Sunday, April 15, 2012
Saturday, April 14, 2012
The Economics of Scandal: A $55,735 Hiring Cost Arkansas Football Coach Bobby Petrino $18 million - Forbes - Allen St. John - Petrino’s hiring of Dorrell wasn’t just sleazy, it was almost certainly illegal–remember that University of Arkansas is a state university and Dorrell was getting paid with state funds–and in direct violation of any number of university personnel and conflict of interest policies.
Come Back, Sarah Palin! - NYTimes.com - Maureen Dowd - Two of the most hallucinatory moments in “S.N.L.” history came in 2008, when Tina Fey’s Sarah Palin and the real Palin sashayed past each other, and when John McCain roguishly appeared in a skit with Fey’s Palin going rogue. “Sarah Palin was a once-in-a-lifetime situation,” Meyers marveled. “She was incredibly magnetic and came with a built-in catchphrase.” She, like Joe Biden, inspires what Meyers calls “wet comedy” (as opposed to dry), and they both have what Downey calls “handles,” quirks of speech and personality that both writers and performers can latch onto.
Is McGee interested in Arkansas? - Yardbarker- UAB Blazers head football coach — and former Arkansas offensive coordinator Garrick McGee — isn’t closing the door on going back to Arkansas to replace Bobby Petrino as head coach. He’s one of the top prospects to take the job following Petrino’s sex scandal that rocked the university. McGee left Arkansas to take his first head coaching job at UAB last December.
New owner, new name for the Hornets? - Yardbarker - Now that Tom Benson owns his second New Orleans based team (the Saints and Hornets) he intends to change the Hornets name to something more relevant to the city of New Orleans.
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