I like Big Baby at 81 and higher than most other rankings:Please, blog, may I have some more?
So it's still not even actually off-season, the Spurs lead the Heat 3-2, the draft is still 10 days out, and NBA franchises have yet to enter free agency but seem trigger-happy to let coaches go. Seriously, it's like "oh hey George Karl and Lionel Collins – you got us a franchise high wins… Do you want the congratulatory used sofa or wood paneled TV?" It's been a very tumultuous offseason front office wise.
Enter Jeff Teague, a player in a long line of big-ticket free agents, who figures to resign with the Hawks (but you just never know). Free agency negotiations start July 1st with signings starting the 10th, so there's still some time. It looks most likely he'll stay in ATL, where I think he'll be a fantastic bargain on draft day. He really improved all facets of his game, and I think is ready to make the leap into becoming the face of the franchise with Josh Smith probably leaving town. Let's look at his numbers from last year:Please, blog, may I have some more?
You know what? I still blame whatever broadcast I was watching while logging Yahoo fantasy highlights for calling Jonas Valanciunas Latvian and not Lithuanian as the cause for me to make the same mistake. Sure I should've fact checked! But who does that anymore? Cough, cough, Kansas City Royals graphics truck, cough. Then again, maybe I heard wrong and I have no idea which game it was and who's broadcast it was, so I need proof. Who needs proof anymore either? I pretty much don't know or have anything…
Well now that I have undersold my intelligence, let me try to get you to buy on the Luminescent Lithuanian before anyone else in your draft can nab him:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Sleepers. How you win your leagues. I love sleepers; it's my favorite part of any fantasy forecasting where you identify the diamonds in the rough. A big reason I love sleepers is they are the guys that can end up on a lot of your teams at a draft day value discounted where you know you can beat your draft to them.
So that takes me to DeMar DeRozan, a guy I wasn't going to write my first sleeper post on at first, but amidst my ranking at 67 in my Way Too Early Rankings, I decided to dig deeper and try to convince Razzballers why they should spend a higher price on DeRozan than other rankings would suggest:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Can you be evicted out of your home for not paying one month's rent?
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You are in violation of the lease and can be evicted for not paying anything or for only making a partial payment. Her policy may not allow her to accept partials so that it a case by case basis but yes you can be evicted. You had better be happy you aren't one of my residents becasue I file on the 10th if FULL payment has not been received. Good luck and PAY YOUR BILLS!
by April Dawn - 11 minutes ago
Of course you can be evicted for not paying one month....in fact you can be evicted for being one day late with rent. The landlord does not and should not accept partial payment...doing so would forfit his/her right to proceed with eviction.
by reenzz - 11 minutes ago
yes you can be evicted for not paying your rent and NO your landlord doesnt have to accept anything less than the full amount of the months rent
by Gertie - 11 minutes ago
Depends on your lease agreement and what your state landlord/tennant laws are. I suggest you contact your local Fair Housing Administration to find out what your rights are at this point. More than likely, your landlord must give you a eviction notice. Then again, depending on your local laws, they could give you a dated "pay or quit" letter that only gives you a certain amount of days to have the rent or move out completely.
by Bob_Osso - 11 minutes ago
Your landlord is following the law, quite well too. Rent is paid upfront and is usually due on the first of the month. If you were to fail to pay your full rent on time you would be in breach of the rental agreement thus you could be evicted. By refusing to accept partial payment your landlord is protecting him/her self because if they did accept it it could legally be construed that the landlord was willing to accept less than the full amount due. This same idea works if you are late with rent. often leases include late payment fees and if a renter simply pays the late rent without the late fees and the landlord cashes their check they are legally forgiving the late fees.
by linkus86 - 11 minutes ago
What does your lease say? And what is your state's landlord-tenant law? Any local ordinances? Not enough info here! However, Landlords are not required to accept partial payments, and very few anywhere will accept them. Depending on your lease, and state/local laws, eviction proceedings can begin as little as 5 or 10 days after the due date for the rent if it is not paid in full on time. Never rent an apartment, room, house, without knowing the terms and the local laws! This prevents problems!
by ibu guru - 11 minutes ago
Your landlord doesn't have to accept a partial payment and may act to evict you. Even if you pay this month's rent a month late, at the end of this month, it sounds like you won't have the $$ for next month's rent. Telling her in advance changed nothing. She has her own mortgage and bills to pay and you're hurting her ability to pay her bills. READ your lease, carefully. You don't say whether you regularly pay in full and on time, or whether you have a pattern of late payments. Your landlord may be tired of your problems.
by chatsplas - 11 minutes ago
Yes you can be evicted for that. You can also be evicted for no reason whatsoever if given adequate notice. Certain disadvantaged groups have legal barriers to being evicted like older people and poor people depending on the context. That's why it's important to never rent to these people if you have other options. This all of course depends on the state that you live in. Mostly though the states are more concerned with stability than the property rights of the landowner which I believe is unconstitutional. Generally eviction is a legal process that if uncontested can be over in a month and if contested can take as long as a year depending on the weather outside and whether or not a reasonable settlement can be reached.
by americababy - 11 minutes ago
You should look at the terms of your lease to figure this out. It also depends on what state you live in. Some are more aggressive than others. In GA, if you are just a few days late, they will put your things on the street. (I've seen this in various apt complexes) and its totally legal. Whereas in NJ, it took up to 6 months before you could literally 'put' someone out of the rental property.
by im_really_lost - 11 minutes ago
For sure, they can kick you out for not paying your rent. Read your lease, or your next "unfortunate situation" will be you on the street.
by Resident Heretic - 11 minutes ago
The landlord-tenant laws vary from state to state, I believe; however, they usually tend to favor the tenant. I once lived next door to a guy that got evicted. It's not pretty and I knew the landlord. The landlord said that she had a difficult time with him not paying his rent for several months. Basically, in order for a landlord to evict you they need a strong case that's worth the effort and time in court to throw someone out of their property. A landlord doesn't want to go through that time, money, and effort and not be able to evict. Many landlords know that evicted tenants often destroy the property on their way out as well. It's not something the landlord takes lightly. So with all that said, not paying one month's rent is probably not enough to get you evicted but it's certainly enough for your landlord to start a file on you with that as the first data point.
by J. Mike - 11 minutes ago
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Maduro replaces Venezuela's longtime oil chief
Caracas, Venezuela • President Nicolas Maduro has replaced Venezuela's longtime oil boss and economic czar as part of a cabinet shakeup sidelining the most-prominent voice within his administration for pragmatic reforms to tackle a deep economic crisis.
Rafael Ramirez had served as oil minister and president of the state-run oil giant PDVSA for more than a decade, earning a reputation as a loyal servant of the late Hugo Chavez's socialist revolution. He saw his power within the government expand dramatically a year ago when Maduro tapped him as vice president for economic policy, giving him effective oversight of everything from the country's foreign currency reserves to the price of gasoline.
As part of what Maduro called a new assignment for the 50-year-old engineer, Ramirez was designated instead foreign minister and given a newly-created position of vice president for political sovereignty.
Maduro's cabinet shuffle Tuesday night was widely-anticipated after his ministers collectively offered up their resignations two weeks ago. But few Venezuelans expected such a dramatic demotion for Ramirez, who looked on long-faced as the president thanked him for his past service in front of an audience of top military and civilian officials at the presidential palace.
Ramirez's loss of responsibility for the world's largest oil reserves and 95 percent of Venezuela's export earnings means investors who had been hoping that recent economic pain would spur a pro-business tilt will lose a potential ally.
In recent weeks Ramirez had been promising policies that in many ways took distance from the past 15 years of increasing state control over the economy. These included an unpopular plan to raise gas prices — the world's cheapest — and unify three official exchange rates that have been fueling the bolivar's freefall in the black market, bleeding currency reserves and stoking inflation running over 60 percent.
While hardliners and military insiders were cold to such moves, Ramirez had the ear of Maduro, knew the ins and outs of the oil-dependent economy like nobody and from PDVSA had carved out a power base from which many believed he could execute a much-needed overhaul.
In the end, Maduro may have calculated such moves were too costly politically — at least for now. Opposition protests in the spring left 43 dead by the official count; Venezuela's bolivar has lost more than half its value in the illegal black market during his 16-month presidency; and essential items such as soap and sugar have become impossible to find with any regularity.
Recent polls show that support for Maduro has slipped below 40 percent.
During the three-hour televised address, Maduro provided scant details of the economic reforms that he's promising for weeks, a sign to analysts that the crisis will continue unabated.
Instead, the president focused on what he called five "revolutions" in diverse areas to bring the government closer to its supporters among the poor and boost productivity.
"We must assume this new phase with strength," he said.
Ramirez, who was expected to make a rare visit to Wall Street this month to meet with foreign investors, will be succeeded as head of PDVSA by engineer and career oilman Eulogio Del Pino. Del Pino has sat on the PDVSA executive board for more than a decade, and most recently served as vice president of exploration and production.
Asdrubal Chavez, an engineer and cousin of the late president, will step in as oil minister, while current Finance Minister Rodolfo Marco Torres, a low-profile army general, will take over Ramirez's job as top economic policymaker.


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Updated: June 1, 2010, 9:34 PM ETBy Adam Rittenberg | ESPN.com
CHICAGO -- The Big Ten continues to study expansion, but has not extended any invitations to potential new members and will not vote when the league's presidents and chancellors meet next month, commissioner Jim Delany said Tuesday.
Delany, speaking at the conference's spring meetings, provided few specifics about the league's expansion study, but reiterated that it's nowhere near a conclusion.
The league's presidents and chancellors meet June 6 at Big Ten headquarters in Park Ridge, ...
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Minnesota assistant coach Brandon Eggum will open his home Thursday to wrestlers on the squad who live too far to return home for the holidays.
Eggum said he expects eight or nine guys at his house for Thanksgiving dinner, which will be a good chance for members of the team to bond. He said they'll watch football, hang out and eat.
Then it's back to the mat Saturday in Fargo, N.D.
The Gophers will tussle with Eastern Michigan and North Dakota State this weekend.
LINCOLN, Neb. — Defending Big Ten champion Kevin Steinhaus was in a familiar situation Friday night in Nebraska.
Steinhaus was deadlocked with Josh Ihnen in a rematch of the Big Ten title match at 184 pounds last season. His team had the dual well in the bag at that point, but Steinhaus kept battling.
Minnesota backed up its No. 1 NCAA ranking last weekend with a dominant win over Hofstra and five titles at the Bison Open.
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The Gophers will make the nearly eight-hour trek to Lincoln, Neb., on Friday and travel back to host Boise State at home on Sunday afternoon.
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Minnesota's wrestlers were ranked No. 1 in the USA Today preseason poll, and they exerted their dominance in the first weekend of the season.
The Gophers cruised to a 32-6 win against No. 25 Hofstra on Friday and followed it up with five titles at the Bison Open on Saturday.
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Minnesota has opened its season at the Bison Open for seven consecutive years.
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"It's not a perfect situation," assistant coach Brandon Eggum said, "but it's a good test for them early in the season."
Tony Nelson flexed his biceps as the heavyweight champion of college wrestling last March, but he and his Gophers teammates had to watch as Penn State ran away with the team title.
Minnesota finished second to Penn State at the NCAA championships, but it carries the No. 1 ranking into this season, according to the USA Today poll. They shoulder equally lofty goals.
Minnesota wrestling coach J Robinson can't swim, hates to bike and hates to run. His wife, Sue Rubens, lives for all three.
Rubens is an avid competitor in Ironman triathlons — an extreme triathlon that includes a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride and a 26.2-mile run, all in succession.
Rubens regularly spends 30 hours per week training for these races but said she gains her motivation from Robinson.
Former Gophers wrestler Jacob Volkmann bounced from foot to foot surrounded by a chain-link cage in the Target Center on Friday night.
A chiropractor by day, Volkmann was readying himself for an ultimate fight with former Oklahoma State wrestler Shane Roller.
"Get him to the ground and choke him," a voice from the crowd yelled.
Two and a half minutes into the first five-minute round, that's exactly what Volkmann did.
B.J. Anderson has spent years educating physicians, coaches, parents and athletes in the wrestling community on the importance of preventing and reducing skin infections in the sport.
His efforts have even earned him a nickname: "The Mat Doc."
Anderson, a University of Minnesota Boynton Health Service physician, was once the physician for the Gophers wrestling team and now works with Augsburg College's wrestling team.
J Robinson's first wrestling team didn't win a single dual.
Almost 27 years later, the Gophers head wrestling coach has tallied 388 wins and is still going strong.
On Thursday, he will have a chance to reflect on his own storied career, one that has been marked by innovation and controversy.
Robinson will be inducted into the University's M Club Hall of Fame — a fitting honor for a man who has won three national championships and three Coach of the Year honors in his 26 years at the helm of Gophers wrestling.


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Walter C. JonesMorris News ATLANTA - Even though the newly disclosed identity of the shadowy Deep Throat character may cast doubt about his motives in tipping off the Watergate reporters, his advice to "follow the money" still rings true - especially campaign money. After all, it was the series of reforms following the Watergate crisis that led to the requirement that campaigns document who gives them money and how they spend it. Initially meant to stop abuses, the reports have become a valuable tool for savvy political observers. This year the yellow bricks in the money trail are actually gold ingots. It is already an election cycle to break records. The candidates for the seven main statewide races have so far raised a combined $21 million a year before the qualifying period. Amazing considering many candidates haven't even entered the races they are expected to join, and some incumbents have done no serious fund raising. This pace should guarantee that no television program in the summer and fall of 2006 remains untouched by political advertising. (Alas, newspapers have become a refuge from such ads because the hunting for late-deciding suburban-women swing voters is more fruitful among the viewers of "Desperate Housewives" than the readers of op-ed pieces.) Campaign insiders are already fretting about voter fatigue - the malaise that depresses turnout among people who grow sick of hearing anything to do with the election. The cacophony created by two dozen well-funded candidates could sour viewers on all of the races. Donor fatigue has also been whispered. Sen. Eric Johnson, R-Savannah, for example, opted to do his fund raising early to get out of the way of Gov. Sonny Perdue and the big dogs of the statewide races. Even the down-ballot statewide candidates issued press releases gloating of how they bested all records for money raised at this stage in their respective races. Of course, it was a little humorous that Casey Cagle, the Gainesville Republican senator running for lieutenant governor, had to issue his release midweek to exercise his bragging rights before primary rival Ralph Reed released his on the Friday deadline, surpassing Cagle's "record." Ironically, Cagle may have scored more points in the "expectations game" with his $600,000 than Reed did with his $1.4 million. Cagle surprised many observers while Reed's results fell below the $2 million mark knowledgeable insiders had come to expect. Cathy Cox also beat expectations by out raising fellow Democratic Lt. Gov. Mark Taylor in the gubernatorial sweepstakes. The secretary of state's $2 million topped Taylor's $1.5 million during the first six months of the year. Part of how she has done it is by talking about her viability. Of the three kinds of donors - personal friends who'll give regardless, philosophical supporters who are swayed by message and the pragmatists - the last group has the deepest pockets but only wants to give to a winner. They're either after access or simply want to see their party triumph no matter who's the candidate, and they're don't want to waste money on a loser. Cox's team has been trumpeting recent polls that show her greater viability in a primary and general election. The latest was completed July 12 by the Democratic firm Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research for Cox's campaign. In asking 801 likely Democratic primary voters from June 19-23, the firm found they favored her 56-36 over Taylor, with a margin of error of 3.5 percent. She was ahead in every demographic group and region. Taylor has spent $43,000 on a polling firm of his own, and he hasn't released any of those results. Candidates tend to be selective about what they reveal of their own confidential surveys, sort of like a woman who suffers the discomfort of a thong to prevent panty lines but will let her bra straps show. The polls sparked speculation that Taylor might be persuaded for the sake of the party to seek his current job and block Reed, but Taylor isn't one to shy away from a rumble. Plus, such early polls really only measure name recognition, something Cox is benefiting from by the coincidence of a state school superintendent with the same name and a series of government-funded ads warning about consumer fraud that featured her as the spokeswoman. Cox's fundraising report impressed observers for another reason: the efficiency of her cash machine. Comparing her "burn rate," or ratio of expenses to donations, shows she only spent about 9 percent of what she raised while Perdue spent 12 percent, and Taylor burned 24 percent. Of course, since she started later than Taylor and Perdue, she was gathering the low-hanging fruit that's so easy to get initially with some phone calls. The report at year end will prove if she can maintain that level of efficiency once the staff comes on board, the postage and printing bills come due, and the fundraising dinners begin. For instance, Jim Martin's budding campaign for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor has a burn rate of just 3 percent. But he's only been at it a month. While the $230,000 he raised in that time is respectable, it's certainly from friends and contacts he made in the legislature and as the head of the Department of Human Resources. Reed's burn rate of 7 percent and Cagle's of 14 percent are more realistic and meaningful. 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While political operatives will be combing through the thousands of pages of these reports for weeks in search of other nuggets, the most obvious message found in them is that the professionalism of this cycle's campaigns is high in both parties. That means candidates are likely to be visible around the state asking for votes and donations early in the cycle. Well-funded candidates translate into heated primaries and general elections that won't be completely dominated by the top of the tickets. And better clues about who will ultimately win won't be accessible until the money trail gets a little longer. Walter Jones is the bureau chief for Morris News Service and has been covering Georgia politics since 1998. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 404-589-8424.
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Well said.
My TiVo is picking up several episodes today labeled "Fanarama". Does anyone know what this is? A fan chosen marathon of best episodes, perhaps? It doesn't give any description.
There is a cult of ignorance in the United States...The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge'.
- Isaac Asimov
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