The LA Times and SF Chronicle’s coverage of this event has been an absurd distortion of what really happened, which was thousands of ordinary people peacefully marching against racism. The minor scuffles that broke out towards the end were a non event, but are being portrayed as the main event. Berkeleyside.com has…

Homerun, without question. I’m no physicist, and I concede it takes more skill and training to hit a homerun, but when we consider this question across the entire population of the earth it becomes a physics problem: each outcome requires a large amount of energy to be transferred into an object. In absolute terms,…

It’s a routine practice and most of the top athletic programs do acquire insurance for their top players. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/09/sports/ncaafootball/insurance-doesnt-eliminate-risk-for-top-college-athletes-who-forgo-draft.html?_r=0

I thought this was going to be one of those very short debates.

Yeah but was it worth it?