The next great Pope will reverse the dogma of Papal infallibility and reunite the Catholic and Orthodox churches. Until that happens, we will not know the next great Pope.
What they need is to improve their academic reputation and the decrease in enrollment is the first sign that they are trying to do that. Stop open enrollment and increase the requirements for admission. If the academic reputation is improved, enrollment will then follow and in the end all of Youngstown will benefit.
1. This guy needs to be put away for a long time and he needs to pay financially for being so greedy, ignoring the law and instructing workers to break the law. This is like a movie from 1970. 2. Fracking is obvously a very dirty way to obtain energy. While YTown sits on top of a 150 year supply of natural gas, the real "industry" should be in research to get that energy out of the ground in a more environmentally friendly manner.
The disussion about the new enrollment policy doesn't make sense. YSU had an open enrollment policy, so those with higher test scores would get in anyway. Is the writer trying to say that they have finially stopped their open enrollment policy so some students with lower scores were not admitted? If that is a reason for the decline in students, it's a good reason.
I think it's a great facility for the community, but let's be realistic. If the city built a building for me and allowed me to operate a business out of it tax-free, I could be "profitable" too. Also, if you take out the two sold events, the average attendance on the 20 remaining events is less than 1,700. They should try to bring in more events for the summer...people would probably be glad to get out of the heat!
Sounds like an opportunity to me. Yes, many municipalities are treating and reusing wastewater these days, primarily for irrigation where, unlike regular water, it has no restrictions on it's use.
Only real way to tell is to start the monitoring process now. That will enable you to have a baseline when the wells are in place. In any case, it can't possibly be worse that what I used to inhale growing up in Youngstown in the 1960's. I hope it's not always going to be a choice between jobs and health in Youngstown.
Bishop Murry cites ‘firsts’ of new pontiff
The next great Pope will reverse the dogma of Papal infallibility and reunite the Catholic and Orthodox churches. Until that happens, we will not know the next great Pope.
March 14, 2013 at 12:22 p.m. permalink suggest removal
YSU athletic fields move closer to completion
What they need is to improve their academic reputation and the decrease in enrollment is the first sign that they are trying to do that. Stop open enrollment and increase the requirements for admission. If the academic reputation is improved, enrollment will then follow and in the end all of Youngstown will benefit.
March 2, 2013 at 10:29 a.m. permalink suggest removal
D&L owner charged, workers claim ordered to lie
1. This guy needs to be put away for a long time and he needs to pay financially for being so greedy, ignoring the law and instructing workers to break the law. This is like a movie from 1970.
2. Fracking is obvously a very dirty way to obtain energy. While YTown sits on top of a 150 year supply of natural gas, the real "industry" should be in research to get that energy out of the ground in a more environmentally friendly manner.
February 15, 2013 at 1:09 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Authorities warn Howland residents to be on guard after murderer moves in
I'm not convinced that someone who did not give their murder victims a second chance deserves one themselves.
January 14, 2013 at 12:47 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Youngstown Thermal warms up to wood for cost savings and cleaner production
How ironic is this...Youngstown sits on a 150 year supply of natural gas and they are using wood and coal to heat the downtown.
November 26, 2012 at 1:52 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Student rolls drop 5 percent at YSU from 2011
The disussion about the new enrollment policy doesn't make sense. YSU had an open enrollment policy, so those with higher test scores would get in anyway. Is the writer trying to say that they have finially stopped their open enrollment policy so some students with lower scores were not admitted? If that is a reason for the decline in students, it's a good reason.
September 7, 2012 at 1:21 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Covelli Centre surplus surges
I think it's a great facility for the community, but let's be realistic. If the city built a building for me and allowed me to operate a business out of it tax-free, I could be "profitable" too. Also, if you take out the two sold events, the average attendance on the 20 remaining events is less than 1,700. They should try to bring in more events for the summer...people would probably be glad to get out of the heat!
July 27, 2012 at 12:35 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Gimme Some Water...
Sounds like an opportunity to me. Yes, many municipalities are treating and reusing wastewater these days, primarily for irrigation where, unlike regular water, it has no restrictions on it's use.
May 3, 2012 at 12:04 p.m. permalink suggest removal
YSU offense ready for another high-scoring season, but overconfidence a concern
We know they have an offense. What they haven't had the past two years is a defense. So what are they doing about that?
April 13, 2012 at 12:47 p.m. permalink suggest removal
DRILLING IN SHALE REGIONS || How Safe Is The Air?
Only real way to tell is to start the monitoring process now. That will enable you to have a baseline when the wells are in place. In any case, it can't possibly be worse that what I used to inhale growing up in Youngstown in the 1960's. I hope it's not always going to be a choice between jobs and health in Youngstown.
April 6, 2012 at 12:50 p.m. permalink suggest removal