You’re reading my posts way too technically. I have no clue if it is technically a FOIA violation. But as someone who was around the General Assembly when the bill was passed, I have a problem when a governmental agency gives information to those who pay for it ahead of making it available to...
Durell Robinson can ball. As much as I wanted Cam to have more carries in 24 as a Fairfield County kid with more time in the program, Durell Robinson was at least as good as him as a runner that year.
Agree with all of that. As I keep saying, this is not really a football point. It’s a government point that has happened to come up in a football context.
Nah. I’ll wait or look it up. But I think I’m allowed to be bothered by a state entity in effect selling early access to public information. It is not a good precedent, and while it’s fine if this one doesn’t bother you we could easily hypothesize situations where it would.
That is correct. But they are presumably not “withholding” it. They are telling some folks and not everyone. That is not a how state with strict FOIA laws is supposed to operate.
Subscribing to Storrs Central is a good thing. BUT UConn is a PUBLIC entity. As a general matter, having nothing to do with UConn sports, it’s not a good thing that the state wants to withhold information even for a short time from the entire public and charge people for early access to it...
It feels silly to say this given the snow on the ground, the cold and the forecast. But I can say with certainty that THE FIRST OFFICIAL SIGN OF SPRING IS HERE!!!!
I saw the second half of the Purdue game and was wondering if my mind was shot because I had no memory of him from the game at MSG. I guess that explained it.
I don’t understand that. Should athletes not have to pay to support the drama program? Students who never get sick not have to pay for the campus infirmary? If a school thinks it’s great to have non-revenue sports to attract and benefit some students, why is that a problem?
Your dating history had to be as pitiful as mine if you'd date with someone you disliked enough, or was scared enough of, to jump out a second story window to escape her.
LOL. It wasn’t that you were stranded for 3 days in winter of ‘78. It’s that there was nowhere to go. Basically the entire state was simply closed.
I was a freshman at Trinity. I have two strong recollections. One was of people pulling sleds for repeat trips to the package stores the first...
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