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Who should bear cost of University of Minnesota’s budget problems?
Opinion By Dylan Young October 6, 2026 4 min read In the University of Minnesota's announcement of $225 million in budget cuts over two years beginning in July 2027, President Rebecca Cunningham described the decision as an "institutional inflection point." The financial pressures facing the university are real, but who bears the greatest costs remains a choice.
Who should bear the cost of University of Minnesota’s budget problems? Original
In the University of Minnesota’s announcement of $225 million in budget cuts over two years beginning in July 2027, President Rebecca Cunningham described the decision as an “institutional inflection point.” The financial pressures facing the university are real, but who bears the greatest costs remains a choice.
Assessing the Response of Blanket Peatlands to Climate Change Using the DigiBog Model and Winter's Concept of the “Hydrologic Landscape”
1 Introduction Peatlands are globally-important ecosystems and carbon (C) stores. Through the Holocene, they have accumulated more than 600 Gt C (Dargie et al., 2017; Page et al., 2011; Yu et al., 2010) and have had a net cooling effect on climate (Frolking et al., 2006). The build up of peat in these wetlands is due to waterlogging, which prevents the rapid decay of organic matter (Page & Baird, 2016).
Priority research questions in global peatland science
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2 hours ago The storm swept into Tulsa County, Okla., around dinnertime on May 21, 2024, hammering people's houses with hail the size of golf balls. It was so loud that when a neighbor called Tim Willard, he couldn't make out what they were saying on the phone. Afterward, Willard walked outside his home to see …
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YoungCo Enterprises Expands with New Georgia Office: Strengthening Role as a Leading Bingo Pull Tabs Wholesaler
YoungCo Enterprises Expands with New Georgia Office: Strengthening Role as a Leading Bingo Pull Tabs Wholesaler YoungCo Enterprises Stays Front Runner for Bingo & Pull Tabs Supplies New Georgia Office Increases YoungCo Enterprises Nationwide Shipping of Whole Bingo Pull Tabs and Supplies Our new office isn’t just about expansion, it’s about delivering wholesale pull tabs more efficiently nationwide.”WINSTON, GA, UNITED STATES, October 20, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- YoungCo Enterprises, a...
Continuous recoil-driven lasing and cavity frequency pinning with laser-cooled atoms - Nature Physics
Abstract Laser-cooled gases of atoms interacting with the field of an optical cavity are a versatile tool for quantum sensing and the simulation of quantum systems. These systems can exhibit phenomena such as self-organization phase transitions, lasing mechanisms, squeezed states and protection of quantum coherence. However, investigations of these phenomena typically occur in a discontinuous manner due to the need to reload atomic ensembles.
Letter: Lunch lines are long, food subpar
I am an 8th grader at Garrison Middle school. Despite the fact that our cooks are lovely and hard working. Most students can agree that our current school lunch is subpar and even grotesque at times. We think that the new school lunches this change could impact the students satisfaction as well as overall excitement for learning and school in general.
Continuous Collective Strong Coupling of Strontium Atoms to a High Finesse Ring Cavity
We demonstrate continuous loading and strong collective coupling of atoms to a high finesse ring cavity. A series of spatially separated laser cooling stages delivers a continuous flux of into an intracavity magic wavelength lattice where the atoms are deterministically transported inside the ring cavity. We observe a continuous atom-cavity vacuum Rabi splitting, demonstrating the first steady-state strong collective coupling on a narrow linewidth atomic transition.
Bellamy, Crockett girls compete at state
Adversity provided a challenging course for the David Crockett cross country team in 2024, but Maggie Bellamy and the Pioneers reached the finish line with triumphant smiles. Bellamy finished 10th overall, helping the Crockett girls to a fourth-place finish in the Class A/AA state cross country meet on Thursday in Hendersonville. The disastrous flood and injuries made an obstacle course of the season. But all is relatively well that ends well.
Crockett boys, Elizabethton girls claim team titles at Fender's Farm Original
JONESBOROUGH — Cross country teams from across the region met Saturday morning to compete in the 11th Fender’s Farm Cross Country Carnival at the Fender’s Farm corn maze 5-kilometer course. David Crockett claimed the boys’ team title with a score of 62 points, while Elizabethton took home the overall crown on the girls’ side with 50 points. Greeneville placed second overall with 104 points and University High finished third with 105 points to round out the top three for the boys' titles.
West Ridge overcomes sluggish start to defeat Lakeway Christian Original
BLOUNTVILLE — West Ridge head coach Justin Hilton said there were lessons to be learned in Friday’s win against visiting Lakeway Christian Academy. The Wolves had to overcome a sluggish start, a game full of penalties and a couple of turnovers to escape with a 22-16 win at Evelyn Rafalowski Athletic Complex. “Sometimes you just have to find a way,” Hilton said. “We’ve got to understand that we have to prepare every week the same. It doesn’t matter who we are playing, we can’t come out flat.
Balanced attack leads Dobyns-Bennett over West Ridge Original
KINGSPORT — Dobyns-Bennett protected home court and completed the season sweep against West Ridge in a high-energy conference volleyball match Thursday night. The Lady Indians continued their winning ways this week with another Big East Conference (District 1-AAA) victory, defeating the Lady Wolves 3-1 (25-20, 16-25, 25-19, 25-16) at the Tribe Athletic Complex. With the win, Dobyns-Bennett coach Kayce Green is starting to see her team come together.
Jones, Salts driving Unicoi County's early offensive success
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Jones, Salts driving Unicoi County's early offensive success
Unicoi County’s offense has been firing on all cylinders to start the season. Quarterback Kolby Jones and running back Bransan Salts are key contributors to making this offense go, as they have found their stride to drive the team’s early success. While Jones has lived up to the hype coming into his junior season, Salts has reminded everyone of the high-caliber running back he is for the Blue Devils. “(Kolby and Bransan) are obviously very talented. That’s God-given.
Strong second half leads Science Hill over D-B in conference match
JOHNSON CITY — With its win over Dobyns-Bennett Tuesday, Science Hill entered the driver’s seat in the Big East Conference with sole possession of first place. The Lady Hilltoppers' soccer team kept their conference record unblemished, using a strong second-half performance to secure a 5-0 victory at Kermit Tipton Stadium. Dobyns-Bennett’s defense held firm in the first half, but Science Hill exploded for four goals in the final 40 minutes.
Lingerfelt's late TD lifts Sullivan East over Volunteer Original
BLUFF CITY — Sophomore quarterback Peyton Lingerfelt had a breakout game Friday with his passing, but his most important play came with his rushing ability. As the Patriots trailed the Volunteer Falcons 21-17 with roughly three minutes remaining, Lingerfelt rushed into the end zone from 8 yards out for the go-ahead score. Lingerfelt’s lone rushing touchdown of the night gave Sullivan East a 24-21 lead, which held after a defensive stop, securing their first win of the season.
West Ridge edges Daniel Boone for first conference win
GRAY — West Ridge’s volleyball team displayed a resilient effort Thursday evening, earning its first Big East Conference win against Daniel Boone. kAm%96 {25J (@=G6D H6C6 5@H? a\` :? E96 >2E49[ H:E9 E96:C 324<D 282:?DE E96 H2== :? E96 7@FCE9 D6E[ EC2:=:?8 `h\`c 367@C6 DE@C>:?8 324< @? 2 `b\e CF? E@ H:? D6E 7@FC[ af\ad[ 2?5 E:6 E96 82>6] #:5:?8 E92E >@>6?EF>[ (6DE #:586 5@>:?2E65 E96 7:7E9 D6E 7@C 2 `d\g G:4E@CJ]k^Am kAm(6DE #:586[ H9:49 2=D@ H@? E96 D64@?5 D6E[ =67E q@33J $?J56C vJ>?2D:F> H:E9 2 b\a H:?
West Ridge edges Daniel Boone for first conference win
GRAY — West Ridge’s volleyball team displayed a resilient effort Thursday evening, earning its first Big East Conference win against Daniel Boone. The Lady Wolves were down 2-1 in the match, with their backs against the wall in the fourth set, trailing 19-14 before storming back on a 13-6 run to win set four, 27-25, and tie the game. Riding that momentum, West Ridge dominated the fifth set for a 15-8 victory.
Boone, Crockett ready for conference clash in Musket Bowl showdown Original
Daniel Boone and David Crockett gear up for the 54th annual Musket Bowl this Friday. It is not only a chance for bragging rights in the county but an opportunity to open conference play on the right note. Once again, this classic rivalry comes much earlier in the season than these two teams are historically accustomed to. This year marks just the sixth time the two will meet in the early portion of the season, being the first Region 1-5A matchup for both squads.
Elizabethton's Abarientos finding early success in debut season
Elizabethton first-year head volleyball coach Greg Abarientos has the Lady Cyclones off and running to start the 2024 campaign. kAmp32C:6?E@D[ E96 af\J62C\@=5 4@249[ 92D t=:K236E9E@? DE2CE:?8 E96 J62C H:E9 2 d\b @G6C2== C64@C5 2?5 2? F?56762E65 b\_ >2C< :? E96 %9C66 #:G6CD r@?76C6?46 Ws:DEC:4E `\ppX] u@C 2 AC@8C2> E92E 92D 925 E9C66 5:776C6?E 4@2496D :? 2D >2?J J62CD[ p32C:6?E@D’ =6256CD9:A :D 2 H6=4@>6 492?86 — 6DA64:2==J H96? :E :?4=F56D 2 DF446DD7F= DE2CE]k^Am kAm“xE’D 366?
Elizabethton's Abarientos finding early success in debut season
Elizabethton first-year head volleyball coach Greg Abarientos has the Lady Cyclones off and running to start the 2024 campaign. Abarientos, the 27-year-old coach, has Elizabethton starting the year with a 5-3 overall record and an undefeated 3-0 mark in the Three Rivers Conference (District 1-AA). For a program that has had three different coaches in as many years, Abarientos’ leadership is a welcome change — especially when it includes a successful start. “It’s been a lot of fun.
Daniel Boone’s Josh Briggs aims to stay undefeated in Musket Bowl
Following the lead of senior Josh Briggs and the offensive line, Daniel Boone is determined to keep its winning streak alive in the 54th annual Musket Bowl. The Trailblazers hit the road to Jonesborough this Friday to face archrival David Crockett. While the start to the 2024 season hasn’t gone exactly as Boone planned, the Musket Bowl offers a prime opportunity to secure a marquee Region 1-5A victory and extend their winning streak over Crockett to four straight.
Hillman shines, Gate City smothers Richlands in shutout win
GATE CITY, Va. — There was no stopping running back Walker Hillman in Gate City’s season-opening win at Legion Field on Friday. Hillman rushed for 231 yards on 25 attempts and scored once in the Blue Devils' 20-0 shutout victory over the Richlands Blue Tornado. Behind a sturdy offensive line, the workhorse Hillman got going early and had the Blue Tornado chasing him all game long. “We were ready to make a statement and show people that we are still Gate City football,” Hillman said.
Science Hill outlasts D-B in conference volleyball match
KINGSPORT — Though Dobyns-Bennett made it tough, Science Hill escaped the Tribe Athletic Complex with a conference win Thursday. kAm%96 {25J w:==E@AA6CD 2?5 {25J x?5:2?D H6C6 6G6?=J >2E4965 :? 6249 D6E[ 3FE $4:6?46 w:== F=E:>2E6=J AC6G2:=65 :? D6ED @?6[ EH@ 2?5 7@FC E@ 56762E s@3J?D\q6??6EE b\` Wad\a`[ ad\a`[ ab\ad[ ad\`gX :?
Science Hill outlasts D-B in conference volleyball match
KINGSPORT — Though Dobyns-Bennett made it tough, Science Hill escaped the Tribe Athletic Complex with a conference win Thursday. The Lady Hilltoppers and Lady Indians were evenly matched in each set, but Science Hill ultimately prevailed in sets one, two and four to defeat Dobyns-Bennett 3-1 (25-21, 25-21, 23-25, 25-18) in the Big East Conference (District 1-AAA) matchup. “I thought we stayed composed,” Science Hill coach Laura Cook said. “I think that’s big.
UVA Wise football officially begins new era under Bass Original
WISE, Va. — The University of Virginia-Wise football program aims to turn the page as the Highland Cavaliers enter a new era under head coach Gary Bass. After spending the past seven seasons as the head coach at Quincy University (Division III), Bass now takes the reins as the fifth head coach for UVA-Wise. His task is to rebuild a team that went 2-9 last season and is ranked 11th in the South Atlantic Conference’s Preseason Coaches Poll.
Four in a row: Science Hill triumphs in Big East Conference golf title
KINGSPORT — Science Hill cruised to its fourth straight Big East Conference boys’ championship Wednesday at Warriors Path Golf Course. The Hilltoppers secured first place by 22 strokes, finishing with a team score of 281, as no one in the group shot above 80 in the conference match. West Ridge placed second with a score of 303, while Dobyns-Bennett took third with a 308. “That number, 281, that’s a great day on the golf course,” Science Hill coach Kevin Vannoy said. “That's a tribute to the guys.
Four in a row: Science Hill triumphs in Big East Conference golf title
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Science Hill shows team chemistry in rout of West Ridge Original
BLOUNTVILLE — Science Hill has opened District 1-AAA play in an impressive way and Tuesday’s dominant win at West Ridge added to the hot start. The Lady Hilltoppers routed the Lady Wolves 9-0 for the second time this season to move to 2-0 in district play. After scoring five goals in the first half, Science Hill showed no signs of complacency, adding four more in the second half. Addie Meek put a bow on the game in the 63rd minute with a goal for the mercy-rule victory.
West Ridge wins big over Volunteer in Frazier's return
BLOUNTVILLE — West Ridge quarterback Trey Frazier totaled four touchdowns and the Wolves’ defense forced four takeaways to keep their winning streak alive against Volunteer. West Ridge made it four consecutive wins against the Volunteer Falcons to open the high school football season. The Wolves used a tenacious defensive presence and a balanced offensive attack to defeat the Falcons 47-6 on Friday at Evelyn Rafalowski Athletic Complex.
Dobyns-Bennett takes down West Ridge to open up district play
BLOUNTVILLE — The Dobyns-Bennett Lady Indians settled in and found their groove on the volleyball court to open up District 1-AAA play with a win. The Lady Indians’ first victory of the season came in a road battle against the West Ridge Lady Wolves at Evelyn Rafalwoski Athletic Complex. After letting the first set slip away, Dobyns-Bennett won the next three to take down West Ridge 3-1 (20-25, 25-23, 25-19, 25-18).
West Ridge eyeing redemption in 2024 campaign
BLOUNTVILLE — West Ridge aims to bounce back in 2024 after last season’s campaign was derailed midway through. The Wolves started last year 4-1 before losing starting quarterback Trey Frazier in a Week 5 game against David Crockett. Frazier’s absence proved detrimental, as the Wolves finished the season 1-4, ending with an overall record of 5-5 and placing fourth in Region 1-6A. kAm(:E9 uC2K:6C 962=E9J 2?5 C625J 7@C 9:D D6?:@C J62C[ (6DE #:586 :D 6286C E@ AFE a_ab 369:?5 E96> 2?5 7@4FD @?
Sullivan East replacing record-breaking group in 2024 Original
BLUFF CITY — Sullivan East Patriots head coach J.C. Simmons is working with a revamped roster after losing a record-breaking senior class. The Patriots finished last season with a 6-5 record and earned a spot in the Class 4A playoffs for the first time since 2016. Now, Simmons faces the challenge of rebuilding a roster that lost 17 seniors who were instrumental in the team's success, both statistically and in the win column. “Every year is a new challenge,” Simmons said.
Unicoi County's sights set on region prize with deep talent
ERWIN — Unicoi County head coach Drew Rice and his team have their sights set on bringing a Region 1-3A football championship back to Erwin this season. The Blue Devils were one game shy of a region championship last year, finishing 7-4 overall and 4-1 in Region 1-3A. This year, they enter their 2024 campaign with 35 upperclassmen with plenty of experience. The combination of in-game exposure and the talent the Blue Devils boast gives Rice a promising recipe for success in his eighth season.
Providence Academy focused on growth in year two Original
JOHNSON CITY — Providence Academy is focused on growth entering the program’s second year of high school football. With a full season behind head coach Daniel Kilgore and his team, the Knights continue to build from the ground up. Many of the kids on the 31-man roster are entering their second year ever playing football, while a few are being introduced to the sport for the first time. However, Kilgore's focus is growth.
New-look Gate City aims to sustain recent success
GATE CITY, Va. — Gate City Blue Devils head coach Jeremy Houseright enters his sixth season with new challenges after losing a deep 2023 senior class. Coming off an 8-4 season and second-round exit in the VHSL playoffs, the Blue Devils face the task of filling key roles left by the players who helped guide that success. Houseright is focused on adapting the team's approach to fit the current roster in 2024. kAm“%9:D 8C@FA :D 5:776C6?E 7C@> H92E H6 92G6 925 :?
Vikings enter new season with youthful group Original
BRISTOL, Tenn. — Tennessee High lost quite a bit of experience on the gridiron, but head coach Josh Holt is excited about the young group he has. Some of the big names who graduated include Josh Bell, Josh Green, Carter Kessee and last year’s starting quarterback, Jimmy Phipps. Last year, the Vikings finished 7-4 overall, ending the regular season on a six-game win streak and making the Class 5A playoffs.
Rye Cove seeks to build on success under Collier Original
CLINCHPORT, Va. — After compiling a 19 wins with a couple of VHSL playoff appearances over the past two seasons, Rye Cove aims to sustain its winning culture in 2024. Just two years ago, the Rye Cove Eagles endured back-to-back winless seasons, including a daunting 16-game losing streak. Since Gary Collier became the head coach in 2022, those bleak times have become a distant memory. Already accomplishing so much in his first two years at the helm, Collier’s team is held to some high expectations.
New-look Gate City aims to sustain recent success
GATE CITY, Va. — Gate City Blue Devils head coach Jeremy Houseright enters his sixth season with new challenges after losing a deep 2023 senior class. Coming off an 8-4 season and second-round exit in the VHSL playoffs, the Blue Devils face the task of filling key roles left by the players who helped guide that success. Houseright is focused on adapting the team's approach to fit the current roster in 2024.
West Ridge eyeing redemption in 2024 campaign
BLOUNTVILLE — West Ridge aims to bounce back in 2024 after last season’s campaign was derailed midway through. The Wolves started last year 4-1 before losing starting quarterback Trey Frazier in a Week 5 game against David Crockett. Frazier’s absence proved detrimental, as the Wolves finished the season 1-4, ending with an overall record of 5-5 and placing fourth in Region 1-6A. With Frazier healthy and ready for his senior year, West Ridge is eager to put 2023 behind them and focus on 2024.
Matti selected to Philippines 18U national baseball team
Providence Academy senior Rinaldo Matti has a good excuse to miss school for the next couple of weeks. He will be representing the Philippines in the WBSC U-18 Baseball World Cup qualifier bracket in Taiwan. Matti, who plays third base and catcher, is one of two Providence Academy players to participate in this Baseball World Cup this year. His teammate, Josh Owens, recently returned from playing for the USA 18U national team.
Matti selected to Philippines 18U national baseball team
Providence Academy senior Rinaldo Matti has a good excuse to miss school for the next couple of weeks. He will be representing the Philippines in the WBSC U-18 Baseball World Cup qualifier bracket in Taiwan. Matti, who plays third base and catcher, is one of two Providence Academy players to participate in this Baseball World Cup this year. His teammate, Josh Owens, recently returned from playing for the USA 18U national team.
Science Hill, Greeneville considered league favorites in 2024 Original
Volleyball in Northeast Tennessee continues to impress year by year, and this season’s field of competition is no exception. Several star players from around the area have graduated, leaving spots to fill for some teams. Other teams are reloading with young talent from a year ago, while a few may experience some growing pains. The Big 6 Conference has undergone a name change this year and is now known as the Big East Conference.
Lady Indians reload for season, D-B boys enter Burton era Original
Both the Dobyns-Bennett boys’ and girls’ golf teams have lofty goals for the season ahead. The Lady Indians enter the 2024 season with high expectations, fresh off their 2023 state tournament title. For the boys? They begin a new era under first-year head coach Reid Burton who has similar goals in mind. Lady Indians As the team returns all but one player from last year’s championship, the goal for head coach Bill Darnell remains clear: make it back to state.
Hilltoppers return standouts, poised for another strong season Original
The Science Hill boys’ golf team returns its core group this year, raising expectations for another strong season. With a top four of experienced golfers in Matt Hogan, Paul Haire, Will Wells and Will Sanders, the Hilltoppers are well positioned to achieve the goals head coach Kevin Vannoy has in mind. Last year, the team swept through the Big 9 Conference and finished fourth at the State Tournament in large school play (Division I, Class AA). “Our goal is to make it back to state,” Vannoy said.
Gate City's Hillman preparing for new challenges in new season Original
Gate City junior running back Walker Hillman is ready to take on the challenges of a new season after rushing for over 1,000 yards and scoring seven touchdowns in 2023. As the Gate City Blue Devils prepare for the 2024 football season, Hillman is stepping up as a key leader on a team as an upperclassman. With the loss of a deep senior class, which included most of their offensive line, the Blue Devils face the task of rebuilding the trenches with a few new faces.
Cutlip excited for new AD position at Unicoi County
Ken Cutlip enters a new chapter at Unicoi County High School as he steps into the role of full-time athletic director. Becoming AD was a plan Unicoi County and Cutlip had in mind as he and his family returned to the Tri-Cities last year after a short stint at Columbia Central in Middle Tennessee. Last school year, Cutlip served as the assistant AD, learning the ropes under former AD Dr. Chris Bogart to prepare for his new position this fall. kAm“x E@@< @G6C H96? E96 32D<6E32== D62D@?
Cutlip excited for new AD position at Unicoi County
Ken Cutlip enters a new chapter at Unicoi County High School as he steps into the role of full-time athletic director. Becoming AD was a plan Unicoi County and Cutlip had in mind as he and his family returned to the Tri-Cities last year after a short stint at Columbia Central in Middle Tennessee. Last school year, Cutlip served as the assistant AD, learning the ropes under former AD Dr. Chris Bogart to prepare for his new position this fall.
Golf Pro Woods infusing new energy into Johnson City Country Club Original
The Johnson City Country Club stands as a testament to over a century of golfing tradition. For Kingsport resident Chris Woods, who was named head golf professional on July 17, the club represents a blend of honoring its rich history while ushering in a new era of energy and innovation. “I was able to step into the (Golf Pro) role and not miss a beat,” Woods said after nearly two years as the golf director of instruction. “It’s a 100-year-old golf course with a great vibe.
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