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McNeese makes the Dance
It's basically the same as ours: 24-25: none 23-24: St John's, LSU, Mississippi State 22-23: none 21-22: Kansas, Miami 20-21: Arkansas, Mississippi State, West Virginia 19-20: Arkansas, Oklahoma They played 12 high majors in that span. We played 10. Two of their high major games were Oregon State who is no longer a high-major so I did not count them as one for us. We also played St Mary's who's consistently been a top 25 team for years. -
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man...the USA Today? what will business travelers staying at a Holiday Inn think of us over their continental breakfast and burned coffee??- 1
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UNT enrollment declining
I'm sure the Master's programs that UNT is seeing enrollment drops in are the university's top profit center. Their student population probably uses the least amount of on-campus resources during the program compared to undergrads and PhDs, and they're probably overpaying or seeing less student aid usage to be in the programs. The flip side of the coin is that it's entirely possible that people are starting to realize that employers don't really care about Master's level paper as much as they did 20+ years ago. As the state of the world is going this week, if there is a prolonged economic downturn and a depressed hiring market for undergrads, most universities generally see an uptick in kids graduating and keeping on with it into a Master's program. I would advise undergrads that they're lighting money on fire, but if you can't find a job or start paying on loans, it can seem like a real option to keep learning. Will it result in a higher level of pay once they first time enter the workforce? Probably not, especially in today's world of AI threatening lower entry-level jobs, and H-1Bs threatening the rest. But the average Gen X parents will still push University degrees as a solution to all their unemployed kids' problems, just like the Boomer parents did before them.- 1
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Speakeasy Scrappy Hour
Great bar environment and even better seafood restaurant next door. If you want a killer Italian Meat sandwich, arrive early enough to get one from Enzo's next door. Points if you sneak it into the Wilfred. 😅 Kudos to getting them to change the door pincode. I think it had been set to the year of Woodstock since the Wilfred opened.
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