The Following Events Will Take Place In The City Of Evansville:

Shriners Fest June 28-July 01, 2018 and the Fourth of July Celebration on July 4, 2018

In the interest of Safety and Security for all the Citizens of Evansville, and visitors to these events, the Evansville Police Department, Evansville Fire Department, EMS and other Public Safety workers would like to remind people of several items that are true for both events:

• Children under the age of 18 should be supervised by a parent or at the very least parents should have knowledge of their child’s activities.  
• Bags, containers, and packages of any type are subject to search upon entry and within the designated venue.  
• See Something, Say Something! Report suspicious items or activity. 

Not Allowed In The Venues: 

• NO FIREWORKS of any type. 
• NO DOMESTICATED PETS (service animals permitted) or PETS OF ANY KIND!!!!!
• NO SKATEBOARDS, ROLLERBLADES OR SKATES!!!!!!!!!!
• NO BICYCLES!!!!! 
• NO WATERGUNS!!!!!
• NO DRONES or RC AIRCRAFT

Violation will result in denial of entry into or dismissal from these events. 

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP IN MAKING THESE EVENTS ENJOYABLE FOR EVERYONE.

For full details, view this message on the web.

Dave Stafford for www.theindianalawyer.com

A proposed antitrust class action over the Indianapolis-based National Collegiate Athletic Association’s rule requiring transferring students to sit out a year was rightly dismissed, the 7^thCircuit Court of Appeals ruled.

The decision in Peter Deppe v. NCAA, 17-2275, affirmed District Judge Tanya Walton Pratt’s dismissal of the suit on the pleadings in federal court in Indianapolis.

Plaintiff Peter Deppe chose to play Division I college football as a walk-on punter at Northern Illinois University, where he enrolled in June 2014. An NIU coach told him he would receive an athletic scholarship in January 2015, but the school later signed another punter. Because his chances of receiving a scholarship were reduced, Deppe began looking around for another school. The University of Iowa was interested if he could compete for the 2016-2017 season, but the NCAA deemed him ineligible under its year-in-residence rule.

Deppe sued the NCAA, proposing to certify a class of college athletes challenging the NCAA’s year-in-residence rule. Pratt granted NCAA’s motion to dismiss the case, and the 7^th Circuit agreed Monday.

Deppe also argued the NCAA enforces the rule for economic reasons rather than to preserve the amateur nature of college football, and that the rule “preserves the hegemony of the top ‘Power 5’ conferences — the most powerful group of schools in the NCAA.”

The panel likewise discarded those claims. “But the rule impedes transfers in both directions,” the panel concluded. “Without it, the ‘Power 5’ schools could poach rising stars from smaller schools, which would risk eroding the amateur character of the college game.”

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