Yes Weekly; 56 total pages
23.75 pages of ads = 42.41%
2.75 political
Pages of entertainment, club, and restaurant ads; 9
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The Rhino; 40 total pages
11.375 pages of ads = 28.43%
4.125 political = 36% of the Rhino's ads
Pages of entertainment, club, and restaurant ads; 1, which is the Taxpayer funded Greensboro Coliseum, which means Greensboro's taxpayers are subsidizing Roy Carroll and John Hammer for about $1,000 per week.
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It seems as though the entertainment and restaurant industry has boycotted The Rhino.
I wonder if Roy Carroll knew that would happen, after he backed the noise ordinance etc...
If The Rhino doesn't have political ads this week with the same number of pages, they will be at 18%, which appears to be unsustainable.
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Election Eve Dinner & Debate
Monday, November 4, 2013.
6:30pm until 8:30pm
Topic: Tuesday's Election
Likely issues; Greensboro Performing Arts Center, Civil Rights Museum, Coliseum and Police Issues, Local and National Political Ethics, the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) and Entitlements, 2012’s Guilford County Real Estate Revaluation, Legal Ethics, Economics, Fun and Whatever Comes Up
From beginning to end, attendees will have the opportunity for 60 seconds to present any point of view on any subject.
Others can have 30 seconds to respond, before another topic begins, if not by a member of the audience, then by the moderator.
Audience participation is not mandatory
The format is designed after a class I have moderated at the Shepard's Center of Greensboro.
Moderated by George Hartzman, Chief Economist and Lecturer
Think Professional Education
No cost with the purchase of a Golden Corral meal.
Meeting room doors open at 6pm, with the event beginning at 6:30
Golden Corral
2419 Lawndale Dr, Greensboro, NC
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I believe their circulation is also much smaller than they would have their advertisers believe. Everywhere I go the Rhino is always piled up. Just because you print them does not mean folks are reading.
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