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President Obama's program to curb gun violence is eminently reasonable. How much will survive the lobbying of the gun manufacturing and sales industry working through the National Rifle Association is unknown. But most Americans seem to support the proposals.
These include restoring the ban on military-style assault guns, banning high-capacity ammunition clips (our favorite) and universal gun-buyer background checks for criminal records and mental illness. These things would require changes in laws. And, in our view, for the measures to work in the long run they may also have to be accompanied by local, state and federal gun-buyback programs. There are, after all, hundreds of millions of guns in the United States.
It will take years to get this problem under control, but that is no excuse to do nothing now.
The Telegraph, London
When we think of emigration, the image that comes to mind is of retirees fleeing to the sunshine after a lifetime of labor. But, this has long been an illusion. In fact, the vast majority of Britons who choose to pack their bags are in the prime of their lives – and are taking with them the skills that this country so badly needs.
Of course, worries about "brain drain" have been with us for almost as long as mass travel. In fact, it is greatly to Britain's credit that its people have long possessed the wanderlust, the entrepreneurial spirit, to seek their fortunes elsewhere. Moreover, in a highly globalized age, when leading companies recruit and deploy their personnel irrespective of borders, it is hardly surprising that the numbers on the move have crept steadily upward.
At the same time, however, there is reason to be concerned both by the scale of the exodus and its composition. The fact that so many people of working age are departing has created gaps in the labor market that have had to be filled by arrivals from outside – accounting in part for the wave of newcomers that has done so much, in the years since 1997, to make immigration one of the public's most pressing concerns. High emigration might help the government achieve its target to reduce net migration, but it will be a pyrrhic victory if we lose those we should be trying the hardest to retain.
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For decades, women have served in the military, from support roles to service as medics and intelligence officers.
Through those years, women have been banned from frontline combat positions, instead relegated to brigade-level units often far from the front lines or more recently in roles unofficially attached to battalions.
Over time and with changing military conditions, it has become increasingly difficult to keep women in service out of combat, just as the definition of front lines has blurred.
Last week, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta lifted the ban on women serving in combat, and President Barack Obama backed that call.
The decision, recommended by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, overturns a 19-year-old rule denying women a combat role. It opens 230,000 battlefront posts to females, with many of those posts in Army and Marine infantry units and in potentially elite commando jobs. Relying on "the great diverse strengths of the American people" will make our military stronger, Panetta said.
For ages, women have proven time and again, in ways large and small, that ability is not determined by gender. So in 2013, the basic statement that including women in a role traditionally held by men would only boost, not weaken, the efforts undertaken in that field seems archaic and unnecessary. But it is needed.
Many will still argue that simply allowing women in the military is enough; the added step of putting them in combat roles will only complicate things. But military roles are determined by a person's skill and ability: Those qualified rise through the ranks. Those able to hold their own in combat situations, mentally and physically, are entrusted with serving on the front lines.
It's about using the best personnel, whether they are male or female. Some women will be successful. Some will not. But all will have the opportunity.
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Did you ever think about how many high school football teams there are in the United States?
I didn't count them all, but I'm told that there are about 16,000.
You know how many quarterbacks were taken in the 2012 NFL Draft?
I'm also told that about 220,000 seniors played high school football last year. You know how many players were taken in the 2012 draft? About 230.
That means if you're a senior playing high school football, your chance of being drafted by an NFL team is one-tenth of one percent.
Last Wednesday was national letter of intent day. Lots of really good high school football players signed to play at some of our finest institutions of higher learning.
Some of those signings were preceded by news conferences. A few of the news conferences included drama provided by the recruit putting on a hat or revealing a t-shirt.
I'm going to guess that even fewer included any discussions about academics.
Wouldn't it be nice to hear a top recruit say something like this: "I chose good ol' State U. because I plan to major in __________ and State U. has an excellent ___________ department. I talked to my parents and my high school coach and they made it clear to me that, even though I had a lot of success in high school, chances are very good that I will not be playing in the NFL. I'm glad they convinced me to make my decision based on the idea that I will not be earning a living playing football."
Maybe somewhere a recruit said something similar to that, but I'm betting not.
I am betting that about 90 percent of the recruits who signed letters of intent in the last few days believe they are going to the NFL.
The degree to which a lot, if not most, of those kids will be exploited on their way to finding out that they're not good enough for "the next level" borders on criminal.
• How about those recruiting sites that rank the top high school seniors and the quality of each program's recruiting class?
Joe Butler of Metro Index Scouting Service, who has been evaluating high school players for about 35 years, put it this way, "Can you tell me who is the fifth-best right tackle in the National Football League? Probably not. There are 32 teams. So how seriously should you take someone's claim that he can tell you who's the fifth-best offensive tackle among 220,000 high school football players?"
If you want his assessment of your favorite school's 2013 recruiting class, he suggests you check back with him in 2016.
• Jayson Stark of ESPN.com came out with his annual "Major League Baseball has more parity than the NFL" column this week, and he's just as wrong as ever. He bases his claim on the number of different playoff and championship teams in MLB compared to the NFL. Someone needs to get this guy, who's one of the leading baseball experts in captivity, a clue.
It's not about the teams, and it's not about the championships. It's about the cities and it's about the opportunities.
When a baseball apologist trots out the look-at-the-Tampa-Bay-Rays argument – which Starks does every time, of course – he has lost the argument. If you say that the Rays overcoming the major inherent disadvantages is proof that other teams can do it, you are admitting the existence of inherent disadvantages. You can't have parity if some teams have major inherent disadvantages.
Stark actually tries to use the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles to make his point. He says the Ravens show up almost every year in the playoffs, and the Orioles went for the first time in 17 years last season. He somehow misses the point that the Ravens succeed because, unlike their counterparts in Major League Baseball, the city they play in makes no difference.
• There's talk about a Ray Lewis statue in Baltimore. Statue inflation has officially arrived.
• Put me down as being in agreement with the non-holding/interference call when the 49ers had fourth-and-goal in the last minute of Super Bowl XLVII.
I've watched the replay 100 times. There's some hand-checking going on between the receiver, Michael Crabtree, and Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith. It begins with Crabtree running into Smith with the obvious intent of pushing off.
Once they are engaged, Smith has no choice but to not allow Crabtree to push off. In real time, it's only a second or two. The official was staring at them with a clear view the entire time. He was right not to throw a flag.
The only justification would have been for offensive AND defensive interference. That never happens because it would be offsetting penalties, and the offense would benefit by getting another chance to score. The best replay I saw was on NFL Turning Point on NBC Sports.
NFL wide receivers already have a ridiculous advantage over defensive backs. They should never get or expect leniency on offensive interference. That's especially true on fourth-and-goal, whether it be in the Super Bowl or in the first game of the regular season.
John Steigerwald writes a Sunday column for the Observer-Reporter.
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Drawing on a background in both jazz and avant-garde composition, Louis Andriessen creates works that can be "narrative … anecdotes … [or] sound hallucinations," according to the composer. His 2009–2010 Richard and Barbara Debs Composer's Chair events include a special Making Music concert; the New York premieres of Symphony of Open Strings and Andriessen's opera La Commedia, performed in concert; the US premiere of Life (with video by Marijke Van Warmerdam); performances of De Staat, Zilver, and Dances; and Three Naughty Boys and Three Crazy Girls, a series of late-night improvisatory concerts, curated by Andriessen for Carnegie Hall.
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Programmed by Louis Andriessen, this double bill offers high-voltage tapping and singing—all improvised, first by star American tap dancer Maurice Chestnut, followed by Czech singer-violinist Iva Bittová, whose unique vocal and instrumental technique have gained her international recognition. This event is the first in the Three Naughty Boys and Three Crazy Girls series of late-night improvisatory concerts.
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This extraordinary opera by Louis Andriessen (based on Dante's Divine Comedy) combines "complexity, intellectualism, horror, beauty, multi-layering, allusions, historical and mythological references, and, above all, irony," says Andriessen. The Los Angeles Times found it to be full of humor, along with "terrible fury" and "ravishing grace."
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A work by Louis Andriessen, evocative of a Bach chorale variation, opens this program, followed by compositions by an unpredictable protégé—Martjin Padding—and a close collaborator—Reinbert de Leeuw—of Andriessen. Hear a concerto written for the harmonium (the old-fashioned parlor organ) and a dramatic, affecting, and spellbinding adaptation of the best-known German lieder.
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A feast of surprises, as Louis Andriessen continues his series of unpredictable improvisatory Three Naughty Boys and Three Crazy Girls concerts. This double bill features two striking performers who both exploit every possibility of their instruments: British saxophonist Evan Parker and Dutch singer Greetje Bijma, who performs with Andriessen on piano.
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Greetje Bijma, Voice
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Some particularly imaginative musicians gather to perform works by Louis Andriessen, as well as music by one of his pupils. Andriessen's Dances are rapt and radiant, and his new work—with video—promises to be both a musical and theatrical treat.
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LOUIS ANDRIESSEN Dances
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As part of Louis Andriessen's 70th birthday celebration and appointment as the Richard and Barbara Debs Composer's Chair at Carnegie Hall, LPR is proud to present an evening of Andriessen's chamber music. This concert will be preceded by a discussion with the composer and Robert Hurwitz of Andriessen's longtime U.S. record label, Nonesuch Records.
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LOUIS ANDRIESSEN M is for Man, Music and Mozart (with film by Peter Greenaway)
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This double bill features a versatile cellist "who can play anything," according to director Werner Herzog, for whom Reijseger has composed four film scores. On the program's second half, a wildly theatrical singer who is also featured in Louis Andriessen's La Commedia at Carnegie Hall on April 15. It's the last in the Three Naughty Boys and Three Crazy Girls series of improvisatory concerts programmed by Louis Andriessen.
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Ernst Reijseger, Cello
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Sharp, tart music that packs a rhythmic punch: There's a 20th-century classic by Stravinsky, and newer works by John Adams and Louis Andriessen. The Adams piece is a sequel to his Chamber Symphony, called Son of Chamber Symphony in affectionate B-movie style, while Andriessen's De Staat remains a raucous, visceral landmark of modern music.
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Drawing on a background in both jazz and avant-garde composition, Louis Andriessen's music is widely regarded as a revolt against the legacy of German Romanticism. Holder of the 2009—2010 Richard and Barbara Debs Composer's Chair, Andriessen recently discussed his singular style with Jeremy Geffen, Carnegie Hall's Director of Artistic Planning.
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From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel.
And I'm Melissa Block. One of the nation's top universities is taking a stand against coal. Responding to dire warnings about the effects on climate change, Stanford made this announcement: the school's nearly $19 billion endowment fund will no longer make direct investments in companies that mine coal for energy. Environmentalists have been calling for colleges and others to divest in fossil fuel companies, and Stanford now becomes the biggest educational institution to get out of coal. Industry analysts are skeptical the move will have much impact - we'll hear about that in a moment. But first, to NPR's Richard Gonzales, who's at the Stanford campus. And, Richard, the board of trustees there announced their decision yesterday. What does that decision mean and what's the reaction on campus?
RICHARD GONZALES, BYLINE: Well, the reaction here is it's a very popular move. It has been organized by a group of undergraduates who said they knocked on virtually every door on this campus trying to drum up support for this campaign, which has been going on for about two years. They had just got somewhere between 70 to 80 percent of undergraduate support for the idea of getting behind, urging the university to divest in coal. They took their case to the university and the board of trustees yesterday basically approved it. And Susan Weinstein, who is the chair of an advisory panel, Stanford's Advisory Panel on Investment Responsibility and Licensing, told me why today. Here's what she said.
SUSAN WEINSTEIN: We did an extensive amount of research and came to the conclusion that fossil fuels are impacting climate change, which negatively impacts social and economic systems. We concluded that coal contributes a disproportionate amount to greenhouse gas emission for the amount of energy it produces. And we concluded that there are viable alternatives to coal.
GONZALES: And so she added that Stanford enjoys being on the cutting edge of what they think will be a growing movement.
BLOCK: It is a growing movement. It has been gathering speed, gaining traction at a number of campuses around the country. Talk a bit about the students behind that movement there at Stanford.
GONZALES: Well, there is a model and the support for all this comes from a group called 350.org, which is led by a man named Bill McKibben. And he's been advocating and advancing the idea of a new divestiture movement based on the campaigns of the 1980s. That's when campus activists were urging university administrators all across the country to divest in companies that did business in South Africa. So, they're trying to take that same model and apply it to coal companies and fossil fuel companies. I spoke with a young man named Michael Penuelas, who belongs to a group called Fossil Free Stanford. And he explained how they started this campaign November 2012, they took it to Stanford, the advisory panel, and then they waited. And as they waited, they became very nervous. And then he explains right here in this tape cut what happened next. Here's what he said:
MICHAEL PENUELAS: And so we prepped for hours preparing for the worst, because, you know, what we had seen that week were students arrested on other campuses. We had seen enormously negative responses from administrations. And then we walked in and there were all these proud smiles confronting us from these administrators. And what they said was, you know, Stanford's going to be a leader. Stanford is about to prove itself a leader in the climate movement.
GONZALES: And so it was pretty heavy times for Mr. Penuelas and his friends. And they're looking forward to advancing this movement.
BLOCK: Well, it's interesting, Richard, because other universities, including Harvard, which as the world's biggest educational endowment - over $30 billion - have said, no, we will not divest from fossil fuel companies. The president, Drew Faust, has said the endowment is not an instrument to impel social or political change. So, is there the feeling that this will spread to other universities or that it stops at Stanford?
GONZALES: I thinks there's a feeling that this is the momentum they wanted. One of the students that I talked to said they anticipate being able to talk with other campus activists around the country, explained how (unintelligible) here at Stanford and why.
BLOCK: OK. NPR's Richard Gonzales at Stanford University in California. Richard, thanks.
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During the public comment segment of the Ringgold School Board meeting Wednesday, Donora resident Yancey Taylor made an impassioned plea too the board.
"I think that what goes on here is a joke," Taylor said. "You guys sit here and argue and shout. … I think you should think more about what's in the best interest of those kids. It's time to wake up."
Earlier in the meeting, new board President Mariann Bulko read a statement encouraging board members to work together during the new board term.
"Everyone may not always be happy," Bulko said. "We must be fiscally responsible, but not at the risk to student safety. We must work together very diligently."
Following Taylor's statement, board member Christopher Carroll read a motion to cease efforts to repurpose old elementary school buildings in Donora and Monongahela as middle schools and authorize architects to continue plans for a new middle school building on or near the high school campus in Carroll Township.
The reauthorization motion came as a surprise for board member Charles Smith, who was upset it wasn't discussed during the executive session prior to the meeting. He also took issue with new rules limiting each member's comments to three minutes during the discussion phase of proceedings.
"We've been here since five-thirty," Smith said. "This is the first I've heard of this motion. ... You'll take me out of here in a box or in cuffs. Three minutes? Go to hell."
The motion on pursuing a new school passed after a short executive session by a vote of five to four. Board members Christopher Carroll, Carol Flament, Maureen Ott, William Stein Jr. and Bulko voted in favor of building the new school. Gene Kennedy, Lawrence Mauro, Charles Smith and Robert Smith voted against the measure.
The meeting, which lasted from 7 p.m. until around midnight, continued to be contentious as brothers Charles and Robert Smith voiced opposition to nearly every motion on the agenda. At one point, Robert Smith briefly opposed a motion to accept resignation letters from members of the teaching staff before voting for the measure in a roll call.
A long debate revolved around a motion to authorize the Ringgold head of security to begin the process of advertising for a second safety and security position within the school district. Following the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut Friday, armed security personnel have been at all of the school buildings in Ringgold. So far, the personnel have been current or former policemen or constables. During the debate, Robert Smith questioned whether a security company could do the same job for less money.
After a long discussion, the motion to hire a second security professional passed unanimously.
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A Waynesburg man arrested earlier this month by state police on drug charges was arrested again Thursday on a federal grand jury indictment for conspiracy to distribute heroin.
Tyler Jay Hoyle, 22, of 185 Bradford Road, Waynesburg, and Amanda Allison, 26, of Cameron W.Va., were arrested by agents of the Marshall County, W.Va., Drug Task Force on charges contained in an indictment returned by a federal grand jury Tuesday, said a release issued by U. S. Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld II.
Hoyle and Allison were each charged with conspiracy to distribute heroin for activities that occurred between January and April 6, in Cameron.
Allison was also charged with three counts of illegal use of a telephone to facilitate the distribution of heroin, two counts of distribution of heroin and one count of distribution of oxycodone. WTOV in Steubenville, Ohio, reported Thursday that Allison is a substitute teacher for Marshall County, W.Va., Schools and head coach of the junior varsity girls basketball team at Cameron High School.
The indictment also seeks the forfeiture of $10,600, which was seized during the investigation and constitutes proceeds from the drug activity, the release said.
The two defendants appeared in court Thursday for an initial appearance. Allison was released with conditions and Hoyle was remanded to custody pending a detention hearing.
If convicted, the two face up to 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine on the conspiracy charge. In addition, Allison faces up to 4 years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine on the phone charges and 20 years imprisonment and a $1 million fine on the distribution charges, according to the release.
Hoyle also was arrested April 6 by state police following a traffic stop on Grimes Run Road in Franklin Township.
Police said they stopped Hoyle for an invalid registration and he gave permission for a search of the car after police detected the odor of marijuana.
Cpl. Steven Dowlin retrieved a bag of suspected marijuana, miscellaneous drug paraphernalia and $3,257 from the car.
Hoyle was taken to the state police barracks, where he allegedly admitted to Dowlin he routinely sold heroin from a residence at 1160 N. Porter St., Waynesburg.
Dowlin said Hoyle also told him about a recent gun purchase and told police where the gun was located. They found and seized a .40-caliber pistol from a box inside a tree behind the residence on Porter Street.
Hoyle was charged with manufacture, delivery or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver, prohibited possession of a firearm, possessing a small amount of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and two summary traffic offenses.
He was placed in the Greene County jail in lieu of $30,000 straight cash bond. His preliminary hearing, which was scheduled for April 15 before District Judge Lee Watson, was subsequently continued. A new hearing date has not been scheduled.
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Shortly after Gov. Tom Corbett announced his proposed 2013-14 budget, the Pennsylvania State Education Association criticized his plan to change retirement benefits for teachers and state workers.
"It's a built-in disaster," said Frank Santicola, communications director of PSEA's southwest regional office.
State Sen. Tim Solobay, D-Canonsburg, had similar thoughts, noting the Legislature had acted four years ago to reform pensions with passage of Act 120. If given another couple of years, he believes the pension fund would be sustaining. Santicola agreed, saying the act gives the state a $26 billion savings over ten years. "But the governor's saying 'let's dump it,'" he said.
Corbett is proposing a defined contribution plan for new employees, changing the benefit formula for current workers and limiting contribution amounts. Retirees would not see any changes, but Fred Berestecky, president of the southwest PSEA and a teacher at Ringgold Middle School, believes Corbett's proposals will affect those who plan to retire in a few years.
"I've paid into this for 37 years and was promised this. How can Corbett renege on another promise?" he asked.
As part of his $28.4 billion budget that does not include a tax increase, Corbett proposes increases of $90 million for education, but with previous budgets cutting $1 billion, local lawmakers said that is just one-tenth of what was lost in the last two years.
Santicola predicts this will be the third year school boards will have to make up deficits, and that, added Berestecky, forces districts to cut educational programs, or ask students to pay for field trips and extracurricular activities.
"We experienced local property tax increases almost across the board under his watch, and he seems intent on adding more," state Rep. Peter Daley, D-California, said of Corbett.
The governor has proposed privatization of state liquor stores and putting funds from that sale into education.
Daley called the linking of the liquor system to "short-term education funding" a "cynical, starkly political strategy."
Lawmakers noted privatization means the loss of jobs for Pennsylvanians.
Pam Snyder, D-50th District, did credit Corbett with proposing fairer funding for human services but added she was" extremely disappointed" by his refusal to opt in on Medicaid expansion.
State Rep. Jesse White, D-Cecil, criticized the governor for continuing to side with special interests groups.
"And he had the pure nerve to refer to Act 13 as the 'most comprehensive environmental and safety regulations on gas drilling in the nation,' which might be funny if it wasn't so damn disingenuous, infuriating and borderline delusional," he said.
Solobay predicted there would be dramatic changes to the budget before it is adopted by the General Assembly by June 30.
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Educating our children is just about the most important feat parents and the community are committed to achieving. As a genuine instrument to the Catholic tradition, St. Patrick School in Canonsburg continues its dedication, knowing the journey is great, but the results are astounding. The school and its devoted staff are diligent in offering a warm, but challenging, atmosphere in a Christian environment.
Striving to provide a quality education, the HSA (Home School Association) at St. Patrick School will host its 15th annual dinner-dance fundraiser, "Irish Derby," on Saturday, April 13 at the Southpointe Golf Club. One hundred percent of the "Derby's" proceeds will benefit St. Patrick School and its students.
With two weeks remaining before the grand event, there's plenty of time to design your very own "derby" hat to enter into the "Irish Derby" contest. The winner will not only get bragging rights, but $150 in cash.
Ragtime Banjo Dan will provide authentic derby excitement as he entertains with delightful old-time American musical techniques during the cocktail hour. Prior to dinner, guests will also enjoy appetizers and casual time to check out the extensive selection of auction items.
No waiting in buffet lines – dinner and dessert will be served table-side.
For easy listening, the local band Rubicon Crossing will offer hits from the '60s and '70s and to celebrate the fundraiser's "Derby" theme, five horse racing events will offer guests opportunities to place bets and pocket their winnings.
Penguin tickets for two (valued at $250) for the April 17 game against the Montreal Canadians will top the list of popular prizes in the Chinese auction. Or, take a chance to win tickets to watch our much-loved Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park, an evening at the Pittsburgh CLO, a Family Night at Home or visits to the Pittsburgh Zoo, just a sampling of prizes in the silent auction.
Pittsburgh artist George Williams will once again delight guests with his on-site paintings of sports favorites. Two of his creations will be available to enthusiastic bidders during the live auction. Lucky top bidders will also take home visits to New York or Napa Valley or signed sports memorabilia (with Certificate of Authenticity).
Participation in this year's fundraiser will greatly support St. Patrick's important role as teachers and staff strive to reach the school's full potential. With a mission to help students grow academically, socially and with a clear moral vision, the school will continue to offer a quality education in a nurturing and caring environment.
"At St. Patrick School, we have adopted the mantra of 'We Educate the Whole Child,'" said Dr. Anthony F. Merante, principal. "We work with students on their spirituality and Gospel values, in addition to the knowledge and skills in all subject areas. Whether students are working on math, whether staff members are in a meeting or whether parents and teachers are talking over lunch, Gospel values of a Catholic school are always present. This is truly a gift for us all."
Admission to the "Irish Derby" is $60 per person. Make check payable to St. Patrick HSA. For tickets, call 724-745-7977.
St. Patrick School
For 185 years, Catholic Schools have educated students in the Pittsburgh Diocese. Led by a commitment to both the church and community, St. Patrick School in Canonsburg opened to grades one through four in 1954, extending to the eighth grade in 1958.
The school continues to thrive with Dr. Anthony F. Merante on board as principal and Rita Polansky as dean of students. Improving the educational experience of the entire student body, highlights of this school year include the implementation of the Junior National Honor Society, the Spanish language taught in kindergarten through eighth grade, all-day prekindergarten and kindergarten and shifting traditional "school book" reading to novels in grades four through eight.


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Florida coach Billy Donovan doesn't have to look too far back to show how dangerous Auburn is at home.
Florida coach Billy Donovan doesn't have to look too far back to show how dangerous Auburn is at home.
Two years ago, playing its first game at recently built Auburn Arena, the Gators survived a horrendous shooting night to beat Auburn 45-40. Florida needed back-to-back 3-pointers from Erving Walker and Kenny Boynton late to win the game on a night when the Gators shot just 28.3 percent from the floor and 19.2 percent (5-of-26) from 3-point range.
"It shows that when you are playing in this league, regardless of who you are playing against, if you don't come out and you don't play well, it's really, really hard to win," Donovan said. "And that was probably a game for us we were pretty fortunate to win."
Coming off a big win against Kentucky, No. 7 Florida (20-3, 10-1 Southeastern Conference) will look to stay on track today at Auburn. The Tigers (9-15, 3-8) are once again struggling under third-year coach Tony Barbee. But Auburn has been competitive, losing at Arkansas in overtime and at home to Ole Miss by just two points.
"It's hard to win on the road," Donovan said. "If you don't play well on the road, you don't have that crowd behind you, you don't have that kind of environment behind you, it's hard to win. And I think our guys will understand going into this game that we'll have to play well."
Florida will be playing its first game on the road since its 80-69 loss at Arkansas in which the Gators fell behind by as many as 27 points in the second half. Arkansas rode its early momentum throughout the game after making seven of its first nine 3-point attempts.
"Teams are going to give us our best shot, and we've got to be ready to take it and give it back," Florida senior forward Erik Murphy said.
Like Florida, Auburn is an experienced team with three seniors in its starting lineup. The Tigers also bring junior guard Chris Denson off the bench, a left-handed combo guard who is averaging 12.2 points per game.
Donovan recruited Denson, a former standout from Shaw High in Columbus, Ga.
"He's got the ability to drive it to the basket," Donovan said. "I always think when lefties drive and then get in the lane, it's a little bit more awkward because most players are right-handed. He's very, very crafty when he gets in there. Any level of space that he gets, he's a good 3-point shooter."
Senior Auburn center Rob Chubb is seventh in the SEC in rebounding (7.3 rpg), and senior guard Frankie Sullivan is third in the SEC in scoring.
"They can come at you with a lot of different lineups," Donovan said. "They can play four guards, they are quick, they're fast, they change defenses, they shoot 3s, they turn you over. Last year at our place we had 11 turnovers (against Auburn) in the first half. So there's going to be a lot that's going to go into this game in terms of us having to play well."
Murphy is confident this year's Gator team is mature enough to survive an off-shooting game on the road.
"You just have to do other things to find a way to win — guard, rebound, make plays — that don't involve scoring," Murphy said. "If the ball is not going in, you've just gotta find other ways."
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G Mike Rosario 6-3 Sr. 12.5 ppg, 2.5 rpg
G Scottie Wilbekin 6-2 Jr. 9.5 ppg, 5.2 apg
F Erik Murphy 6-10 Sr. 12.8 ppg, 4.8 rpg
C Patric Young 6-9 Jr. 10.8 ppg, 6.8 rpg
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F Jordon Granger 6-8 Fr. 1.3 ppg, 1.0 rpg
C Rob Chubb 6-10 Sr. 9.1 ppg, 7.3 rpg
Notes: Florida is 17-4 against Auburn under Billy Donovan. … The Gators have won four in a row in the series and 14 of the last 15 meetings against the Tigers. … Florida ranks fourth in the nation in scoring defense, holding opponents to 52.7 points per game. The Gators have held 11 opponents under 50 points and 17 opponents under 60 points. … Offensively, the Gators lead the Southeastern Conference in 3-point shooting at 38.9 percent. … Auburn has lost two games in overtime and two more games (Illinois, Ole Miss) by two points. .... The Tigers are forcing 14.2 turnovers per game. … Auburn is 7-6 at home this season. … Donovan's daughter, Hasbrouck, is a freshman on Auburn's equestrian team. "I will probably get a chance to see her," Donovan said. "I don't know if I will get to see her ride, but I'm sure she will stop by."


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With SharePoint, you can store, sync and share with others. A SharePoint site acts as a central workspace for your project-here's how.
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The U.S. Postal Service is proposing to drastically reduce the hours of operation at small-town post offices, including more than 40 in Washington and Greene counties, to reduce costs and streamline its outdated business model.
As part of a two-year study launched in September, the service is recommending that small post offices from Scenery Hill in Washington County to Wind Ridge in Greene County have their counter hours cut from eight to four a day. In some cases, postal customers will only have two hours at their local branches to conduct business with a postal employee.
"I realize the post offices are in bad shape," said Robert Taylor, a supervisor in North Bethlehem Township, which is home to the Scenery Hill post office.
"Even governments now want to do everything electronically," Taylor said. "It's almost going to be impossible for the post office to stay in the black. I don't necessarily like it."
The postmaster general initially proposed closing as many as 13 of the post offices in this area, along with thousands of others across the country, to save money but that plan was set aside following concerns from customers and lawmakers. Estimates are that the postal service is losing some $25 million a day.
The current study was postponed until after the holiday rush, and the post office has now begun surveying its customers in rural areas and scheduling meetings in those communities to discuss the study findings, said Tad Kelley, post office spokesman in Pittsburgh.
In some cases the post office buildings will remain open for longer hours, and postal box customers will be able to access their package deliveries with keys left in their boxes that will open package storage lockers. Meanwhile, some post office employees are telling customers the changes could be rolling out within a month.
Kelly said all of the changes should be completed by 2014.
Some changes have already taken place, Taylor said. Two rural delivery routes in North Bethlehem require carriers to pick up mail in Bentleyville, he said.
Mail processing in Washington has been already been transferred to Pittsburgh's Northside postal plant, and other such consolidations are under review, Kelley said.
"While we continue to right size the organizational infrastructure, keep costs down, and continue to provide optimum universal service funded solely by revenues from sales of our services and products, we continue to anticipate with hope that Congress will provide us with meaningful legislation which will change the antiquated business model we are mandated by law to operate within," Kelley stated.
For more information on the post offices under review, visit: http://about.usps.com/news/electronic-press-kits/our-future-network/welcome.htm
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Appearances can often be deceiving. For example, Upper St. Clair's Rachel Tudi, with her brightly polished nails, gleaming hair and warm smile, is in many ways a typical sixth-grader. But to her teachers and classmates at Boyce Middle School, Rachel is anything but average.
Rachel has muscular dystrophy, and while she has experienced many obstacles while battling the disease, her optimistic attitude influences the entire Boyce community.
As Boyce physical education teacher Dana Mellinger says, "Rachel is so positive. She's an inspiration for many people."
One of the ways Rachel motivates others is through her determined fundraising for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). This year, she set a personal goal of raising $10,000 for MDA, and her Boyce family wanted to help her meet that goal.
So, on March 22, with her parents, Cindy and Mike, and her sister, Paige, watching, the Boyce community presented Rachel with a check for $2,500. After thanking everyone, Rachel gave the check to MDA representative Patty McGuire.
The students at Boyce raised the money for MDA through two fundraisers – a "March Madness" basketball fundraiser and a Valentine Day Gram. Physical education teachers Mellinger and Pete Serio collaborated with the student council to organize the basketball tournament fundraiser, where four-person student teams made a $20 per team donation to play in the tournament.
In February, Boyce staff members Amy Antonio and Sue Fleckenstein organized a Valentine Day Gram fundraiser for MDA. For a 50 cent donation, students sent messages to friends and teachers the week of Valentine's Day. Parents were also offered the opportunity to send a Valentine message to their child, which proved very popular. Antonio said the fundraiser was "a great success."
Antonio said that Rachel had two surgeries on her hips – one before Christmas and one after – so she's missed a lot of school. Her classmates wanted to let Rachel know they were thinking of her and asked what they could do to help her and her family. Antonio said that rather than ask for something for herself, Rachel wanted the students to do something for another favorite charity of hers, the Washington County Humane Society. Dog food and dog toys were collected and donated because of Rachel's suggestion.
Rachel's mother, Cindy, said her daughter has always been concerned about others. In addition to working to help MDA and the Humane Society, Rachel also raises money for breast cancer. "I love to try to save lives," said Rachel.
Cindy described the students and staff at Boyce as "utterly amazing." "They've been extremely supportive," she said.
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IMPERIAL – When point guard Tori Foster attempted to drive around a Beaver defender with less than 30 seconds remaining in overtime – and in a one-point game – the Chartiers-Houston point guard's left foot grazed the baseline. An official's quick whistle signaled Chartiers-Houston's 25th turnover of the WPIAL Class AA preliminary round playoff game.
It was then that Chartiers-Houston's frustration with Beaver's rugged and physical defense officially reached the boiling point.
An irked Foster used her left hand to slam the basketball to the court. Another whistle. A technical foul on Foster and two free throws for Beaver that gave the Bobcats a three-point lead with 26 seconds remaining.
The points loomed large at game's end as defensive-minded Beaver, the Section 6 champion, held off upset-minded Chartiers-Houston, 45-43, in a Class AA girls game at West Allegheny High School.
Beaver (17-4) survived squandering a six-point lead in the final two minutes of regulation and making only one field goal after the third quarter. The Bobcats advanced because of their gritty defense. A old-school style team – one that prefers to bend its knees and play aggressive half-court defense rather than play run-and-gun offense – Beaver took C-H (14-9) out of its offensive rhythm and forced the Bucs to play a grinder of game instead of an up-tempo style.
"They bumped our cutters all night," said C-H coach Veronica Sansom. "At the end of the first quarter, I told our players we need to match their physicality. We should have been able to do that. We played Seton-La Salle and Bishop Canevin, the best Double-A has to offer, so that style wasn't new to us."
But C-H never got going offensively against a young Beaver team that used only seven players, including two sophomores and two freshmen. The Bucs had too many turnovers, too many missed free throws (3-for-11) and too many missed shots from inside of six feet.
"We had a lot of empty possessions," Sansom said. "(Beaver's) physicality kept us out of our rhythm on offense. We're better when we run the court and push the ball. When we're in a half-court game, we're not the greatest."
For much of the game, C-H seemed content to play the half-court style and rely on the drives by Foster to generate offense. Despite all the turnovers, C-H managed to lead 17-15 at halftime and 21-17 early in the third quarter.
The Bucs then went six minutes without a field goal and fell behind 27-22 after three quarters.
"We work hard on defense," Beaver coach Greg Huston said. "We work at least a half hour each day on defense. It's something we take pride in. Though we have a young team, the kids have bought into the defense-first philosophy. They're more concerned about winning games than their offensive statistics."
Beaver led 32-26 with four minutes left in regulation when C-H tried to force a faster pace, slapping a full-court press on the Bobcats. It worked. Foster stole a pass and made a layup. Ashley Balzer sank a three-pointer, and Kristin Scott stole an inbounds pass and made a short baseline jump shot that pulled the Bucs to within 35-34.
A free throw by Eleanor Neeley gave Beaver a 38-36 lead with 12 seconds left, but Foster worked her way inside the Beaver defense, grabbed her own missed shot and put it in with three seconds remaining, forcing overtime.
C-H took its first lead since the third quarter at 40-39 on a fast-break layup by Amanda Balzer, but Beaver slowed the Bucs the rest of the way. Beaver took a 41-40 lead in the final minute on a free throw by Ashley Kondracki, and the key turnover and technical foul on C-H followed.
Beaver pushed the lead to 45-40 before Amanda Balzer banked in a three-pointer at the buzzer.
"That's a tough way to lose," Sansom said.
Lexi Posset, despite a box-and-one defense against her, led Beaver with 17 points. Eleanor Neeley had 11. The Bobcats made only 13 field goals, missed 13 free throws and committed 21 turnovers.
"The third quarter was the key for us," Huston said. "When you can win the third quarter, it makes the fourth quarter easier, though we tried to make it difficult."
C-H, which had three players foul out during overtime, received 12 points each from Foster and Ashley Balzer.
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