Northwestern is in Evanston, which is a very nice close suburb of Chicago. Probably a lot of really nice Victorian mansions to choose from.
Yeah I lived in the northbrook area for a bit, evanston is so much closer to the city and has direct public transportation if you want that those other northern burbs don't quite match. Insanely beautiful campus.If someone likes posh suburban life, Evanston up through through Highland Park and especially Glencoe is probably a top paradise on Earth. Oddly the southern area of Evanston near Rogers Park and Rogers Park itself has a few little rough patches, I had quite a story one night stranded on a commute in snow storm.
Agree, beautiful campus and a pretty easy purple line ride south to the city.Yeah I lived in the northbrook area for a bit, evanston is so much closer to the city and has direct public transportation if you want that those other northern burbs don't quite match. Insanely beautiful campus.
Meanwhile, I got my season tickets and parking passes uploaded to my wallet this morning. I still miss getting the big envelope in the mailbox and passing out everyone’s tickets at the tailgate, but it’s the new normal.
Looks like that place is around $1.57 mill.I forgot, university presidents live on campus for free.
Consider me relatively unimpressed:
Consider me relatively unimpressed:
Iowa State planning $731K in work on presidential residence
The proposal is an extension of a $205,000 improvement project for The Knoll that the regents approved in October 2013.www.desmoinesregister.com
If they want to. Marty J only did during VEISHEA or other campus events.I forgot, university presidents live on campus for free.
ISU's definitely looks more expansive and modern. Land value in Ames a bit more reasonable than Evanston.Consider me relatively unimpressed:
Iowa State planning $731K in work on presidential residence
The proposal is an extension of a $205,000 improvement project for The Knoll that the regents approved in October 2013.www.desmoinesregister.com
Maybe they will discover some rare earth minerals and materials to make lithium batteries for the next 200 years. Utah is the next Texas. Sign em up before their heads get too big!!Salt Lake drying up is exposing arsenic and other problematic compounds that can then be carried by wind.
I'd guess when it was built the ISU land was worth tens of dollars.ISU's definitely looks more expansive and modern. Land value in Ames a bit more reasonable than Evanston.
Yormark needs to ask TJ to recruit for him.Slow day today, obviously Yormark is out of gas.
First, I wouldn't assume the Pac-12 is going to survive. That's the most likely short-term outcome, in our opinion, but it's not a lock.
We view survival as a 4.5-point favorite over extinction. That's anything but an overwhelming favorite.
If the conference holds together, there's a reasonable chance it expands to 12 teams. Why? Because of inventory demands.
All you have to do is look at the TV ratings for college football last season to see where everybody stands.In addition to ignoring the variables of network, time slot, and competing games, these people -- by simply throwing out games involving departing schools -- have also arbitrarily decided that 100% of the viewers of ISU-OU (for example) are tuning in just to see OU.
Isn't there a plan in the works to try to pump water in from the Pacific? But they are trying to decide how it will impact the environment etc.The Great Salt Lake is drying up.
WVU and KU had ZERO competition for that time slot. That's why 2020 is worthless data. Do you think they would get great numbers against SEC and B1G games in that time slot against other networks?COVID year actually had a decent example to test that with.
Due to the awkward COVID schedule and all eight of the other Big 12 schools being off that week the 2020 WVU-KU game got just under 1.5 million viewers on FOX. It isn't sniffing that on FS1.