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Who wants to mess with a grandmother in that sort of way, anyways?

^^The whole shebang (from Hilliard Cemetary to Riverside Dr) only took 10 years. And it is supposed to continue east to Sawmill Rd.

^You mean these people have never visited Ashley?!

Would they be able to put up a sign on the four story building on the right of them, to tell passing motorists on I-75 (SB at least) of their existance?

Or you for all the snobish urbanites who proclam themselves to be better than the rest of society?

^Was it last year or two years ago that the Indians had a similar comeback against the Mariners?

They explain the reasoning behind the term "modern roundabout" in the article. Ask KJP. He's the journalist around here.

Louisville?

The reason we see X instead of photos is that their website doesn't like hot linking to their photos. :| So if you want to see photos of Butte, go to to http://www.bigskyfishing.com/Montana-Info/butte-pictures.shtm Or copy the photos from their website to your computer and then post them here as attachments (and await a PM from Grasscat saying that you're using too much of UrbanOhio's bandwidth. :-D)

The Mets opponent would be the wild card, unless the Wild Card team came from the NL East (i.e. the Phillies).

^^ 13 months later, you can read the Dispatch online for free now. :clap:

Burton's roundabout (around the city square) has been around for forever and a day.

Speaking of said list, I'm surprised LSU dropped out of the top 10 completely.

Looks a little to large for my tastes (the festival, not the image).

Milwaukee?

I almost forgot... You could go to Ohio State and have urban->University->Cow pasture -> oldtimey suburbia.

Everyone loves a winner

Anyone have a script for Spike Lee's film on Katrina/New Orleans instead?

Gee, I don't know. Why shouldn't every university have English, Math, science, and art programs. You honestly believe that every teacher/professor from every school uses the same books, notes, ideas, and methods when they teach?

i also agree that we've got some very decent public school programs in this state. Out of state, many people think that Miami is a private school. Also, OSU is very well-respected. We're a little too hard on ourselves in Ohio. We're not the best, but I think our state public university systerm definitely above average for the US. That said, I do think that we overbuilt. Call me biased, but Kent St. and Cleveland St. should be one mega-university in downtown Cleveland. Just understand that Cleveland St. & Kent St. have separate histories. James Rhodes got Cleveland St (& Wright St) spun off from the OSU collection back in the 60s (Read any OSU department history from their centennial collection, circa 1970). Kent St. started on its own long before that.

Just because you're 'public school from birth' doesn't make them god's gift to education. That's because we have catholic schools for those who want god's gift to education.

Looks like a trucker extordinaire in that photo. :laugh:

Think of it as non students/alums trying to get tickets for LSU (or OSU) football. Not very easy.

Wouldn't you have more fun at OU, the 2nd biggest party school in the nation? ;) I don't debate that you can get a good education at an Ohio school, but I just am always surprised that we don't have higher ranking universities. It seems if you really want a top-notch education you have to go out of state (unless it's a specific program that draws a lot of out-of-staters like Scripps at OU or Case's engineering program). If you want to be a geographer go to OSU, unless you want to do cultural studies then you either go to Bowling Green or Akron. Not Hawaii, that's for certain.

Lets' go Fightin' Phils! :-D