Re: America's transport infrastructure - Life in the slow lane

Sorry that the link to the article was bad. This one seems to work....

http://www.economist.com/node/18620944?story_id=18620944&CFID=169750278&CFTOKEN=90683934

Ken Prendergast
Executive Director
All Aboard Ohio
12029 Clifton Blvd., Suite 505
Cleveland, OH 44107
(216) 288-4883
kenprendergast@allaboardohio.org

www.allaboardohio.org

America's transport infrastructure - Life in the slow lane

Well worth reading, especially the end.....

America's transport infrastructure
Life in the slow lane
Americans are gloomy about their economy's ability to produce. Are they right to be? We look at two areas of concern, transport infrastructure and innovation
Apr 28th 2011

ON FRIDAY afternoons, residents of Washington, DC, often find a clear route out of the city as elusive as a deal to cut the deficit. Ribbons of red rear-lights stretch off into the distance along the highways that radiate from the city's centre. Occasionally, adventurous southbound travellers experiment with Amtrak, America's national rail company. The distance from Washington to Raleigh, North Carolina (a metropolitan area about the size of Brussels) is roughly the same as from London's St Pancras Station to the Gare du Nord in Paris. But this is no Eurostar journey.

Trains creep out of Washington's Union Station and pause at intervals, inexplicably, as they travel through the northern Virginia suburbs. In the summer, high temperatures threaten to kink the steel tracks, forcing trains to slow down even more. Riders may find themselves inching along behind a lumbering freight train for miles at a time, until the route reaches a side track on which the Amtrak train can pass. The trip takes six hours, well over twice as long as the London-Paris journey, if there are no delays. And there often are.

America, despite its wealth and strength, often seems to be falling apart. American cities have suffered a rash of recent infrastructure calamities, from the failure of the New Orleans levees to the collapse of a highway bridge in Minneapolis, to a fatal crash on Washington, DC's (generally impressive) metro system. But just as striking are the common shortcomings. America's civil engineers routinely give its transport structures poor marks, rating roads, rails and bridges as deficient or functionally obsolete. And according to a World Economic Forum study America's infrastructure has got worse, by comparison with other countries, over the past decade. In the WEF 2010 league table America now ranks 23rd for overall infrastructure quality, between Spain and Chile. Its roads, railways, ports and air-transport infrastructure are all judged mediocre against networks in northern Europe.

READ MORE AT:
http://www.economist.com/node/186209...ry_id=18620944

 

Ken Prendergast
Executive Director
All Aboard Ohio
12029 Clifton Blvd., Suite 505
Cleveland, OH 44107
(216) 288-4883
kenprendergast@allaboardohio.org
www.allaboardohio.org

All Aboard Ohio upcoming meetings

NOTE: new location for Spring Meeting on May 21!!!

 

 

May

10th -- Akron local meeting -- 6 p.m. -- Uncorked Wine Bar, 22 North High Street, Akron, Contact Chris Niekamp at 330-608-2503.

10th -- Cincinnati local meeting -- 6:30 p.m. -- Tower A at Union Terminal, 1301 Western Avenue, Contact: Beau Tuke at beautuke@yahoo.com

12th -- Youngstown local meeting -- 6 p.m. -- Cassese's MVR, 410 North Walnut Street, Youngstown, Contact: John Fahnert at 330-565-5699.

14th -- Cleveland local meeting -- 10 a.m. -- Franklin Circle Church second floor mtg room, 1688 Fulton Road, Ohio City. Contact Ken Prendergast at 216-288-4883.

14th -- Toledo Local Meeting -- 10 a.m. -- Amtrak station, MLK Plaza, 415 Emerald Ave., Contact Bill Gill at 419-536-1924.

14th -- Columbus Local Meeting -- 10 a.m. -- Grandview Public Library, 1685 W. First Ave., Contact Larry Robertson at 614-459-0359.

21st -- Spring Mtg NEW SITE! -- 10 a.m. -- Spaghetti Warehouse, 297 W. Broad St., Columbus, Contact Ken Prendergast at 216-288-4883 or kenprendergast@allaboardohio.org.

Registration is $20 for members, $45 for non-members (get a one-year membership!). Please call or e-mail by May 17 and pay at the door.

 

June

11th -- Cleveland local meeting -- 10 a.m. -- Franklin Circle Church second floor mtg room, 1688 Fulton Road, Ohio City. Contact Ken Prendergast at 216-288-4883.

11th -- Toledo Local Meeting -- 10 a.m. -- Amtrak station, MLK Plaza, 415 Emerald Ave., Contact Bill Gill at 419-536-1924.

11th -- Columbus Local Meeting -- 10 a.m. -- Grandview Public Library, 1685 W. First Ave., Contact Larry Robertson at 614-459-0359.



July 

9th -- Cleveland local meeting -- 10 a.m. -- Franklin Circle Church second floor mtg room, 1688 Fulton Road, Ohio City. Contact Ken Prendergast at 216-288-4883.

9th -- Toledo Local Meeting -- 10 a.m. -- Amtrak station, MLK Plaza, 415 Emerald Ave., Contact Bill Gill at 419-536-1924.

9th -- Columbus Local Meeting -- 10 a.m. -- Grandview Public Library, 1685 W. First Ave., Contact Larry Robertson at 614-459-0359.

12th -- Akron local meeting -- 6 p.m. -- Uncorked Wine Bar, 22 North High Street, Akron, Contact Chris Niekamp at 330-608-2503.

12th -- Cincinnati local meeting -- 6:30 p.m. -- Tower A at Union Terminal, 1301 Western Avenue, Contact: Beau Tuke at beautuke@yahoo.com

14th -- Youngstown local meeting -- 6 p.m. -- Cassese's MVR, 410 North Walnut Street, Youngstown, Contact: John Fahnert at 330-565-5699.

16th -- Summer Mtg & Family Outing -- 10 a.m. -- Mad River & NKP RR Museum, 253 Southwest St., Bellevue; Contact Ken Prendergast at 216-288-4883.

 

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Ken Prendergast
Executive Director
All Aboard Ohio
12029 Clifton Blvd., Suite 505
Cleveland, OH 44107
(216) 288-4883
kenprendergast@allaboardohio.org
www.allaboardohio.org

Meeting Highlights 5-2-2011

COLUMBUS CITY COUNCIL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS   For Immediate Release: May 2, 2011   For More Information: John Ivanic, (614) 645-6798 Web – Facebook – Twitter

 

SUPPLYING NATURAL GAS FOR CITY VEHICLES:  In an effort to help reduce emissions, part of the city’s fleet is being replaced with compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles.  Finance Committee Chair Priscilla R. Tyson is sponsoring ordinance 0673--2011 to authorize the expenditure of $2,864,000.00 for the construction of a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station at 4211 Groves Road.  The fueling station will provide a rapid and reliable dispensing of compressed natural gas (CNG) to the 23 CNG heavy-duty vehicles the city will receive this year.  The fueling station will also be used to safely store and maintain CNG units.  CNG vehicles produce significantly lower amounts of harmful emissions such as nitrogen oxides, particulate matter and toxic and carcinogenic pollutants.  Natural gas is readily available, clean-burning and costs less than gasoline or diesel fuel. 

 

KLEIN HOLDS SECOND PUBLIC HEARING TO DISCUSS GRAFFITI: Columbus City Councilmember Zachary M. Klein, Chair of the Development Committee, will hold a second public hearing on Thursday, May 5, 2011 at 5:00 p.m. in City Council Chambers to discuss graffiti and proposed legislation that will increase the penalty for those found guilty of graffiti and additional requirements for property owners to remove graffiti in a timely manner.   

 

PROMOTING Arson Awareness Week:  Public Safety Committee Chair Michelle M. Mills is sponsoring resolution 0040X-2011 to recognize Arson Awareness Week in Columbus.  This year’s theme “Working Together to Extinguish Serial Arson” encourages the public to focus on serial arsonists and provide law enforcement, the fire service, and communities with tools and tactics to prevent arson in their city and towns.  The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) reports that from 2009 – 2010 there were 88 reported serial arson incidents with an aggregate monetary loss of $4.8 million. Arson in residential dwellings accounted for 49 percent of these incidents.  Councilmember Mills has invited Columbus Fire Assistant Chief Karry Ellis to present ways citizens can assist the Division of Fire in fighting arson in Columbus.

 

NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION DOLLARS HELPING COLUMBUS NEIGHBORHOODS:  Last year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded Columbus $23.2 million in the Neighborhood Stabilization Program 2 (NSP2).  The funds, included in the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009, were made available to provide for the acquisition, rehabilitation, redevelopment, or demolition of foreclosed, abandoned and vacant properties.   Health, Housing & Human Services Committee Chair Hearcel F. Craig is sponsoring ordinance 0646-2011 for the expenditure of $1,250,000.00 to modify the NSP2 Consortium Agreement with Franklin County to allow the City to establish loan agreements to implement eligible projects approved under the grant funding.  The projects are designed to help create vital, healthy neighborhoods by implementing strategies that build a stronger housing real-estate market in weak-market areas of Columbus. The city of Columbus is the Lead Applicant of the NSP2 Consortium which also includes Franklin County, the Affordable Housing Trust of Columbus and Franklin County, Campus Partners, Columbus Housing Partnership, Community Development Collaborative of Greater Columbus, and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Columbus.

 

PALEY ATTENDING THE 2011 CENTRAL OHIO CHILDREN’S WATER FESTIVAL: Public Utilities Committee Chair Eileen Y. Paley will join 600 fifth grade students from Columbus and surrounding communities for the 4^th Annual Central Ohio Children’s Water Festival on Thursday, May 5, 2011 at 11:30 a.m. The event will be held on the grounds of the City of Columbus Public Utilities Complex, 910 Dublin Road.  The annual event is being held in honor of National Drinking Water Week and designed to promote environmental awareness about our valuable water resources to elementary students through interactive displays and hands-on activities.  Activities will focus on four main topics: ground water, surface water, drinking water, and water quality. 

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Columbus City Schools eNewsletter - Come See US this weekend!

nnn April 30, 2011 How Are We Doing? Thank you in advance for sharing your opinion with us! Click here to take the online survey. 2011 Columbus Board of Education Front, l-r: W. Shawna Gibbs; Ramona Reyes, Vice Pres.; Stephanie Groce; and Carol L. Perkins, Pres. Second Row, l-r: Mike Wiles; Hanifah Kambon; and Gary L. Baker II. Click here for scheduled meeting dates, podcasts and how to contact CCS Board of Education members. Mark Your Calendar! Costco CCS Appreciation Day Faculty, friends and families of Columbus City Schools are invited to a Teacher Appreciation Day event Sunday, May 15, 2011, from 11 am to 5 pm, at 1500 Gemini Place. A warehouse club membership is not required. Simply share what school you're from. District 2011-12 School Year Calendar Classes for traditional schools begin Aug. 24, 2011. 13th Annual Inspirational Youth Award The Inspirational Award recognizes middle and high school students involved in outstanding community service. The top winner receives a computer and finalists receive a cash prize. Friday, May 27, 2011, is the application deadline. Apply today! Columbus Teen Idol For contestant ages 13-19. The grand prize is a $400 demo recording session and free music coaching. The show begins 1 p.m., Saturday, May 21, 2011, at the Easton Town Center Funny Bone Cafe. For additional community announcements - click HERE We want to hear from you. Please send your feedback and story ideas to: e-News@columbus.k12.oh.us Are you receiving a pass-along copy of CCS eNews? To subscribe to our FREE newsletter Click here or here to opt out.		CCS National Children's Day Community Festival Columbus City Schools will host FREE festivals Saturday April 30 at five area schools across the District. Each region will host a range of entertaining activities, artistic displays, games, and student performances, as well as share the wide range of challenging, innovative academic programs and services the district offers. Click here for information about each of these regional events. CCS Student Poetry Slam: Sat., April 30 Students from 18 District high schools will perform their original poetry as they compete in the CCS Preliminary Poetry Slam competition Saturday, April 30, 2011, at Eastmoor Academy HS, 417 S. Weyant Ave. The Poetry Slam gives students an opportunity to write about what they know: their lives, struggles, and successes. During the poetry slam, the poets will have three minutes to perform their original work. A panel of three judges will rate their poems on a 10-point scale. City of Columbus Technology and Trade College Fair Day: Sat., April 30 Columbus City Council Member A. Troy Miller, chair of the Columbus City Council Administration Committee, is sponsoring a special Technology and Trade College Fair Day, Saturday, April 30 from noon - 4 p.m., at the Barack Recreation Center, 580 Woodrow Avenue. More than 30 area schools and programs are expected to participate. Click here for more information. Columbus Museum of Art CCS Family Day: Sun., May 1 Join us for the Columbus City Schools Day for Families at the Columbus Museum of Art, Sunday, May 1, 2011, from 1-5 p.m. This FREE event is open to all CCS K-12 students, their families, and CCS staff. Click here for more information. 2011 Columbus City School Kindergarten Registration Registration for Columbus City Schools, full-day kindergarten program is underway and continues through May. To learn your child's neighborhood school, click here or contact the CCS FACTLine at 221-3228, Mon-Fri., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, contact the CCS Office of Communications. Hungry? Visit the Downtown Café in the Columbus Downtown HS The Columbus Downtown High School Cafe' (364 S. 4th Street) is now open on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. through May 12, 2011. Call 614-365-2283. Click here for a menu! CCS Baseball Day at OSU; Induction of Young Scholars More than 2,500 sixth-grade students from throughout Columbus City Schools (CCS) will participate in an educational pep rally and baseball game at The Ohio State University, Tuesday, May 17, 2011, when OSU plays against the Toledo University Rockets. Now in its seventh year, CCS Baseball Day's intent is to show students the opportunities available and advantages of higher education, as well as the importance of staying in school. Click here to learn more. Take Your Child to Work Day 2011 The national observation of "Take Your Child to Work Day", was Thursday, April 28, 2011; which coincided with the administration of the Ohio Achievement Tests. Accordingly, Columbus City Schools will observe "Take Your Child to Work Day" on Thursday, May 19, 2011. NOTE: All participating students must provide an absence excuse note with their parent's signature upon returning to school. Stay Connected! Your school's website provides a wealth of information... Whether you're at home, at work, or halfway around the world, www.columbus.k12.oh.us and each individual school website allows you to keep up-to-date with your school's activities, access vital school announcements, resources, accomplishments and access to an event calendar. We invite you to visit often as we're constantly posting the many great things happening at your dynamic school!
Columbus City Schools | 270 East State Street | Columbus, Ohio 43215 | (614) 365-5000

Columbus City Schools eNewsletter - Come See US this weekend!

nnn April 30, 2011 How Are We Doing? Thank you in advance for sharing your opinion with us! Click here to take the online survey. 2011 Columbus Board of Education Front, l-r: W. Shawna Gibbs; Ramona Reyes, Vice Pres.; Stephanie Groce; and Carol L. Perkins, Pres. Second Row, l-r: Mike Wiles; Hanifah Kambon; and Gary L. Baker II. Click here for scheduled meeting dates, podcasts and how to contact CCS Board of Education members. Mark Your Calendar! Costco CCS Appreciation Day Faculty, friends and families of Columbus City Schools are invited to a Teacher Appreciation Day event Sunday, May 15, 2011, from 11 am to 5 pm, at 1500 Gemini Place. A warehouse club membership is not required. Simply share what school you're from. District 2011-12 School Year Calendar Classes for traditional schools begin Aug. 24, 2011. 13th Annual Inspirational Youth Award The Inspirational Award recognizes middle and high school students involved in outstanding community service. The top winner receives a computer and finalists receive a cash prize. Friday, May 27, 2011, is the application deadline. Apply today! Columbus Teen Idol For contestant ages 13-19. The grand prize is a $400 demo recording session and free music coaching. The show begins 1 p.m., Saturday, May 21, 2011, at the Easton Town Center Funny Bone Cafe. For additional community announcements - click HERE We want to hear from you. Please send your feedback and story ideas to: e-News@columbus.k12.oh.us Are you receiving a pass-along copy of CCS eNews? To subscribe to our FREE newsletter Click here or here to opt out.		CCS National Children's Day Community Festival Columbus City Schools will host FREE festivals Saturday April 30 at five area schools across the District. Each region will host a range of entertaining activities, artistic displays, games, and student performances, as well as share the wide range of challenging, innovative academic programs and services the district offers. Click here for information about each of these regional events. CCS Student Poetry Slam: Sat., April 30 Students from 18 District high schools will perform their original poetry as they compete in the CCS Preliminary Poetry Slam competition Saturday, April 30, 2011, at Eastmoor Academy HS, 417 S. Weyant Ave. The Poetry Slam gives students an opportunity to write about what they know: their lives, struggles, and successes. During the poetry slam, the poets will have three minutes to perform their original work. A panel of three judges will rate their poems on a 10-point scale. City of Columbus Technology and Trade College Fair Day: Sat., April 30 Columbus City Council Member A. Troy Miller, chair of the Columbus City Council Administration Committee, is sponsoring a special Technology and Trade College Fair Day, Saturday, April 30 from noon - 4 p.m., at the Barack Recreation Center, 580 Woodrow Avenue. More than 30 area schools and programs are expected to participate. Click here for more information. Columbus Museum of Art CCS Family Day: Sun., May 1 Join us for the Columbus City Schools Day for Families at the Columbus Museum of Art, Sunday, May 1, 2011, from 1-5 p.m. This FREE event is open to all CCS K-12 students, their families, and CCS staff. Click here for more information. 2011 Columbus City School Kindergarten Registration Registration for Columbus City Schools, full-day kindergarten program is underway and continues through May. To learn your child's neighborhood school, click here or contact the CCS FACTLine at 221-3228, Mon-Fri., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, contact the CCS Office of Communications. Hungry? Visit the Downtown Café in the Columbus Downtown HS The Columbus Downtown High School Cafe' (364 S. 4th Street) is now open on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. through May 12, 2011. Call 614-365-2283. Click here for a menu! CCS Baseball Day at OSU; Induction of Young Scholars More than 2,500 sixth-grade students from throughout Columbus City Schools (CCS) will participate in an educational pep rally and baseball game at The Ohio State University, Tuesday, May 17, 2011, when OSU plays against the Toledo University Rockets. Now in its seventh year, CCS Baseball Day's intent is to show students the opportunities available and advantages of higher education, as well as the importance of staying in school. Click here to learn more. Take Your Child to Work Day 2011 The national observation of "Take Your Child to Work Day", was Thursday, April 28, 2011; which coincided with the administration of the Ohio Achievement Tests. Accordingly, Columbus City Schools will observe "Take Your Child to Work Day" on Thursday, May 19, 2011. NOTE: All participating students must provide an absence excuse note with their parent's signature upon returning to school. Stay Connected! Your school's website provides a wealth of information... Whether you're at home, at work, or halfway around the world, www.columbus.k12.oh.us and each individual school website allows you to keep up-to-date with your school's activities, access vital school announcements, resources, accomplishments and access to an event calendar. We invite you to visit often as we're constantly posting the many great things happening at your dynamic school!
Columbus City Schools | 270 East State Street | Columbus, Ohio 43215 | (614) 365-5000

Rec Sports Member Update - April 29, 2011

Member Update

Friday, April 29, 2011

1. Summer Rec Sports Memberships
2. Girls Field Hockey Clinic May 7
3. Do You Need to Renew Your Fitness Pass?
4. Relax with a Massage at the RPAC
5. Swim Lessons Just in Time for Summer
6. Improve Your Outdoor Skills: Attend an Outdoor Adventure Center Clinic
7. WITS Personal Training Certification Class for Summer


 

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Summer Rec Sports Memberships

Stay in shape this summer! Spring quarter memberships expire on Sunday, June 19. Summer memberships are available to purchase beginning May 1, even if you aren't enrolled in classes or are enrolled in less than four credit hours this summer. Any student currently enrolled for spring 2011 can purchase a summer membership for the quarterly rate of $82. Semester students summer dates run May 15 - August 20, while quarter students summer dates are June 12 - September 20. Visit the RPAC Welcome Center or the front desk at the Adventure Recreation Center (ARC) for assistance.

 

Girls Field Hockey Clinic May 7
Girls in grades 5-8 are invited to participate in the Girls Field Hockey Clinic at Ohio State on Saturday, May 7, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Lincoln Tower Park Northwest Turf Field (south of Ohio Stadium). The clinic will be run by Ohio State's most experienced club members, with the head coaches of the Worthington Wolves, St. Agatha Middle School, Worthington Cardinals, Olentangy Middle School, and Worthington Elementary present. Participants should bring a stick, mouth guard, shin guards, water bottle and sunscreen. Cost is $15 if postmarked by April 30; $20 after that date.  Proceeds benefit the Club Field Hockey team at Ohio State. Contact Jackie DeLany at delany.8@osu.edu for information.

 

Do You Need to Renew Your Fitness Pass?

First half-quarter fitness passes expire on Friday, April 29.  If you have one, make sure you purchase a second half-quarter fitness pass to continue taking classes! Half-quarter passes cost $25 and single-session passes cost $5; both passes can be purchased at the RPAC Welcome Center.

 

Relax with a Massage at the RPAC

Looking for some relaxation? Our licensed massage therapists can help! Hour-long sessions cost $45 for members and $55 for non-members (Rec Sports facility day pass included).  Contact the RPAC Welcome Center at (614) 292-7671 for current availability.

 

Swim Lessons Just in Time for Summer
Community Programs is offering an end of spring two-week Learn-to-Swim program to help your child become more comfortable in the water before summer fun! This session will meet Monday through Thursday for two weeks during the weeks of June 6-9 and June 13-16.  Class levels range from parent/child up to Learn-to-Swim level 3, including all levels of preschool aquatics.  Registration is open from May 2 through June 1 and spots are limited so register soon! Learn more at http://www.recsports.osu.edu/community-programs/youth-family-programs/aquatics-learn-to-swim

Improve Your Outdoor Skills: Attend an Outdoor Adventure Center Clinic
Learn more about the great outdoors by attending clinics on a variety of topics, including top rope belay, rappelling, yoga for climbers, Dutch oven cooking, fly tying, and qajaasaarneq at the Outdoor Adventure Center this spring. View the descriptions, dates, and times at http://recsports.osu.edu/activities/outdoor-adventure/oac-group-programs-clinics

 

WITS Personal Training Certification Class for Summer

Want to become a personal trainer? Registration is now open for the World Instructors Training Schools (WITS) Personal Training Certification class for summer beginning Saturday, June 18, at 9 a.m. in the RPAC. The cost for this course is $489 for all Recreational Sports members and $539 for non-members. To register, call (614) 292-7671, and then dial 0 to register. For more details on the course, visit http://recsports.osu.edu/health-wellness/personal-training/personal-training-news 

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RPAC Welcome Center – 292-7671

ARC Front Desk – 247-8686

Comments to the Director – Don Stenta, stenta.1@osu.edu, 688-4738

Adapted Recreational Sports – Lindsay Bond, bond.217@osu.edu, 688-3693

Adventure Recreation Center & Jesse Owens Centers – Diane Jensen, jensen.8@osu.edu, 688-3988

Aquatic Center – Kurt Carmen, Carmen.7@osu.edu, 688-3587

Community Programs – Marci Hasty, hasty.11@osu.edu, 292-5328

Facility/Meeting Room Scheduling - Andrea Hall, hall.794@osu.edu, 292-6481

Group Fitness Classes and Massage – Scott Holmes, holmes.508@osu.edu, 292-8755

Intramural Sports - Ken Hill, hill.521@osu.edu, 292-5292

Lockers, Sport Shop, and Welcome Center Operations - Rob Jech, jech.2@osu.edu, 688-8788

Marketing - Emily Howard, howard.778@osu.edu, 688-4185

Membership - Kris Myers, myers.785@osu.edu, 688-8461

Ohio State Swim Club – Kyle Goodrich, goodrich.89@osu.edu, 292-1303

Outdoor Adventure Center - Steve Hawkins, hawkins.264@osu.edu, 247-8063

Personal Training - John Katsares, katsares.1@osu.edu, 292-5153

Racquetball and Squash Reservations - 292-8590

Recreational Sports Learning – Brendan Greisberger, greisberger.5@osu.edu, 688-3297

RPAC Operations – Dave DeAngelo, deangelo.1@osu.edu, 247-6009

Special Assistant to the Director – Marci Shumaker, shumaker.98@osu.edu, 688-3983

Sponsorship – Kristin Smith, smith.1424@osu.edu, 688-4619

Sport Clubs – Charles Anderson, anderson.1859@osu.edu, 688-3879

Web Site – Katie Thomas, thomas.2407@osu.edu, 292-5287

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