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Mike Argento, a York native and graduate of York Suburban Area High School and Penn State, first came to the York Daily Record in 1983. He even had gray hair back then. After stints covering everything from cops to city hall to state government to the environment, he began writing a column for the paper, three times a week, in 1989. His column can be about anything and so is his blog, which encompasses life in York County and beyond. And, for the record, as he told his wife the other night, he wishes people would stop asking him, 'What's wrong with you?' He really doesn't know.
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Monthly Archives: June 2010
The new math
OK, let’s check in on the college sports world. Last we checked, the Big 12 will have 10 members. The Big 10 will have 12 members. And the Pac 10 will have 11. Math is hard.
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Sounds like a pretty good flick
From the New York Times: “LOS ANGELES — When Andrew van den Houten got a letter two weeks ago rejecting his request for Michigan public money to help finance his latest horror movie, ‘The Woman,’ it came with an admonition … Continue reading
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A “nigthmare”
It’s all about the money. From the New York Times: “Internal BP documents, including an e-mail message calling the well drilled by the Deepwater Horizon a ‘nightmare,’ show a pattern of risky choices made to save time and money in … Continue reading
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An epic tie
England and the Unites States played to a draw in the teams’ much-anticipated opening round World Cup game Saturday. Everybody was happy. A draw was a good result for both teams. Weird. The losers? Bars in England. From Slate: “Prior … Continue reading
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Welcome Nebraska to the Big Ten
News is that Nebraska is poised to become the 12th member of the Big Ten. It’d be a good addition, at least for football. It’ll be nice if they can figure out a way to schedule Nebraska-Penn State on a … Continue reading
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Gotta love Philly!
Greatest sports fans in the world, even the little kids, who go to the game, quaff a few brews and boo Charlie Manuel. Pretty soon, this kid will be all grown up, getting tased while running on the field.
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What could possibly go wrong?
BP now says it’s going to burn the oil it is recovering from the leaking well. Didn’t they try this already? And it seems that instead of fouling the ocean, now they plan to spread the pain to the atmosphere. … Continue reading
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Glenn Beck’s a big fan of the Nazis?
Weird story here. Insane person Glenn Beck has endorsed the work of a Nazi. An excerpt: “Glenn Beck’s latest excursion to the farthest fringes of the old American right, which occurred on his radio show last Friday when he endorsed … Continue reading
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An answer to the question a lot of you have
Why hasn’t BP canned it’s CEO? Slate’s Dan Gross tackles it: “Of all the mysteries of the BP oil spill, perhaps the most baffling is: Why does BP CEO Tony Hayward still have a job? Hayward, who has been CEO … Continue reading
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