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Districts win round one in school finance lawsuit: State expected to appeal decision to Texas Supreme Court
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School districts across Texas are celebrating after District Judge John Dietz ruled in their favor Monday afternoon in a lawsuit against the state relating to the funding of public education.
Dietz ruled that the current school finance system must be overhauled, noting that it could be seen as a statewide property tax, which is unconstitutional in Texas. The state is expected to appeal Dietz's decision to the state Supreme Court.
About two-thirds of the school districts in Texas joined six separate lawsuits filed against the state, which were tried together in Dietz's court.
"State funding has dramatically declined at the same time that academic expectations have dramatically increased," he said in a written statement. "The Constitution requires that districts have access to adequate resources to ensure that all of their students have a meaningful opportunity to meet state expectations and graduate college- or career-ready."
The lawsuits were filed after the legislature cut $5.4 billion from public education in 2011. Locally, districts were faced with laying off teachers or asking voter approval for tax increases to help cover the funding shortfall.
In Plano ISD, funding decreased by $59 million over a two-year span. Plano ISD School Board President Tammy Richards said while local education foundations are very helpful in covering budget shortfalls in specific areas, they cannot be asked to come up with the tens of millions of dollars that the state took away from local districts.
Richards also said the cuts did more then just cost employees their jobs, they also directly affected the educational experience of district students.
"The state academic standards have increased at the same time state funding has declined," she said. "In Plano we have a proud heritage of providing an excellent education to all children and we believe very deeply that curricular and extracurricular activities such as fine arts are critical to education. However, the budget cuts in recent years have made that strategy extremely challenging."
Richards said she understands this is only the first step in the legal process, but has confidence the Supreme Court will rule in a similar fashion.
"Our goals are to make sure the legislature provides adequate funding to all districts so that no district loses funding and so that local control is protected," she said. "This ruling benefits all children in the state of Texas."
David Thompson, whose firm represented districts including Allen and McKinney as part of the Fort Bend ISD lawsuit, said it will be several weeks before the final order is received from Dietz. When that occurs, it is expected that the state will file an expedited appeal with the Supreme Court, he said, adding that it would likely be about a year before the top court makes its ruling.
"This was an important first step," he said. "The Legislature might very well wait on the Supreme Court, but we feel the judge's ruling today was very strong. The Legislature could go ahead and start the process of fixing our system and we hope that they will do that."
Thompson may not get his wish however, as several lawmakers, including Rep. Scott Sanford (R-McKinney), have said they believe a special session will be called next year to address school funding.
Sanford's thoughts were echoed by Rep. Jim Pitts (R-Waxahachie), the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, who recently told the Texas Tribune education funding was not a high priority during the current session since the final outcome of the lawsuits against the state have not yet been decided.
Thompson said if the Supreme Court rules in the school districts' favor, the Legislature will be tasked with balancing the needs of different districts in coming up with a new funding system.
At that time, districts that are currently allies may find themselves opposing each other when issues such as the future of "Robin Hood" recapture payments are considered, he said.
"Once we get to the Legislature different groups and different districts are going to want different things - that is just the reality so we expect that," Thompson explained. "However, until then, we all agree that the system is broken and needs to be fixed."
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Full speed ahead: Monster trucks invade Mesquite Arena
Photo courtesy of Mesquite Arena - Bigfoot will be among the featured performers this weekend when the monster trucks put on a show at the Mesquite Arena.
By Kenny Green,
Published: Thursday, January 31, 2013 11:47 PM CST
The sound of engines revving and cars being crushed will fill the Mesquite Arena at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 1, and Saturday, Feb. 2, as the monster trucks bring their unique entertainment to the area.
"This is a great match between event and arena because Mesquite Arena will have the spectators right on top of the action," said Steve Gander, general manager of Mesquite Arena. "We thought this would be a perfect match, so we searched out an event of this magnitude to bring to Mesquite. Checkered Flag Productions are well known throughout the country, and they have been a great partner in bringing in some of the most exciting motorsports events to Mesquite."
Among the featured acts will be Bigfoot, which has been dubbed the King of the Monster Trucks. Bigfoot has not been seen very often in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in the past 20 years. Introduced in 1979, Bigfoot is widely regarded as the first monster truck. Bigfoot's owner began building the truck in 1975, using his family's 1974 Ford F250 four-wheel-drive pick-up truck. In 1981, Bigfoot's owner shot a video of his truck crushing some junk cars in a farmer's field. Soon after, Bigfoot began making appearances all over the country, crushing cars - and a new sport was born. By 1984, the sport had gone nationwide, and is still strong today as interest in Bigfoot is at an all-time high.
"We are excited to bring our truck to such a historic event and we have instructed our driver Larry Swim to win at all costs. It is time that the Dallas area had a chance to see Bigfoot again and we are ready for the challenge," said Bob Trent, Team Bigfoot president.
To add to the entertainment, 62-year-old motorcycle daredevil Big Ed Beckley will perform a stunt during the event. Beckley, at 300 pounds, is being billed as the World's Largest Motorcycle Jumper.
"Harley Davidson actually built a bike just for him with a stronger frame to support his weight," Gander said.
Beckley was a motorcycle stunt jumper for the nearly 30 years before he retired. He recently decided to start jumping again. His past performances include a sold-out performance at Reunion Arena in 1984. Beckley is a Kansas native but has lived in Bridgeport since 1995. Beckley is planning on jumping the Snake River in Idaho this summer, so he is using the Mesquite performances as a warm-up for that jump.
"I am in better shape physically [now]. I weigh 90 pounds less than I did when I was 30. At 62 years old I am still rockin' and rollin' and struttin' and strollin' and I am ready to fly this Harley jump bike." Beckley said.
"[Beckley] was pretty well known for doing daredevil stunts in his early years," Gander said. "By having him as part of the show it really adds a new twist and gives people a chance to see a little something extra."
The event will offer local drivers a chance to compete in the tuff-truck obstacle course. Trucks, Jeeps and other all-terrain vehicles race against the stopwatch as they negotiate left and right turns and several jumps. Anyone with a driver's license can enter the competition.
"This really allows us to get some local flavor involved in the event. Anytime you have an event, it's always good to involve local participants," Gander said.
The arena will also showcase motorcycle flat track speed races. Some of the top American Motorcyclist Association dirt track riders will slide into the corners and bump the other racers out of the way as it becomes a handlebar-banging war.
"This will be a really fun event," Gander said. "One of our objectives is to make the arena a multiuse facility and this truly accomplishes that goal."
The gates open at 6 p.m. and there is a VIP Pit Party at 6:30 p.m., which allows spectators to get up close and personal with their favorite drivers and trucks.
"All of the drivers are really nice and enjoy interacting with the fans," Gander said.
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or by phone at 1-800-745-3000. Adult tickets are $14 for end-zone seating, $32 for mid-level seating and $62 for VIP tickets. Children's tickets are $14 for end-zone seating, $16 for mid-level seating and $31 for VIP tickets.
Gander added that people have seen the event promoted on the arena's video marquee board and have been stopping to ask questions about the event. The video board was added last year to give the arena a presence to motorists traveling along I-635.
"Our video board has generated a lot of feedback so far. It really is becoming a landmark for the city," Gander said.
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New director, Scrooge give Milwaukee Rep's 'Christmas Carol" a true spirit
In its just-released December issue, American Theatre magazine suggests that, for all its popularity in theaters throughout the country, "A Christmas Carol" may be getting tired.
Such an observation hits home when your "Carol" has been staged for 37 consecutive years. But as four different adaptations and 10 different Scrooges attest, the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's "Carol" hasn't survived that long by standing still.
While this year's "Carol" sticks with the excellent adaptation by Joseph Hanreddy and Edward Morgan, new "Carol" director Aaron Posner and first-time Scrooge Christopher Donahue have given this chestnut a radically new feel, while remaining true to the spirit of our greatest English novelist. »Read Full Article
Wisconsinites make it to Hollywood on 'American Idol'
Stephanie Schimel, a Nashville-based musician from the Milwaukee area, made it to the Hollywood round on tonight's episode of "American Idol."
Two Wisconsin natives who auditioned for "American Idol" in Chicago were featured in tonight's episode--and made it to the next round in Hollywood. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
Comedy from Opry to Waukesha's Fox River Christian Church
"Funny but Clean Comedy Tour" to Fox River Christian Church in Waukesha (S46 W24130 Lawnsdale Rd.).
Last Saturday night, Henry Cho made a return engagement to the Grand Ole Opry. This Friday, the comedian brings hisFor the past three decades, the Tennessee-born comic has been honing an act that mixes his life observations and family interactions with his own Southern charm. As can be guessed by the title of his current tour, Cho maintains a clean act. But, it doesn't pander. His jokes work both in night clubs nationwide and the churches he visits on the "Funny but Clean Comedy Tour."
Across his career, Cho has made a number of TV and film appearances, including roles in "McHale's Navy," "Material Girls" and "Say It Isn't So." In 2006, he landed in the Comedy Central spotlight with the special, "What's That Clicking Noise." »Read Full Blog Post
New film 'Role Play' with all Milwaukee cast & soundtrack premiering this weekend at Art Museum
This Saturday, the feature film "Role Play", directed by nationally known Milwaukee-native Rubin Whitmore opens at the Art Museum. This comedy features an all-Milwaukee cast lead by comedians Terrence "T-Dot" Kingsby, Kelly "Kellz" Sunnett Davis, Adrian "Da Jester" Patrick, Ruth "MsCutnup" Troop, and also Gig Jackson. T-Dot and Kellz play a struggling married couple and after visiting a relationship counselor, they have an out of body experience that will test the value of their marriage. I can't give you all the details but know it's funny and Milwaukee hasn't seen so much talent come together like this in a long time.
Similarly, the soundtrack may be just as big as the movie. Every musician in Milwaukee says if they all came together, we would blow up. Whether that's true or not, for the Role Play Soundtrack, Rubin did it gathered some of the biggest names in music from all sides of Milwaukee. »Read Full Blog Post
Blake Shelton to headline BMO Harris Bradley Center Sept. 13
website Thursday that he's hitting the road starting in July for a 30-date "Ten Times Crazier" tour – and he's making a stop Sept. 13 at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Country star Blake Shelton announced on his
Shelton's been releasing albums since 2001, but it would take 10 years for him to become an A-list crossover music star. The turnaround started in 2011, the year he married Miranda Lambert to become one of country music's leading power couples. »Read Full Article(1)
Milwaukee singer gets chance to learn from the best
Rap star Nicki Minaj, composer Terence Blanchard and country singer Chris Young all are alumni of the National YoungArts Foundation - and now, so is Milwaukee singer Felix Ramsey Jr.
Ramsey flew out to Miami on his 18th birthday Jan. 5 to participate in YoungArts Week, where he sang Maxwell's "Pretty Wings" and Beyoncé's "Halo" for a college scholarship. ($1,000 is guaranteed and as much as $10,000 is possible; he should know by next week how much he'll receive.)
"I was nervous, but I was also excited, and I let those two emotions feed off each other," Ramsey told me this week. »Read Full Article(1)
UWM Union Theatre film lineup offers variety
It's the time of year when movies get louder and dumber. But you don't have to hibernate: The UWM Union Theater spring schedule, which runs through May, will warm the heart of any film lover. Films are presented under the auspices of a genre category, including;
"Pariah" (Feb. 4), "Middle of Nowhere" (April 11) by Sundance Film Festival award-winning director Ava DuVernay, and a restored version of the 1964 film "Nothing but a Man" (Feb. 18) are in the African-American series;
"Free Radicals: A History of Experimental Film" (Feb. 6) and "Leviathan" (April 10) are part of the Documentary Frontiers series; »Read Full Article
'Rust and Bone' plumbs the depths of desperation, heights of hope
Beneath every wound is a tender place.
And while it's easy to see the wound, it's harder to see the tenderness. Or what caused it.
The somber French-language relationship drama "Rust and Bone" tells the story of two wounded people. One of them, played by Marion Cotillard, is physically impaired. The other, played by Matthias Schoenaerts, is emotionally impaired. And while they inevitably come to each other's aid in relationship-genre fashion, they must tend to their own wounds before they do. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid
Nobel winner in focus
Milwaukee filmmaker Holly Mosher explores the worldview, success and hope of Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus in "Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus," showing at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Oconomowoc Arts Center, 641 E. Forest St., Oconomowoc.
Yunus tapped the power of microcredit lending, targeting small loans at people previously unable to get them and empowering them to start their own businesses and revenue streams and shaped what he calls "social business," a mix of commerce and social work. "Bonsai People" follows several women who received microcredit loans from Yunus and how they helped improve their fates, and those around them. »Read Full Article
Blue October frontman performing songs, spoken word at Turner Hall
Blue October frontman Justin Furstenfeld is coming to Turner Hall Ballroom April 13, but it won't be a typical concert.
Dubbed "An Open Book: An Evening with Justin Furstenfeld of Blue October," Furstenfeld will answer audience members' questions and recite some spoken word. He'll also perform solo acoustic renditions of fan favorites and songs that have never been performed in public. »Read Full Article
Weekend Guide: Art, movies, music and more
There's something about Gallery Night & Day. It feels civilized. Cultured. And sometimes they serve cheese and crackers.
It's a spot of sunshine in the dead of winter.
We've got art to appreciate, movies to see, music to hear and much more. Please read, then click. »Read Full Article
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3 p.m. Friday
The 28th annual Waukesha Janboree, kicking off Friday afternoon, runs hot and cold this year - from fireworks to ice bowling and lots of stuff in between in keeping with this year's "Fire and Ice" theme.
3 p.m. opening ceremonies in Lowell Park, 2201 Michigan Ave., Waukesha; events in numerous venues around Waukesha. 3 to 9:30 p.m. Friday (fireworks at 8 p.m.); 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Most events are free. Info and schedule: www.janboree.org. »Read Full Article
Deadspin explains unraveling Manti Te'o hoax
Tim Burke of Deadspin.com explains how he and colleagues discovered that the elaborate story of Notre Dame football star Manti Te'o's girlfriend was a hoax.
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David Gordon made temporary head of New York museum
Holly Hotchner will step down as director of the Museum of Art and Design in New York City, leaving her post at the end of April. She's been with the institution for 16 years.
The museum's board of directors will begin a search for a new director in the coming weeks. In the meantime, the museum has appointed David Gordon, former director of the Milwaukee Art Museum and former secretary of the Royal Academy of Arts in London as acting director. He will take over the day-to-day management of the museum.
A preview of this week's concerts
8 p.m. Friday, Eagles Ballroom, The Rave, 2401 W. Wisconsin Ave. $37 to $174 at the box office, (414) 342-7283 and therave.com.
During his prime in the '90s, Marilyn Manson was a legitimate source of controversy and fear. But time isn't kind to shock rockers, and today he's about as intimidating as Alice Cooper and Kiss. »Read Full Article
Guide to how, where to see Oscar-nominated films in Milwaukee Jan. 18-24
That awards-show pretender, the Golden Globes, is over. Time to go for the real gold.
Here's a guide to where - and whether - you can see this year's Oscar-nominated feature films in Milwaukee:
"Amour" (5 - best picture, best director for Michael Haneke, best actress for Emmanuelle Riva, original screenplay, foreign-language film): Due to open in Milwaukee Feb. 1. »Read Full Article(1)
Itzhak Perlman, MSO make stirring music together
The legendary violinist appeared with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra on Wednesday evening and was greeted with cheers and applause from the capacity crowd the moment he emerged from the wings.
Walking with the crutches he has used since contracting polio as a child, he made his way to a chair on a raised platform in front of the orchestra. He took his violin from concertmaster Frank Almond after a little pantomimed joking about whose violin and bow were whose. »Read Full Article
A few 'art places' for Gallery Night & Day
There has been much chatter of late about Milwaukee being a fabulous "art place." As you may have heard, a swath of downtown was named one of America's top art neighborhoods last week by ArtPlace, a national coalition that includes the National Endowment for the Arts and big-time national foundations.
What does it mean to be named to one of these lists? Well, as the guys on "The Disclaimer" on WMSE-FM (91.7) put it, rather deliciously, it's better than being named the best city for sweat pants. »Read Full Blog Post
What was bad for Manti Te'o is good for MTV's 'Catfish'
Talk of the day is how the inspirational story of Notre Dame football player Manti Te'oAnd part of the discussion is the term "catfish" and "catfishing," which is a reference to being duped by an online scam.
Te'o claims he was a victim of such an online hoax, and led to believe a woman he was corresponding with died of leukemia. How he overcame grief over her death while leading his team to the national championship game became part of his legend. »Read Full Blog Post
Gary Gresl, Living in a Material World
Typically, artists will do almost anything to keep making art. Take Chuck Close, the internationally recognized portrait painter who suffered a spinal blood clot at 49. As a quadriplegic, he developed a system to hold a paintbrush between his teeth to continue painting.
So there was more than one gasp when one of Milwaukee's finest artists, Gary John Gresl, stated that his solo show at Mount Mary College would likely be the last significant gallery show. It was not a cry for attention. Gresl is a humble man who has done much to bring recognition to other artists. He helped enlarge and improve the century-old organization now called Wisconsin Visual Artists and he collaborated with Tom Lidtke from the Museum of Wisconsin Art and others to inaugurate the Wisconsin Visual Art Lifetime Achievement Awards.
But Gresl was not bluffing about needing to quit the gallery scene. Money tells part of the story. Gresl rented a 24-foot truck and needed the help of three people to haul his delicate and large-scale assemblages to and from Mount Mary, where his show closed at the end of October. Gresl leases a large storage unit to store his art for $240 a month. He once used specially built crates to store his art, but cost and lack of space forced him to stop. He works in an unheated two-car garage. »Read Full Blog Post
Review: Rosita Johanson at the Racine Art Museum
on view at the Racine Aart Museum through Feb. 3.
Rosita Johanson's minute narrative needlework are neatly aligned along gallery walls and glowing brightly in rainbow bright hues. The 20 works, from the 1990s through the 2000s, areThe late Canadian artist was originally a dressmaker, the daughter of a tailor. She was born in Germany in 1937. She expressed her craft on canvas as well, stitching and appliqueing plush layers of fabric and using various other needlework techniques that she experimented with through the years. Johanson often employed loop pile embroidery, sewing shimmering beads, shells and various found items into her works. Loop pile creates a plush surface from tightly packed raised loops of yarn. It's also used to create carpeting, velvet and corduroy.
Johanson immigrated to Canada in 1953. She worked in a garment factory before opening up her own business creating hand-embroidered clothing. Sometime later, a client requested that she make a handbag, not for the usual purposes but as an art object. That motivated Johanson to create work of a more personal, social and political nature. By the 1980s, she became more known as a contemporary textile artist. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Dazzle under glass
"Night Under the Lights" Thursday at 6:30 p.m. The show consists of no fewer than seven light shows set to music. That music includes everything from "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" (bring your round sun-glasses) to "Liberace's Chopsticks" (talk about glitter!).
How much dazzle can you put under The Domes? Find out when park organizers stage the firstOther shows shine out today, too. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater presentation "How the World Began" looks at the sometimes fiery debate between scientific and religious beliefs in its presentation of "How the World Began."
And become bedazzled by the hues in the Tory Folliard Gallery's exhibit "Color," a challenge for the eyes. »Read Full Blog Post


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NCAA football championship game to remain in Frisco for three more years
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The NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision title game will make its home in Frisco for three more years, the NCAA announced recently.
At a press conference for this season�s game, which will take place in the city for the third consecutive year, Damani Leech, NCAA director of championships and alliances, revealed the championship will remain in Frisco until 2016.
Three factors were considered when deciding whether or not to come back to Frisco, Leech said: the atmosphere of the event, the quality of the facility and the experience of the student-athletes participating in the game.
After the announcement, Leech said the decision to keep the game in Frisco was an easy decision given the partnership the NCAA�s had with the city and organizing committee.
�As we evaluated our criteria on whether to bid [the game] out or renegotiate with Frisco, we decided we really want to stay here,� he said. �The stadium, for one, is absolutely fantastic. Everything from the quality of the field to the stadium�s size � which is really appropriate for our game � is great. The community is also big reason we�re bringing the game back, too.�
Prior to coming to Frisco in 2011, the FCS title game had spent the previous 13 years in Chattanooga, Tenn. Leech said the majority of FCS programs are based in the eastern United States, which was the only concern the NCAA had about moving the game to Frisco.
When the NCAA changed the layoff from the semifinals to the finals from one week to three weeks, however, the decision to move the game to Frisco was an easy one, Leech said.
�Once that structure was changed, we knew it was plenty of time for fans to schedule their travel arrangements,� he said.
This year�s game is projected to have an economic impact of more than $5.9 million on the region, the city announced.
Frisco Mayor Maher Maso said the city�s wanted to make the game a long-term arrangement with the NCAA since it first agreed to a deal with the organization four years ago.
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While the game�s return to Frisco is being celebrated by city officials, Maso said the NCAA�s decision will benefit more than just Frisco.
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