SUPER787;421619 wrote:Let's get on with some other subject. ManO'War, what's the latest on the lighting situation? Also, I thought I saw a handicap section added to the new West stands.
Cheers.

ManO'War;422059 wrote:Yes, the handicap section is on the south end of the new stands, and the ramp comes across the north end. It looks strange, and will take some getting used to.

Darkon;422017 wrote:Inner City
Generally the older and more urbanized area of a large city surrounding the Central Business District. The term often refers to densely populated blighted areas characterized by low-income residents and a high proportion of minority racial and ethnic groups.

I guess. If you consider Steubenville a "Large City" and "Densely Populated".

snyds113;422132 wrote:Does this mean they are taking out the deck up top?Probably so since new stands and press box will go in.

ManO'War;422315 wrote:I would bet they will remove the old handicap deck next year when the new home stands are built.

Actually that deck is on the goalline.

Darkon;422017 wrote:Inner City
Generally the older and more urbanized area of a large city surrounding the Central Business District. The term often refers to densely populated blighted areas characterized by low-income residents and a high proportion of minority racial and ethnic groups.

I guess. If you consider Steubenville a "Large City" and "Densely Populated".

Strapping Young Lad;422173 wrote:Not large or densley populated, but the rest of the description describes to a tee the areas surrounding SHS. So, like a said you can skew reality any way you want when you only take half of whatever into consideration (in this case your own definition of inner city). The fact is the low-income plus minority usually means crime. So, again that can be found in every corner of the counrty, now tell me where the high school football team comes in to play. If you don't know off the top of your head perhaps it's written in a sociology textbook somewhere. Probably not....

ManO'War;422390 wrote:Well, the new codes require that all bleachers have a handicap area, so in the future all 4 sides will have them, which makes the old deck kind of overkill. We will still have the new deck right next to the top restrooms.

Darkon;422593 wrote:You are trying to argue a point with me that I happen to agree with you about (hell is freezing over). That being the fooball program has no responsibility for peoples actions after they leave the program. I was not the one giving grief about that.
My point was that it seems the excuse that Steubenville is an inner city comes up alot from certain people. I just don't see Steubenville with a huge "Inner City" problem. Hell all towns in the valley have problems with low income. Just because Steubenville has more minority population than most doesn't qualify for inner city status IMO.

ManO'War;423130 wrote:The state of Ohio designates the Steubenville City School District as "Inner City", so if you have a problem with that, then take it up with them and quit arguing about it.

Also, you have to be a city to be an "inner city", towns and villages do not qualify.

bduq37;423836 wrote:Then why doesn't Toronto have an inner city? Because they are, in fact, a city.

ManO'War;423278 wrote:Come on...it's fun arguing with idiots!

bduq37;423836 wrote:Then why doesn't Toronto have an inner city? Because they are, in fact, a city.

holdingout;423866 wrote:I was told long ago that you "Never argue with the smartest person in the room, or the dumbest person in the room". Which one are you ?

snyds113;423848 wrote:Is it a good thing or bad thing to be inner city?I forget the reason this came up.If Toronto wants to be called inner city then I'm all for it.I might even start calling Jewett inner city.I just don't know why it matters.Anybody else's town want to be called inner city?Any takers?