Sacramento News and Review: Joshua Wood is the smiling assassin
"I can only marvel at Josh’s talent for distracting people from the real issue,” chuckled Craig Powell, president of Eye on Sacramento, a political watchdog group pushing for an arena vote. “I guess you could call that a backhanded compliment.”
FWIW, the Segundo Dining Commons is open to the public, near the stadium and all you can eat for $15 (adult). The quality is supposedly very good with many food options.
Welcome. We're an ag school, too, one of the largest land holdings for colleges, and if you like California wines, we excel there as well. For any visiting RI fans, if you have time, visit the central campus (foot or bike only) area - the Quad. The Coffee House (CoHo) offers affordable food. And walk downtown, a classic college town.
It seems like more of an improper management issue. It should be straightforward.
- hire people w the needed, basic skills (audio)
- train if they don't (long lazy summers)
- cross train staff
- test before going live
These audio issues are also reoccurring in our brand new stadium, we've had halftime ceremonies w garbled sound. All the more irritating as we boast about being a top-notch institution, elite, etc.
My brother moved to the upper Midwest and I get pictures of snow, ice, northern lights and last years record ice storm. His grandchildren still go to school and work in these conditions.
From the little I saw the QB has an arm. I hope we start strong, and keep TOs minimal. Hopefully the rest and home cooking prepares us for the stretch run.