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[QUOTE="Full_Rebar, post: 935446, member: 3530"]
Mahoney should be upset about the deal falling apart at the last minute and losing the opportunity of some major state funding. She should also be disappointed in missing out on a great opportunity to help the area because the County, and City, didn't come up with an alternative proposal to the State beyond the amphitheater (which I think is a good idea, just less than what the area could have landed).

I don't look at Rubin as an SU employee in this case.  He might teach classes still (?), but that's not going to give him much clout since he stepped down as Dean. There is enough infighting at SU over the $ spent on the community initiatives (like the 200k to the Co-op that closed after two months) at the expense of the academic quality of the institution.

He's attacking her as an opinion columnist, and quite frankly, Syracuse needs more people voicing opinions in matters like this. No matter what side you fall on, I think we can all agree that this area dropped the ball in terms of landing an enormous gift from Cuomo. Hopefully the new Chancellor continues to do what I hear has been a great job of working with the SU campus and the community.
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