| Prep Football: North Lincoln 21, Salisbury 14
Ford reached the end zone on a 4-yard pass from Ali with 1:24 left, and Martin Hosch-Cathcart recovered a perfectly executed onside kick from Salisbury's Frankie Cardelle. The third-seeded Hornets (9-4) possessed all three of their timeouts as they started their final drive at North Lincoln's 47-yard line, but cornerback Chad Arndt intercepted a second-down pass at the 19. "It gave us a lot of momentum every time we scored," Ford said. "We've been down in some situations, and we felt like we could come back." Salisbury moved to North Lincoln's 2 on the first possession of the third quarter thanks to a 21-yard, fourth-down reception by Josh Hunter, but a pass to Hunter on fourth-and-goal from the 12 gained only 5 yards. Ford's 20-yard touchdown run on a fourth-and-4 play helped trim North Lincoln's lead to 14-7 with 9:41 left in the game.
The new mandate: First, find them a home
We're sending a message that poverty, serious trauma, domestic violence, childhood developmental delays, and addiction can all be fixed with an apartment," said Gloria Guard, president of the People's Emergency Center in West Philadelphia, which has an annual budget of $6 million. Deborah Harmon's life unraveled in 1995, after she tried to burn down her home in Philadelphia and lost her job as an executive secretary. In and out of shelters, she lived on the streets, sleeping on park benches and in subway stations, often drunk or high. She was hospitalized at least 10 times for depression and schizophrenia. In 2006, after six months in jail for panhandling, Harmon was released to a shelter. That was when Horizon House offered her an apartment.
Local Searchers Hunt for Ideas, Not Categories
In recent weeks, bloggers and others have discussed how consumers are adopting a new way to use local search engines, Internet Yellow Pages (IYPs), and local directories. Actually, it's not so much how consumers use local search products but how their search queries are adapting to the changing landscape brought about by technology. One such interesting blog post by Jennifer Osborne discusses how millennials, the generation born from roughly 1980 to 1995, no longer think in terms of categories like previous generations. This is no small observation, considering there are about as many millennials as baby boomers. Marketers who don't understand millennials may be turning off a large segment of their audience. Millennials Use Local Search Differently As Osborne notes, the generations preceding millennials were conditioned by yellow page directories and similar printed directories.
Name-Calling and a Canceled Lecture
But canceling a professional speech because of a personal letter would be a crass offense to freedom of speech. We can’t air that dirty laundry. So the Department clammed up, leaving Dershowitz to fill the air with speculation about looming threats to his safety. But of course that explanation is preposterous. Dr. Trivers did not show up at the Student Union with a shotgun. He was invited to deliver a professional speech, the kind of courtesy extended thousands of times each year with no acts of violence (other than occasionally to a speaker’s credibility) recorded. If there were any concerns, they could have been settled with a phone call. Regardless of what we think of Dr. Trivers, the person who should be pressed for an explanation is the department chair who rescinded his invitation.
North Carolina Beats Wake Forest
Most notably, point guard Ty Lawson, who has been out since spraining his left ankle Feb. 3 early in an overtime win at Florida State. Also, forward Deon Thompson (left knee) and swingman Marcus Ginyard (left big toe, right ankle) are playing through nagging injuries. In other Top 25 games Sunday, it was No. 9 Stanford 79, California 69; No. 10 Xavier 57, Dayton 51; No. 11 Wisconsin 58, Ohio State 53; No. 18 Louisville 75, Pittsburgh 73; and No. 21 Notre Dame 94, Syracuse 87. Tar Heels coach Roy Williams said he doesn't know whether Lawson will play against BC. Thompson was limited to 14 ineffective minutes against the Demon Deacons (16-9, 6-6). At least North Carolina had Hansbrough, who went 9-for-13 from the field and 11-for-14 from the line.
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