Always find it funny that we have to ask The Board of Shysters if we can spend our own money on our own improvements.
It's probably not a bad idea to get projects approved. Some athletic departments seem to start drowning in debt.
Always find it funny that we have to ask The Board of Shysters if we can spend our own money on our own improvements.
Also, rip out all of the seats and put in benches so we can squeeze 18k in there.
Rename it Hilton Field House and we'll win every game for the next 10 years.
How much does new magic cost?
Always find it funny that we have to ask The Board of Shysters if we can spend our own money on our own improvements.
Always find it funny that we have to ask The Board of Shysters if we can spend our own money on our own improvements.
You gotta find a hog and slaughter it at mid court.
Not saying you have to love them, but need to pump the breaks on the "our money" unless Iowa State became a private university when I wasn't paying attention. Private funds provided to the athletic department aside, we don't exist as an institution without the state of Iowa.
Then maybe the state should try kicking in more than 30% of expenses instead of continual budget cuts.
~40% of recent of college graduates work jobs not requiring their degrees
~30% of total college graduates (of all ages) work jobs not requiring their degrees
https://www.newyorkfed.org/research...llege-labor-market_underemployment_rates.html
When there is excess supply, you should produce less of a thing/raise its price.
Ah yes, these misleading stats again. Nevermind that 'not requiring their degrees' often are people who still gained additional opportunities due to having a degree, if not their specific degree major.
College education now is what high school education was once. And it will be needed more and more as time goes on
Hogs are dirty, gotta go with something that is worth more and a heavier sacrifice. Gotta do a horse or cattle.
What is misleading about them? The market is oversupplied. When supply is roughly double demand, you should back off production, not try to ramp it up.
If I want to roll the dice to get ahead, that is my business, but subsidizing opportunities for some at the expense of others is a waste of public funds.
Hard pass!!!!Also, rip out all of the seats and put in benches so we can squeeze 18k in there.
Rename it Hilton Field House and we'll win every game for the next 10 years.
Shouldn't be all that hard to find a hog in Iowa...You gotta find a hog and slaughter it at mid court.
Concessions definitely could use and upgrade. We're spoiled with all the new option at Jack Trice now but it's sad that all you basically have to choose from for a quick supper for a 6pm game is an over-priced hot dog, nachos, or walking taco as everything else offered is basically snack food. Like someone else said, just adding something like a chicken fingers basket couldn't be too hard to do. I'd even go for some pizza or pre-made hot or cold sandwich options too. Just something that is somewhat filling when you rushed to Ames straight from work and are hungry.
The 2 main entrances are long overdue for some improvements too. I seem to recall there was a long term plan many years ago that included the possibility of adding some suites and premium seating on the north side and am surprised that hasn't been brought back to the table by now. I don't think Hilton needs a major overhaul but sounds like this proposal is a step in the right direction to make some much needed updates and changes.
Assuming those stats do indicate excess supply, which isn’t necessarily true, it’s possible state funding cuts of public colleges has contributed to the oversupply. Schools looking to keep deficits static, let alone increase to modernize, may resort to economies of scale. Plus a lot of longterm infrastructure was built assuming better funding, and that only gets worse with decreasing student population. And yes, you can find fluffy papers claiming schools lose money on students.~40% of recent of college graduates work jobs not requiring their degrees
~30% of total college graduates (of all ages) work jobs not requiring their degrees
https://www.newyorkfed.org/research...llege-labor-market_underemployment_rates.html
When there is excess supply, you should produce less of a thing/raise its price.