Why revenue drives decisions in college sports
Gus Schrader argues revenue focus reshapes college athletics with Iowa State dropping two men’s sports. He notes Title IX stakes and comparisons across Big Twelve, citing football and basketball revenues, non revenue sports cuts, and media dynamics.
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The Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Recycling
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support sustainable farming. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street or at nearby local recycling centers.
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Outlook brightens for teen and summer workers in retail
In Arlington, Norvelle Dickerson seeks a summer job with quality over attire as youth labor trends show strong openings in retail and service sectors. The economy adds 41 000 restaurant and bar positions while youth unemployment sits at 4.5 percent, with teens earning about 5 57 per hour in 1998 figures.
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New cancer drugs show little punch in early testing
In San Francisco a wave of angiogenesis drugs including endostatin and angiostatin showed only limited benefit in early trials with terminal cancer patients. While no dramatic tumor responses appeared, researchers noted possible occasional slowing of growth. The data from Folkman's lab were presented at a major oncology meeting.
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Public worries over rapid population growth persist
Pew poll finds Americans uneasy about fast population growth and changing demographics. Half see it as negative, with older whites less comfortable, while Hispanics rise as a major minority. A majority view segregation as harmful and see immigrants adapting to the American way.
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ISU Patrol Trooper Keeney Remains Hospitalized
A corrected Sunday edition notes Trooper Cory Keeney remains hospitalized with injuries after a car collision last week near Anamosa. The Gazette states it will publish corrections for inaccuracies in reports and headlines.
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