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Yep, apparently she's looking to send that tape to either Fox News or MSNBC.
She showed no respect to her subject. Embarrassing. Thanks again, TV news.
I was a student of Dean Urdahl. Sadly, I don't remember much from his class. I hope his books are more memorable.
"This story is nearly all speculation."
Huh? It's definitely not between the eyes, but it's a wing shot. The main premise of the story appears to be that the wrestling program has become very involved in real estate in the University area. The paper raises the question of whether any of this violated NCAA rules. Maturi says it needs more investigation. Other collegiate athletics officials say it requires a looking-into. They even got a student to admit real estate was discussed during...
Good read. Thanks, Catherine.
Thanks, David, for the memories. Enjoyed the story.
I vote for Mike Rand, a younger guy who may be able to pull in some younger readers (if he'd even want to do it); and Nick Coleman.
Being a columnist is not easy work, and Nick is seasoned, well-respected and well-sourced. I don't understand why not him....
Thanks for the story, G.R. Well done. Minnpost.com, in general, has done just as good of a job covering the Minnesota scene as the Strib and PiPress -- and with far fewer resources. Bravo.
Wow. Democrat or Republican, this Michelle Bachmann is troubling.
David -- Whose poll do you believe more accurately reflects the electorate this year? Here in VA, I'm a bit out of touch with the race, but it seems that the major parties have clear weaknesses this time around -- Coleman as a GOP guy in a blue state tired of Bush, and Franken as a political newcomer with questionable credentials. Reminds me of the Ventura victory. But I don't know if Barkley's got the charisma and money to generate enough support to make a legit run at a third-party victory...
If necessary, the 1-game playoff between the Twins and White Sox would be in Chicago, correct? Why is that?
[Staffer David Brauer here: the Twins lost a coin flip to the Sox over this.]