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In order to advance the field of college health, ACHA has created numerous policy guidelines, recommendations and position statements to assist college health professionals in developing and sustaining strong and high quality health programming, health care, and health services in support of college students and their institutions.
The following position statements and recommendations are available to download in pdf format, or copies may be obtained by contacting ACHA at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Cultural Competency Statement [pdf]
- Drug Education and Testing of Student Athletes [pdf]
- Emergency Planning Guidelines for Campus Health Services: An All-Hazards Approach [pdf]
- General Statement of Ethical Principles and Guidelines [pdf]
- Guidelines for Hiring Health Promotion Professionals in Higher Education [pdf] 2014 UPDATE
- Position Statement on Preventing Sexual Violence on College and University Campuses [pdf]
- Position Statement on Tobacco on College and University Campuses [pdf]
- Recommendations for Institutional Prematriculation Immunizations [pdf] 2014 UPDATE
> Sample Immunizations Record Form for Institutional Use [MS Word]
- Sanctions Procedure [pdf]
- Scope of Practice for the Registered Nurse in College Health [pdf] NEW
- Standards of Practice for Health Promotion in Higher Education [pdf]
- Standards for Student Health Insurance Coverage [pdf] 2013 UPDATE
- Tuberculosis Screening and Targeted Testing of College and University Students [pdf] 2014 UPDATE
> Tuberculosis Screening and Targeted Testing of College and University Students: FAQs
> Sample TB Screening and Clinical Assessment Form for Institutional Use [MS Word]
ACHA White Papers
ACHA white papers serve as authoritative educational guides that address college health issues and how to solve them.
The following white papers are currently available:
- Considerations for Integration of Counseling and Health Services on College and University Campuses [pdf]
Little is known about the structure and function of integrated counseling and medical services at colleges and universities. This paper endeavors to investigate the administrative structures and clinical and prevention practices of integrated centers. The paper includes a literature review, survey results, and considerations should an institution wish to consider merging medical and counseling services.
Out of Print
- ACHA Campus Violence White Paper, NASPA Journal , Vol. 43, No. 3. 2006.
Chronicles the scope of the problem on the nation's campuses, presents significant data, and recommends models for prevention.
Other Resources
Resources from other organizations may be available in the "College Health A-Z Topics " section.


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Church hosts Christmas eve meal for homeless
HUNTINGTON -- Corey Hardman and his wife, Stephanie, have been through some tough times recently and now find themselves staying at the family shelter at the Huntington City Mission.
The circumstances, he said, made them question their faith in people. But, as they enjoyed a hot turkey and ham dinner at Trinity Episcopal Church's annual Christmas Eve meal with their 4-year-old son, Hannibal, some hope returned.
"The position we found ourselves in, we lost a lot of faith in people," the Huntington native said. "To see a large community willing to help people, it renews the spirit."
That's one of the reasons the church started the tradition about 30 years ago, said project chairman Chuck Warder. They work to improve the experience for the guests, knowing that a sit-down, full-service, hot meal may not be the norm. And, they also want them to know feel welcome among a body of believers.
"We want them to leave feeling they have had an elegant dining experience," Warder said.
Guests in the big dining hall were young and old, and each had a story about how they came upon hard times. Some had addiction, some lost jobs and some had broken relationships.
For 13-year church member Scott Gibbs, it was a stark reminder to be thankful because God's plan could include difficult circumstances for anyone.
"It makes you feel grateful for having what you have," said Gibbs, whose wife, Mary, and daughter, Mary Virginia, also volunteered. "Not wondering where your next meal is coming from.
"But it raises your awareness in your community that there are people who are really suffering and we need to try and help them," Gibbs said.
About 500 people were served a hot meal, drink and dessert, while also being offered a bag of winter supplies provided by Lavalette United Methodist Church. Priest Chip Graves, who came to Trinity Episcopal Church in the summer, said it is one of the largest Christmas outreaches he has seen and reflects the compassion the congregation has for the community.
"It's just amazing, but it's an extension of some of the ministries we have here," Graves said. "We invite them not just for food but for the food of Christ."
Several parishioners are involved in the multi-church homeless ministry that provides a hot breakfast and clothing at Harris Riverfront Park each Saturday morning. Trinity Episcopal also has the Cridlin Food & Clothing Pantry that started more than 40 years ago and operates in the basement of the church at 520 11th St., Huntington.
Low-income families in Cabell and Wayne counties can qualify by registering with information and referral at the Cabell County Public Library. They must have a valid ID and proof of residency, then be given a referral slip to present at the pantry. They can get enough food for two weeks and two outfits per person.
Other churches and agencies also can refer individuals and families. The hours are 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Anyone out there in sourdough world know where I can purchase myself a Dutch Oven Combo Cooker? I have a Le Creuset but am after one that has a lid that doubles as a skillet. Similar to the one suggested by Chad Robertson in Tartine Bread book.
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Have a small Le creuset that has a skillet-lid, but not sure where you would buy. Also have a large Le Chasseur but with standard lid. We recently added a cast-iron enamelled casserole shallow dish with big high lid from Aldi (thought might be useful for slow roasting shoulders etc, but so far only used for other things - and it seems to work fine).They had a range of cast iron/enamelled products for cheap, but pretty sure no skillet-lids. But at the price which was super low, you might find two separate items that cover your dual needs.
Thanks Davo,
The purpose of the combo cooker for me is so I can load the cooker into my hot oven when I bake bread and cook the bread inside the cooker. It's easiest on a combo cooker because the cooker can be used upside down, where the lid becomes the base and the base becomes a domed lid. It's easier to use than a Le Creuset because it means you can get to the dough to slash it a lot easier. And also when it comes to take the lid off for the final half hour of baking, the bread isn't sitting "inside" a casserole dish, but rather on top of the dish, so it cooks better. The Aldi one sounds great, when did you get that? I hope it wasn't one of their super specials that come and go. I'll have to go down and check it out.
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You can find them online. I did a search for you:
About 2 weeks ago, at Aldi in Eltham. I'd be staggered if they'd all gone, and assume this is true for other Aldios nearer you. They had a range of different casseroles. The one we had has a base that sounds ideal, not sure if the lid will be quite high enough but you shoul dhave a look. I think they were only around $25.
ACtually I had a look at the deep pan (with side hjandles like any casserole, not a pan style handle) and lid, and do think it would do a loaf OK...


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First, Cliff May explains that the "180 waterboardings" is wrong. " That very large number refers to "pours," but the sessions were limited to 5 in thirty days and 2 in twenty-four hours. Otherwise the mainstream media is doing a bang-up job.
Second, "Never mind," says the president's press secretary about that whole truth commission thing. He didn't mean it. No, really the president doesn't want truth commissions. He was just thinking out loud. This is complete and utter incoherence. Someone should explain that he is President of the United States and can't afford to behave like a dreamy college student, musing about this and that. And in any event good luck telling Congress "never mind."
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Changes to the postal system locally have been branded "silly" by a Saffron Walden councillor.
Cllr Mike Hibbs planned to address fellow members of Saffron Walden Town Council about Royal Mail's decision to close Cambridge's sorting office in early 2014 at a meeting last Thursday in an attempt to formulate a response.
The news means that instead of letters posted in Saffron Walden being sorted 16 miles away, they will instead be sent twice that distance to Chelmsford for the same task, in an attempt to make efficiency improvements.
But Cllr Hibbs acknowledged that there was nothing he could do to change Royal Mail's decision.
He said: "Sadly, provision of postal services for this town is getting further and further away from us.
"When I had the honour of being mayor in 1993/94 I went to Downing Street to protest against the closure of our post office.
"It is very sad we cannot use it as a sorting office too."
Cllr David Watson, Saffron Walden mayor, added: "It does look like the decision has already been made to move it."
Cllr Hibbs is also a director of architects Hibbs and Walsh Associates in High Street.
After the meeting, he said: "If I post a first class letter in Saffron Walden to someone in the town it has to go all the way to Chelmsford – that is silly and seems to me a waste of resources."
But Ricky McAulay, processing and collections director for Royal Mail East, said: "Change is absolutely essential to meet customers' expectations of a world-class postal service, ensure we operate efficiently and provide a great quality of service in a smaller and radically changing market."


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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - The Cal State Northridge women's basketball program will hold tryouts on September 17 from 2:30-4:00 at The Matadome. Any CSUN students interested in trying out for the Matadors must attend at mandatory meeting on Sept. 15 at 2:30 p.m. in Matador Hall.
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AUSTIN, Texas – A Jan. 17, 2014 amendment to a federal disaster declaration for Texas following the severe storms and flooding that impacted central portions of the state on Oct. 30-31, 2013 now includes Freestone County.
Eligible state and local governments and certain private nonprofit applicants in Freestone are eligible for Public Assistance funding reimbursements for both emergency and permanent work categories after damage assessments were concluded by officials from the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
Emergency work may include debris removal and emergency protective measures, while permanent work may include repairs to road systems bridges, water control facilities and public buildings, contents and utilities, and repairs to parks and recreational facilities.
On Dec. 20, 2013, Caldwell, Hays and Travis counties were designated for Public Assistance under a presidential disaster declaration.
For more information on Texas disaster recovery, visit the Texas Division of Emergency Management site at www.txdps.state.tx.us/dem/ or fema.gov/disaster/4159.
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Heiress who purchased Candy Spelling's $85M mansion weds in lavish $5M affair.
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Kardashian reportedly wants to copy Will and Kate's wedding cake.
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Brides move down the aisle to make way for wedding-planning grooms.
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Kyle Monroe asked girlfriend Liz Navitsky to marry him on a skydiving trip.
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Jill and Kevin Heinz's wedding party aisle boogey is an internet sensation.
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Richard Guzman wanted proposal to be "something she will never forget."
PayPal Wedding Proposal Irks Some Guests
Vanessa Caldwell and Cole Parker are soliciting donations from wedding guests.
Google Founder Weds in Bathing Suit
Google co-founder Sergey Brin sneaks away to the Bahamas for a private wedding.
Bridezillas Get Makeovers on E!s 'Bridalplasty'
Brides-to-be compete for boob jobs, tummy tucks, and more on E!s "Bridalplasty".
'Grey's' Wedding Sends Fans Into Frenzy
"Grey's Anatomy" fans flock to "Mer-Der's" over-the-top, fake wedding Web site.
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"GMA" special contributor on her "crazy weekend" and "country-themed" shower.
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A celebrity wedding planner's advice for the countdown to the Big Day.
Bride's Guide, Day 26: Gifts for Wedding Attendants
What are the best gifts for attendants, and how much should you spend?
Bride's Guide, Day 25: Reception Seating Chart Strategy
Deciding who sits where, and with whom, at your wedding reception.
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Planner's tips, from thanking your parents to remembering to eat lunch.
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Tips on preparing a timeline for your wedding day and reception.
Bride's Guide, Day 19: Original Guest Book Ideas
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Bride's Guide, Day 18: Bride and Groom Gift Ideas
What should the bride and groom buy each other as wedding gifts?
Bride's Guide, Day 17: Capturing the Moment With Wedding Photography
Advice on hiring a wedding photographer and must-have wedding photos.
Bride's Guide, Day 16: Tips for Toasts & Speeches
When it comes to toasts and speeches at weddings, less is more.
Bride's Guide, Day 15: Big Dance on the Big Day
Wedding expert says the most important thing is to "smile the whole time."
Bride's Guide, Day 12: Say Yes to the Dress
Finding the right wedding dress and what to remember at your dress fittings.
Bride's Guide, Day 11: Wedding Day Emergency Kit
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Celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss answers reader questions.
Bride's Guide, Day 9: The Band and the Budget
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Bride's Guide, Day 8: Happy Mother of the Bride's Day
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Bride's Guide, Day 5: Honeymoon Help
Should the newlyweds plan a globe-trotting trip or a relaxing retreat?
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œI think these guys have finally cracked it with regard to easily and securely buying BTCs & LTCs " Great concept¦.. " Derek N.
A new website called CoinMama is the worlds first service allowing safe and easy purchase of the virtual currency Bitcoin.
While Bitcoin, the new decentralized digital currency, is gaining more and more popularity, it is still relatively difficult to become the happy owner of a single digital coin.
The Bitcoin exchanges require account funding by processing international wire transfers to bank accounts in exotic countries, and additionally the process costs time, money, and offers zero protection.
The other alternative is finding Bitcoin sellers online and paying them, hoping to get the desired digital coin.
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While the marketing efforts of CoinMama continue, the major challenge of the company is fraud protection.
The fraud team consists of 8 employees working around the clock to prevent stolen PayPal accounts from performing unauthorized transactions on the site.
CoinMama is using patent pending technology to protect the transactions from fraud, and is working in close cooperation with PayPal and European and worldwide anti fraud-organizations. On average, 2 cases per day are reported to local authorities in the destination country where an attempt to make a purchase of bitcoins with a stolen account was made.
As the Bitcoins for PayPal coins became a successful venture, CoinMama added support for LiteCoins (another digital currency), whose price rose almost 75% from $2.30 to $4.00 for one LiteCoin.
While more countries are making it more difficult for its citizens to purchase digital currencies, there is a growing demand for services such as CoinMama.
While few other attempts to sell Bitcoins for PayPal have quickly filed, it looks like CoinMama is here to stay.


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The purpose of skin care is to help improve the condition of your skin, while preventing signs of aging. One brand that is claimed to assist with this is Dr. Michelle Copeland Skin Care. According to the founder of this company, everyone can have healthy and beautiful skin. After reviewing the official website, it is clear that this brand offers all sorts of exfoliation products, anti-aging formulas, makeup, lip products, sun care, body products, and specialty treatments. All of these products are offered with a 30-day refund guarantee. Dr. Michelle Copeland Microdermabrasion Formula is the topical treatment we will examine in this review. It sells on websites like SkinCareRX for $58.
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Dr. Michelle Copeland Microdermabrasion Formula is basically marketed as an at-home alternative to professional Microdermabrasion treatments. As you may know, professional skin care treatments/procedures like this can be costly. This is why this facial exfoliator was developed. It is claimed to work in a similar fashion to a spa treatment, and slough away dead surface cells, clean the pores of impurities, and minimize sun damage. This product is directed to be used once or twice each week, and can be used on the body as well.
Vitamin C is one key ingredient found in Dr. Michelle Copeland Microdermabrasion Formula, and it helps brighten the complexion. Vitamin E is also used in this exfoliating treatment to help nourish and renew the skin. Alpha Hydroxy Acids are incorporated to dissolve dead skin cells, and Natural Particles are added to deep clean and exfoliate the face. With regular use, your complexion should look renewed and rejuvenated. It is encouraged to use other Dr. Michelle Copeland Skin Care products along with this exfoliating treatment.
The Good
- There is a 30-day refund policy noted on the official website.
- A contact email address and phone number are provided on the website.
- All Dr. Michelle Copeland products can be purchased through the main website.
The Bad
- Some people may not like that sulfates are used in this product.
- Parabens are used in Dr. Michelle Copeland Microdermabrasion Formula.
- This topical treatment may be too rough or irritating for some users.
- A topical serum or cream that is left on the skin will likely be more effective on wrinkles.
- This product costs $58, which is more expensive than other face scrubs.
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All in all, Dr. Michelle Copeland Microdermabrasion Formula appears to be a simple face scrub. After all, there are many of these skin care products available with Alpha Hydroxy Acids, plant extracts, vitamins, and granules to exfoliate dead skin. However, most other face scrubs do not cost as much as this one. Therefore you may want to check into some other skin care products before buying one like Dr. Michelle Copeland Microdermabrasion Formula.


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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Minnesota tax revenues beat expectations in October, continuing a trend. Preliminary estimates show the state collected more than $1.4 billion in October. That's 4.2 percent more than forecast.
Minnesota Management and Budget officials say October individual income tax, sales tax and corporate income tax collections all exceeded estimates.
The Star Tribune reports for the 2013 fiscal year, the state has taken in $5.1 billion. That's $201.2 million more than projected.
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The einstein Tablet+ from Fourier Education
Fourier Education is bringing its einstein Tablet+ to the United States. The devices, designed to function as a mobile science learning lab, is currently in use in schools in more than 60 countries.
The announcement was made at the FETC 2014 conference taking place this week in Orlando, FL.
The einstein Tablet+ is an Android-based device created specifically for science education. It comes pre-installed with a range of science-focused software tools, including MiLAB (for data analysis), and is equipped with a number of sensors, including temperature, humidity, heart rate, visible light and UV, in addition to standard tablet inputs and sensors, like a microphone, accelerometer and GPS. It also includes five expansion ports for attaching additional sensors or peripherals.
The 7-inch device runs Google's Android 4.2.1 OS and is powered by a 1.2 GHz Rockchip dual-core SoC. Other hardware features include:
"The mission behind the einstein Tablet+ is to celebrate the most rewarding part of teaching-that moment when your students' eyes light up, smiles cross their faces, and they let out an unequivocal 'a-ha!'" said Ken Zwiebel, CEO of Fourier Education, in a prepared statement. "We want to hear more a-ha moments across every corner of the country. That's why we've brought the einstein Tablet+ to the U.S. We believe it will answer the call to help teachers bring science to life for our nation's young minds, igniting their passion for STEM, setting them on a path for personal success, and helping them grow into the future leaders of America."
Fourier is hosting a sweepstakes that will be giving away one Tablet+ per week beginning in February. Sweepstakes details are available on Fourier's Facebook page.
Fourier is also hosting a competition at the National Science Teachers Association 2014 conference in April, called the einstein STEMathon, that will ask science teachers to create innovative experiments using the Tablet+. Technology and cash prizes for the grand prize winner will total $7,500. Other prizes will also be awarded.
Fourier is exhibiting in booth 518 in the FETC exhibit hall.
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Today, Wednesday, dawned warm and humid again as Vermont prepares for an active weather day of heat, humidity and probably a few severe thunderstorms.
Chances are it will be the hottest day so far this summer by mid-afternoon today as temperatures climb into the 90s. The best guess for a high temperature today around Burlington is about 94 degrees.
It's a little hotter today than yesterday because compressing air near a cold front tends to heat the air and help pool higher humidity.
What cold front? Well, there is one in Quebec, heading slowly south. By late this afternoon, it will be close enough to Vermont to trigger some thunderstorms, especially closer to the Canadian border.
Some of these storms could be monsters, especially if they can organize themselves into a line. The storms have a huge amount of heat and humidity to work with, so they can get incredibly tall and powerful.
The biggest threat probably will be the wind, which in spots will take down trees and powerlines and maybe even be strong enough to cause some structural damage.
Of course, these thunderstorms, with all this humidity around, will also have some torrential downpours. Despite the fact we've had very little precipitation since last Thursday, the ground is still really soggy from all that rain we had in May, June and early July. That means there is a chance of some local flash flooding with these storms.
Very often storms of the magnitude expected this afternoon and evening have big hailstones. That's possible with this round of rough weather, but hail isn't as huge a threat as the wind, rain and lightning. The atmosphere is incredibly warm over us, and warm very high up in altitude. That works against hail.
The biggest threat of severe storms today is roughly on a line from Rutland to White River Junction north.
I mentioned a cold front with this. You'd think that means the rest of the week will be refreshingly dry and cooler.
Um, no.
That Quebec cold front will fall apart as it gets into Vermont tonight. By Thursday, its remains will be around, but it won't have much of an impact. It will be "cooler" Thursday, as we may barely make it to 90 degrees. A lot of us will stay in the upper 80s.
The remains of the cold front will probably trigger a few more thunderstorms Thursday. Few, if any of the storms will be severe in terms of wind, but, here we go again, they might produce enough rain to create local flash floods. You've heard that somewhere before this summer, haven't you?
The same state of affairs exists on Friday, which will pretty much be a copy of today. Another cold front will be up in Quebec, heat and humidity will pool across Vermont, and some severe storms might fire up toward the end of the day.
The difference is, Friday's second cold front means business. It's no wimp like the one in Quebec today. The front will come through Saturday, possibly triggering some rough and tumble storms. After the front goes by, a big puff of cool, dry air from Canada is due to settle over Vermont on Sunday.
So, I guess we are lucky in one respect: This round of humidity and storms won't last as long as the one that tortured Vermont from mid-June through early July.


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Hey mate at the end of the day go for it, you need to go there to realise all this for yourself...........as was said some great stuff below........
As you've said here mate if you can find another three or four musicians who are as patient as you then go for it..............within a couple of months most are itching and believing 'were not gonna make it' and will fall off the radar.........
But hey get out there and prove us wrong...........I wish you luck and admire your vision
I still disagree with you that a Christain metal band cant be hugely successful.
I dont understand why it is so hard for people to understand that it is a building process. And as the band starts to make more money that will open more doors and contacts for us. We wont be starting out with a million dollors. We have to build up to that point.
Of couse its a business. But there are different ways to do business. All business is not done in the same way. There are ways to do things that a lot of epople dont do them that need to be explored.
I know Imogean Heap. i know that she has done well thus far. I think that if she keeps building it up she will get to where she can tour europe at some point. It may take some time but it can happen.
The thought of forming my own label is looking more interesting to me at this point.
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Another example of our politicians and government wasting time and money.
Stockton and San Bernardino, CA (populations of 300,000 & 210,000) recently declared BANKRUPTCY.
Don't think Mercer county (Brian Hughes and Trenton included) can't follow down the same road.
Think about that the next time you drive down to Jacobs Creek.
That's all folks!
KLECKO...sounds top 150 to me.
ESPN has 5 of our boys in their top 150. The top 4 have signed to play out of state.
Since no current member of the Big East has won a national championship in football since Pitt in '76,
why is everyone so bent out of shape that the new format doesn't consider the BE a power conference?
Yes, it would be great if RU went to the ACC. However, they haven't been invited. The ACC invited Pitt & Syracuse not RU.
Maybe next year...
Abraham comparison is interesting. Jets passed on Stanford guard. He fell all the way to Pitt. They now have him next to Pouncy at center.
Abe could rush the passer and Jets can't. So an Abraham is OK.
Interesting comment.
Revis is the best. A class act.
Jets management...not so much.
The questionis does Revis want to be the highest paid or does he want the Jets to have th best chance to win the Super Bowl. Unfortunately, I don't think he can have both.
Revis is the man. The choice is his.
Good luck to our state U's new commander in chief. RU has a fine academic reputation nationally. Hopefully, it will only get better!
Unfortunately, the football team may wear similar colors to Alabama and Ohio State but the similarity ends there. The BOTTOM LINE is football is a HUGE MONEY MAKER across America but struggling to break even on the banks of the Raritan.
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist...a JERSEY BOY werin' BIG BLUE to the FINAL FOUR.
Kentucky vs Louisville next. Can NJ ever imagine a Rutgers vs Seton Hall Final Four?
Certainly, Mercer County government employees are no "experts"!
This project has many parts, historical, environmental, safety, transportation, etc. Finding the right compomise between all these groups is the answer our county government should be seeking.
Are you listening son of an ex governor?
NJ is proud of RU as a public institution of higher learning. However, RU's athletic department is best summed up b the musical chairs of the major conferences.
NO MAJOR CONFERENCE WANTS RU. Just the facts.
In basketball, though the Hall will likely not get invited to the NCAA, they at least are on the bubble.
When was the last time RU was in the NCAA tourny?
Theodore and Pope:
There's a bigger day than this Sunday's selction. It's this May's commencement. You gave your all for the Hall on the court. Now lets complete the new Willard transition and get your college degrees!
Life's a marathon. Keep on truckin'!
You make an excellent point that RU has a virtual lock in recruiting in the state. In football RU is not only the only BCS team, it's the only D-1 team. NJ is a power state, almost as big as PA, OH, MI all that have multiple BCS teams and additional D-1 schools.
RU has got to stop making excuses. Rice says his team is young. True but college basketball is a young mans game. How many teams play 2 srs, 2 jrs and a soph? Freshman start on most teams. SJU started ALL FROSH and won as many games as RU in the BE.
Way to challenge the fanbase. Maybe losing to RU and DePaul kept the fans at home.
No excuse tonight. THE VILLE AT THE GARDEN FOR A LOCK ON AN NCAA BID.
NJ needs to ROCK the GARDEN tonight!! Round 2 of the BIG EAST TOURNAMENT!!
Very interesting comments.
PS NCAA is very pro coach anti player. Schiano can bolt for another job asap but players have to sit out a year. Coaches make huge incomes and long term contracts while players can't even get a $2,000 a year allowance and their scholarships are only for one year at a time.
Time for the fans to step up and STOP THE NCAA SLIME MACHINE!
Absolutely a better non conference schedule for football is needed. Every school has it's cupcake games but when you are trying to establish yourself as a contender, YOU MUST PLAY A TOUGHER NON CONFERENCE SCHEDULE.
I believe ARKANSAS is on the schedule this year. That's an improvement. Now lets see if RU can get a W!
Yes there are issues with Mike GONZO Rice.
Equally important is a point I made after the SHU win. As long as RU measures success by how they do vs SHU, they will continue to play as they did last night. Another LOSING SEASON despite a highly rated RECRUITING CLASS.
In both football and basketball, RU has such a low hurdle mentality, (be better than Terry Shea in football, beat the Hall in basketball).
Is it any wonder why none follows the Knights outside of their inner circle and so many seats are empty at the games.
There's still hope for RU. They could win the BE tournament and get the automatic bid.
On Willard...nice way of handling the bad call. Not the way Rice has complained this year about officiating.
Rice has a little Gonzo in him. He better start winning next year or he'll end up like Gonzo. With WVU leaving after crushing RU twice this year, the schedule will be a little easier for RU. (note the Hall beat WVA so the schedule won't necessarily be easier for them)
Boogie, RU should NEVER judge themselves by how they do against SHU.
A) Great programs judge themselves by how many National Championships they win, with Final Fours as a credit on their resume
B) Good programs judge themselves by how many trips they make to the NCAA TOURNAMENT with TOuRNAMENT WINS a badge of honor
C) then there's you BOOGIE, judging RUTGERS SUCCESS by beating SETON HALL. Low hurdle but that is RUs athletic department.
The objective truth is that even in football, though RU has risen from the bottom of the trash heap, every other original BE football team has left or is contracted to leave for another BCS CONFERENCE EXCEPT RUTGERS. Those are not NJEDITORIALS OPINIONS those are the FACTS. As a NJ resident, I would gladly jump on the RU bandwagon but unfortunately the parade has left town anf RU is the only football team left, unwanted by ANY MAJOR CONFERENCE IN THE COUNTRY.
Just the facts Boogie.
Nothing? IF SHU basketball has been nothing for the last 25 years, how would you define Scarlet Knight's b'ball?
Nice win for RU in a rivalry game. The JUNIOR stepped up with 21. Tough loss for a HALL team hoping to make the NCAA tournament for the 8th time since RUs last trip.
Let's tell it like it is...NJ college basketball is the Hall. Then, Princeton (which beat RU again this year). When RU gets invited to THE TOURNAMENT, then we'll review the standings. For the last 25 years, it's THE HALL for NJ college basketball.


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Do they even care?
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No more football? Crazy, right?
Throughout the day I find myself frequenting the AP wire and various sports websites in search of the latest, most intriguing stories.
Most of the time I just find regurgitated stories tweaked a little to fit a certain team or sport, or another story about another player busted for drugs of some sort or even more ways to keep Tim Tebow in the news.
However, something caught my eye Friday evening. The headline of the story read "Lem Barney: No football in 20 years."
What? No football?
For those who don't know who Lem Barney is, he's a former NFL cornerback who was elected to the NFL Hall of Fame in 1992. And at the Sound Mind Sound Body Football Academy on Friday, Barney said that the development of bigger and stronger athletes will eventually be the end of modern football.
"The game is becoming more deadly today," Barney said. "It's a great game. I think it's the greatest game if you like gladiators. It's the greatest game for yesteryear's gladiators. But I can see in the next 10 to maybe 20 years, society will alleviate football altogether."
According to the AP report, Curtis Blackwell – co-founder of the Sound Mind Sound Body Football Academy – plans to conduct baseline tests on about 600 high school players this week so that the data is available if any of them have head injuries during the upcoming season.
Barney is one of the hundreds of current and former NFL players suing the league for their handling of head injuries. Current Denver Broncos defensive tackle Kevin Vickerson backed Barney's shocking statement.
"They're trying to make the game safer, but it's a gladiators' sport and there's only so much safety you can bring to it," Vickerson said. "The best thing we can do is give these kids tools to learn how to tackle the right away."
The goal of the camp is to teach better, safer tackling techniques to high school players. But will that be enough? Can the game be safer? Will any of the teaching matter as players only become bigger, faster and stronger? Will the apparent dangers be the end of what's become America's game?
Nobody knows the answers to those questions, but Barney brings up a very interesting point and it got me thinking. I started to think of the factors of the game and our society that could lead to football eventually being frowned upon, but again, I found reasons why the game will only continue to grow.
Strangely enough, the factors for each were the same yet so different.
-Why football will remain immensely popular despite the injury factor.
American culture: Americans love violence. We live for the big hits. Crowds cheer loudest when players get "lit up." Madden video games developed a "hit stick" feature that allows players to hit harder than they already do on the virtual rendition.
One of the fastest growing sports, and I use that term loosely, is mixed martial arts (MMA).
Personally, MMA fighting disgusts me. I can't watch it. It's essentially Roman gladiator fighting except we stop them before someone actually dies. But for some reason, this country eats it up. Somehow the sight of blood gushing from a man's face while another man continues to beat on him is entertainment this country pays for.
Basically, I think if it's something you can be arrested for doing in public, it shouldn't be considered a sport.
With that said, the violent nature of football is appealing and it draws more fans than it deters. There have been plenty of horrific and tragic injuries during NFL, college and high school games, but we haven't turned away yet.
Money: The amount of money associated with football is mind-boggling. It drives high school athletics, college athletics and even makes professional franchises and players rich beyond belief. And let's face it, who doesn't like money?
It's simple risk vs. reward. Does the risk of life altering medical problems outweigh the monetary rewards the game can provide? For owners of teams and administrators of high school and college programs: Not a chance. I'm sure Rutgers football hated to see Eric LeGrand paralyzed during one of their football games years ago, but I assure you they didn't think to shut down the program to prevent something happening like that to someone else. Why? Money.
But then you think, football programs won't exist without players, and that's true. But the allure of big money and fame is too much to ignore. In a society that worships celebrities and athletes the way we do, no kid will say to themselves, "I don't want to play football because I'm afraid of the long-term effects it can have on my quality of life." They see players on television with devoted fans, fast cars and beautiful wives. And just like money, who doesn't want that life? And parents that hinge their future on the success of their children won't stop them either if they think it can bring them into money.
I'm not saying all football parents think that way, but we all know that they're out there.
-Why football will decline in popularity and eventually fizzle out.
American culture: Knowledge is power and ignorance is bliss. We know more now about football and the risks that accompany the game than ever before, and look what's happening. Parents are more wary about letting their children play. Players are coming out and suing the NFL. Football isn't all about glory anymore, there are serious consequences being linked to the game.
Many will say the country is becoming "soft," but I think better words would be "informed" and "cautious."
Now that we've had several generations of players come and go, we see the effects the game can have. We see former greats like Earl Campbell, know for creating contact, needing help to get out of bed in the morning. And the more recent, incredibly tragic suicide of Junior Seau attributed to brain trauma strikes fear into anyone connected to the game.
We can build safer equipment for the game the same way we build safer cars, but the difference is that people have to get from one place to the other somehow; we don't have to play football.
Money: People love making money, but they hate losing money even more. I'm afraid the NFL is about to figure that out the hard way with the multitude of lawsuits on their plate.
We live in a money-hungry society where people do anything they can to get an extra buck, especially if they don't have to work for it. Look at the number of people on disability for reasons that make you scratch your head and those that milk unemployment benefits until they run dry. So now when players get hurt playing football, someone is going to get sued for a lot of money.
What happens when a high school punt returner gets hit in the head and is paralyzed and the parents sue the school for $1 million claiming faulty equipment or poor coaching? People sue for a lot more for a lot less. Chances are that school will lose a good chunk of change the way the NFL is about to. At what point is the risk of monetary loss greater than the chance for monetary gain.
It only takes one incident to set a precedent.
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On August 26, 2009 the Board of Public Works approved more than $450 million in reductions to the state's FY 2010 budget, to address a projected shortfall. The reductions included a sliding scale of furlough and fixed service reduction days for State employees. It is estimated that the furlough and salary reduction plans will save the State approximately $75 million and prevent the elimination of about 1,500 State jobs.
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