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Author: Sam DeBaltzo

Portland Housing Crisis – Possible Remedies

Posted on April 12, 2016 by Sam DeBaltzo

In a previous post, I discussed the housing issues that Portland is facing with an ever-growing population. Since then, the city has attempted to fix the problem through multiple efforts. Portlanders have had innovative ideas in the past to fix housing deficiencies, such as “Dignity Village,” a temporary living community for the homeless.1. However, a…

Portland Housing Crisis – Adding to or Forcing out Portland’s Weird?

Posted on February 22, 2016 by Sam DeBaltzo

Portland, traditionally known for its young culture and promises of “Keeping Portland Weird,” has become a haven for young professionals seeking a vibrant culture.1. The “progressive values” of the city attract young people, as young families look for a new culture in which to raise their children.2. This movement to the city has created a…

“Deflategate”: The End of NFL Arbitration?

Posted on September 14, 2015 by Sam DeBaltzo

In January, the New England Patriots’ (the “Patriots”) easy victory over the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC Championship was muddled by reports that eleven of the twelve footballs used by the Patriots were underinflated.1 This controversy quickly gained fame as “Deflategate” and the NFL, following an investigation; (1) suspended quarterback Tom Brady for four games;…

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