CaliTiger83

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What does "affordable housing" actually mean?


You know what it means. We all do.

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It is a broad term that covers different levels of income compared to the area median income and doesn't default to Section 8 housing as many assume. For instance, in San Francisco a household of 4 making roughly $105,000 annually would qualify for housing assistance. I know, that area median income is very different in NOLA, but the assistance for housing is meant to be flexible based on income relative to area and not just Section 8.

Problem is the government that controls the assistance programs and how they implement them.

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Sankey…deputy dog

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More like Barney Fife.

Other people play one more SEC Games already by week 5....except Bama!

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Will it be on YouTube tv? I signed up solely for football season but I don’t remember if I got the sports package.

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SEC Network is part of YouTube TV package. Check the channels out via the link that was provided.

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he won't be going to USCe, nobody likes LA anyways.

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You do realize that USCe is in South Carolina and not California, right?

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Sorry. Cassidy is the one I’m thinking of. My goof.

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No problem. Thanks for correcting as I wasn't seeing anything in the media..LOL.

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Republicans are hot and heavy trying to replace Kennedy,

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How so? Curious as to what is pointing to this.

"U.S. News & World Report Ranking Algorithm

The U.S. News & World Report (USNWR) employs a specific algorithm to rank universities based on various measures of academic quality. The algorithm incorporates multiple factors, each weighted differently to contribute to the overall score of an institution.

Key Measures and Their Weights
Measure Weight (%)
Graduation and Retention Rates 35
Undergraduate Academic Reputation 20
Faculty Resources 20
Student Selectivity 10
Financial Resources 10
Alumni Giving Rate 5

Explanation of Measures
Graduation and Retention Rates (35%): This measure assesses the percentage of students who complete their degree programs and the rate at which students return for their second year.

Undergraduate Academic Reputation (20%): This is based on surveys of academic peers, where university administrators rate the academic quality of other institutions.

Faculty Resources (20%): This includes metrics such as faculty salaries, the ratio of full-time faculty to students, and the number of faculty with advanced degrees.

Student Selectivity (10%): This factor considers the admissions process, including standardized test scores and high school GPA of admitted students.
Financial Resources (10%): This measures the financial support available per student, which can impact the quality of education.

Alumni Giving Rate (5%): This reflects the percentage of alumni who donate to the institution, indicating alumni satisfaction and engagement.

These measures are designed to provide a comprehensive view of a university's performance and quality, although the methodology has faced criticism for its reliance on subjective factors like reputation."

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Game is eventually going to be vacated anyway

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For Ole Miss playing an ineligible player?

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I think Sankey et al are going to have their hands full with the lawsuits from the players to be worried about us.

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Aren't there just two players in question and aren't the part of the same lawsuit? If so, what other lawsuits and by whom would be filed against the SEC?