... b.. University of Chicago Graduate School of Business c.. Duke d.. SP Jain Centre of Management e.. ESSEC f.. Digipen Institute of Technology g.. University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) h.. New York University Tisch School of the Arts Asia Leading International Universities in Collaboration with Singapore Universities a.. John Hopkins b.. Georgia Institute of Technology c.. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT...

...Army Slot Zerbin Singleton, Navy DEFENSE DL Justin Harrell, Tennessee DL Ray McDonald, Florida DL Lamar Mills, Kentucky LB H.B. Blades, Pittsburgh LB Dan Connor, Penn St. LB Donta Moore, Connecticut LB Thaddaeus Washington, Colorado DB Josh Barrett, Arizona St. DB Andray Downs, Rice DB Bryan Heinz, Northwestern DB Marcus Watts, Kansas St. SPECIAL TEAMS K Sergio Aguayo, UNLV P Daniel Sepulveda, Baylor

...100.25 101.79 103.84 102.92 9-4 .550 38. 4. Missouri 100.13 106.60 96.83 102.81 9-2 .556 39. 2. Dayton 99.92 100.19 100.61 102.72 10-2 .505 40. 2. UNLV 99.88 111.95 98.25 101.28 10-2 .397 41. 5. Stanford 99.82 99.42 96.35 101.15 7-2 .534 42. 5. West Virginia 99.76 103.54 82.27 101.66 9-2 .370...

...People go to Las V. because they want to break out alittle, "what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas." Please don't take this harshly, but I know something about this. I worked in Vegas for 5 years and got my degrees at UNLV. People hook up on a temporary basis, have some hot times, then never see each other again. It's a fast town, fast money (losing and winning), fast sex, fast fantasies that can't stand the light of day. So chasing this...

WDS <Bill@seurer.net> wrote: On Oct 11, 5:37 pm, "Rent This Space" <russki...@netscape.net> wrote: Vegas has no pro sports (unless you count UNLV). Would Vegas be as big if it started with a state established casino? I don't think so. Competition has fueled Vegas' growth. Good grief, would we even WANT a Vegas style city here? That place has HUGE problems, many of them caused by the casinos and the growth that...

On Oct 11, 5:37 pm, "Rent This Space" <russki...@netscape.net> wrote: Vegas has no pro sports (unless you count UNLV). Would Vegas be as big if it started with a state established casino? I don't think so. Competition has fueled Vegas' growth. Good grief, would we even WANT a Vegas style city here? That place has HUGE problems, many of them caused by the casinos and the growth that they foster.

... that slice the pie too thinly? If you look at all the money in Vegas and even at Mystic Lake, I suspect we have a ways to go before the market is saturated. Vegas has no pro sports (unless you count UNLV). Would Vegas be as big if it started with a state established casino? I don't think so. Competition has fueled Vegas' growth. But the important point in it all: while limiting the free choices of adults on ...

...'? Would that slice the pie too thinly? If you look at all the money in Vegas and even at Mystic Lake, I suspect we have a ways to go before the market is saturated. Vegas has no pro sports (unless you count UNLV). Would Vegas be as big if it started with a state established casino? I don't think so. Competition has fueled Vegas' growth. But the important point in it all: while limiting the free choices of adults on how to ...