Television: ESPN Mark Jones- Play-by-Play, Bob Davie- Color Analyst, Rob Stone – Sideline Reporter
Internet: ESPN360.com
Radio: Rutgers Football Radio Network
Affiliates: WOR 710-AM (New York City); WCTC 1450-AM (Central Jersey); 97.5 FM \”The Fanatic\” (Philadelphia and South Jersey)
Student Radio: WRSU 88.7 FM
Satellite Radio: Sirius/XM
National Radio: ESPN Radio

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For the first time in school history, Rutgers will appear in a bowl game for the fifth-consecutive season as the Scarlet Knights will play in the St. Petersburg Bowl on December 19 against UCF of Conference USA. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. at Tropicana Field.
Mark Jones, Bob Davie and Rob Stone have the call of the St. Petersburg Bowl on ESPN. The game marks Rutgers’ seventh appearance on ESPN or ESPN2 in 2009.
The Scarlet Knights are just one of nine teams from a BCS conference to win a bowl game in each of the previous three seasons. In total, Rutgers is one of 30 teams nationally to play in five

Below: The Fairway Apartments maintenance crew clearing the snow off the sidewalks. Photo submitted by Laura Hirshorn Power, a former City resident.

By Dawn Watson

Dogs are carnivores. This means that protein is an important food group in their diets.

When it’s feeding time at my zoo I prefer a mixture of cooked chicken, carrots, & brown rice on a bed of kibble. It’s less expensive than canned dog food and I’ve never met a dog that didn’t love it! But whatever your preference, please make sure that you speak with your veterinarian before any major diet change. Change must be gradual or your dog (and you) may suffer \”explosive gastric retaliation syndrome\”!

I’ve known some families that are strict vegans or vegetarians & insist on the same dietary restrictions for their dogs. The problem with that philosophy is that dogs are carnivores. When I come across a vegetarian client I generally caution him or her about the need for at least a protein supplement in a dog’s diet. Often, I am met with an argument or hostile silence but at least I know that I tried to help.

I hope your dog is getting his vitamins, minerals, and proteins. If you have any questions about canine dietary needs a good resource is always your veterinarian or veterinary technician. Don’t ever be afraid to ask for professional advice when it comes to your dog’s health!

Next week’s topic will be entitled, \”So I Adopted a Puppy—NOW What??\” As always, Cleary’s notebook encourages dialogue so your comments are welcome! Have a wonderful holiday!

Wado, udohiyu, (thank you very much, in the Cherokee language)

Brother of the Wolf, LLC

By Doug Patton

My son was 14 when he and I started playing golf together. He is the same age as Tiger Woods, and since he has watched Tiger dominate the game all his adult life, you might imagine him to be a fan. If so, you would be wrong.

Like most recreational duffers, I was always in awe of Tiger’s prowess on the golf course. Not so my son. He was so put off by Woods’ ego, foul language and arrogant attitude on the course that he could not enjoy the man’s amazing ability to do almost magical things with a golf ball.

When the sewer that is Tiger’s private life began spilling into the public domain recently, my son’s appraisal of him turned out to be the correct one. \”He’s a narcissist, Dad,\” he told me. \”He had it all and it wasn’t enough. There’s nothing — certainly not a Christian faith — in his life to temper him, and this is where his ego has taken him.\”

My son’s comments started me thinking about former pro golfer turned TV golf commentator Johnny Miller’s 2004 book, \”I Call the Shots,\” wherein he flatly stated that he did not believe Tiger

The Digest contains management and regulation information, as well as \”Feature Articles\” of interest to freshwater anglers. 

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