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  • Auburn QB T.J. Finley, Who Recently Inked Historic NIL Deal, Arrested By Police

    08/05/2022 5:36:23 AM PDT · by Red Badger · 50 replies
    https://breaking911.com ^ | August 4, 2022 | By T. Grant Benson
    LEE COUNTY, Ala. – Auburn QB TJ Finley was arrested Thursday, according to the Auburn Police Department. Finley, 20, was booked into the Lee County jail on a charge of attempting to elude officers. He has since been released. WSFA Further details about the arrest remain unclear. The Auburn Athletics Department confirmed they “are aware of the situation” but declined to comment further. The news comes just two weeks after Finley became the first college football player to sign a name, image and likeness deal with Amazon. This is a breaking news update.
  • VCU volleyball coach James Finley says he was fired because he is gay; team finished 25-6

    11/30/2012 7:15:31 PM PST · by ConservativeStatement · 44 replies
    Associated Press, ^ | November 30, 2012
    RICHMOND, Va. — VCU women’s volleyball coach James Finley is fighting to get his job back after he says he was fired because he is gay. Finley, 52, has filed a complaint with VCU’s Office for Institutional Equity. University spokesperson Pamela D. Lepley said an investigation is being conducted and must be completed within 45 days.
  • WSJ: Senate Holdup -- Brownbacks' Hold on Finley as ambassador to OSCE

    06/08/2005 5:40:20 AM PDT · by OESY · 4 replies · 437+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | June 8, 2005 | Editorial
    This isn't the first time we've written about a Senate tradition called the "hold," by which an individual Senator can delay indefinitely a Presidential nomination. It's an abuse of the Constitution's advice-and-consent power, and the Senate would be better off without it. This being a Republican administration, most of the current abusers are Democrats, who have announced holds on the head of the Food and Drug Administration, the Deputy Secretary of Interior, a Treasury Undersecretary and an Assistant Secretary of Defense, among other nominees. But sometimes Republicans get in on the bad behavior, and Kansas Senator Sam Brownback is now...
  • If he can't carry a gun, who can?

    02/15/2005 12:34:25 PM PST · by Rakkasan1 · 20 replies · 1,316+ views
    pioneer press ^ | 2-15-05 | mark yost
    If the Minnesota Court of Appeals is having trouble deciding the fate of the Minnesota Personal Protection Act, they should consider the story of Matthew Dirks. The 23-year-old East Side native served 15 months with the Army in Iraq at Baghdad International Airport and Camp Dogwood. Last week, St. Paul Police Chief John Harrington denied him a carry permit. Dirks' primary job in Iraq was repairing the weapons systems on Bradley Fighting Vehicles. He also stood guard with the M249 light machine gun and .50-caliber heavy machine gun. He has fired the TOW anti-tank missile, the 25 mm cannon on...
  • Angry, resigned and motivated -- artists reflect on next four years

    11/10/2004 10:26:13 AM PST · by nickcarraway · 48 replies · 1,966+ views
    San Francisco Chronicle ^ | Tuesday, November 9, 2004
    Second of two parts. What is the artist's role in society? Artists have been debating the question throughout history. The former U.S. poet laureate said he thought about the election results all day -- "when I could think." "The question of how the rest of us should behave seems pressing," he said. "Erosion of civil liberties? The courts? Further and deeper predations on the environment? It's hard to see how the Endangered Species Act will survive, except perhaps in name. An interesting indicator of the intentions of that Bush clique will be to see whether they punish Republican dissenters like...
  • Victor Davis Hanson: The Ancient Greeks – Were they like us at all?

    05/04/2004 8:33:07 PM PDT · by quidnunc · 36 replies · 3,090+ views
    The New Criterion ^ | May 2004 | Victor Davis Hanson
    The classical Greeks were really nothing like us — at least that now seems the prevailing dogma of classical scholars of the last half-century. Perhaps due to the rise of cultural anthropology or, more recently, to a variety of postmodern schools of social construction, it is now often accepted that the lives of Socrates, Euripides, and Pericles were not similar to our own, but so far different as to be almost unfathomable. Shelley’s truism that “We are all Greeks” has now become, as we say, “inoperative.” M. I. Finley, the great historian of the ancient economy, spent a lifetime to...