Thursday, April 04, 2013
That the Shockers are good shouldn't be shocking | Mark Bradley | www.ajc.com - Wichita State also has a coach held in high regard in the industry. On a March Saturday in 2011, a man who is an athletic director at a smaller school stood in the Georgia Dome -- we were about to watch the semifinal round of the SEC tournament -- and discussed who Georgia Tech, which had fired Paul Hewitt that morning, should pursue. "There's no question that the best mid-major coach in the country is Gregg Marshall," the AD said. Tech made inquiries in Marshall's direction but was told he wasn't interested. - We see why now. (Marshall, for the record, has spurned other big-ticket schools, most notably North Carolina State that same year.)
Georgia town not alone in using gun law as 'deterrent' - USATODAY - Larry Copeland - . The city enacted the measure in response to a law passed in Morton Grove, Ill., that outlawed gun ownership. - "When the law was passed, it was common knowledge that it was not going to be enforceable," Davis says. "It was a symbolic gesture." - Still, the crime rate, not that high to begin with, plummeted after the law was enacted — by 89%, compared with a 10% drop statewide, according to published accounts.
Georgia town not alone in using gun law as 'deterrent' - USATODAY - Larry Copeland - The city enacted the measure in response to a law passed in Morton Grove, Ill., that outlawed gun ownership. - "When the law was passed, it was common knowledge that it was not going to be enforceable," Davis says. "It was a symbolic gesture." - Still, the crime rate, not that high to begin with, plummeted after the law was enacted — by 89%, compared with a 10% drop statewide, according to published accounts.
President Obama to return 5% of salary in solidarity with furloughed workers - NY Daily News - The President is giving up roughly $1,700 a month through the rest of the year in a gesture toward the thousands of federal workers going without pay due to budget cuts.
Wednesday, April 03, 2013
U.S. troops 'poised to respond' to North Korean threat as Kim Jong Un deploys ballistic missile to within striking range of Japan after he said a nuclear strike had been 'authorised' | Mail Online
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