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• Assistant Professor Elected President of Petroleum Engineering Society
• Alumni Association Seeks Nominations for Top Techsan Awards
• Texas Tech Receives National Research University Designation
• Rawls College Adds Energy Commerce as Area of Study
• Frazier: NAIA Player of the Year
• Lady Chaps Honored
• Texas Tech Names 2012 Distinguished Engineering Student
• Texas Tech Welcomes First International MBA Class
• Researchers Still Play Big Role in Storm Shelter Development
• Upward Bound Selected to Receive $2.5 Million Grant Over Next Five Years
• Researchers Find Antibiotic Residues, One a Suspected Carcinogen, in Shrimp Samples
• End With A Win
• Lady Chaps Wrap Up Season
• Lady Chaps Finish In Seventh
• Lubbock will be Final Stop for Rare Annular Eclipse
• Lady Chaps Back On Track
• Angelo State President to Join Texas Tech University System
• Back Against the Wall
• LCU In 8th After 3rd Round
• Upset Opening
• Looking to Bounce Back
• Record 3,643 Students to Graduate in Spring Commencement
• Pool Play Begins Thursday
• Texas Tech player involved in fight
• Human Sciences Professor Receives Fulbright Award
• Astronaut Launches into Texas Tech Doctorate Program
• Lady Chaps Tee Off On NAIA Stage
• Ask The Experts: Spring Gardening Tips
• Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This
• Seiter Goes Hamilton-esque
• Engineering Balance: A Day in the Life of Michelle Pantoya
• Chaps Open Saturday With Win
• Nine Lady Chaps Honored
• Student Organization Recognition Awards Announced
• Former Texas Tech Golfer Earns Big Break
• Texas Tech Awards Presidential Scholarships
• Errors Spell Doom For Chaps
• Opening Round Begins Thursday
• Coaching Milestones Reached
• Championship Schedule Set
• Latest Texas Tech Discoveries Research Magazine Now Available
• Neuroimaging Institute Researches Natural Image Impact
• Students Celebrate the Fourth Annual Save the Frogs Day
• Lady Chaps Are 'Bama Bound
• Proposals for Internal Competitive Funding Opportunity Now Being Accepted
• Four Named to All-SAC
• University Librarian Edits Premier Sequential Art Journal
• Graduate Student Awarded by Hispanic Honor Society
• Student's Goal to Restore Home Country Aided by Faculty
• University Hosts SpeakUp! Public Speaking Contest
• Chaps OKC Bound.... Again!
• Chaps are Tourney Runner-Up
• Lady Chaps 2-1 On Day One
• Chaps Take Star Role
• Seventy Students Inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
• SAC Softball Tournament Underway
• Gone Fisch-ing
• Texas Tech Spirit Program Names 2012-2013 Pom Squad
• Professors Receive $1.5 Million Grant for Research Efforts
• All-Out Effort
• Chaps Open Tourney Play
• Texas Tech Alumnus Stars in Play that Received Tony Award Nomination
• Political Science Professor Named a Fellow in Terrorism Studies
• Graduate Students Finish First in MBA Challenge
• 2012 TECHstyle Denim Runway Winners Revealed
• Frazier Claims Third Honor
• Math Professor Inducted as American Statistical Association Fellow
• Rawls College of Business Students Go Hollywood
• Generation Texas Hosts College Signing Day
• Lady Chaps Claim 4th SAC RS Title
• Key Hits Carry Lady Chaps
• Burnaman Braves 'Storm
• Chaps Split Again
• Denim Designs Hit the Catwalk in TechStyle 2012
• New Campaign to Raise Awareness of Campus Visitors
• $1.5 Million Grant Helps Researchers Address Quail Decline
• Frazier Blisters Mustangs
• Faculty Honored for Excellence in Teaching and Research
• Gov. Perry Appoints New Student Regent
• Chaps Will Now Hope For Invite
• GEAR Provides Students with a Glimpse of Their Future
• Presidential Lecture and Performance Series Concludes its Season
• OCU Takes Large Lead Into Finale
• SAC-nifigant
• Wayland Walks Past Chaps
• Loaded Field Tees Off
• Solid Sweep
• Left Stranded
• Chaps and Stars Rubber Match
• Splitting Stars
• Faces Behind Raider Red Revealed
• Ashley Wenzel Chosen as New Masked Rider
• Equestrian Team Members Advance to Nationals
• University Makes Efforts Towards Sustainability
• University Partners With Leading Wind Turbine Manufacturer
• Father, Daughter Highlight Engineer Honorees
• Student Housing Hosts First Battle of the Halls
• Lady Chaps Finish Third in SAC
• Rivals Run Ruled
• 'Stangs Swept
• University Joins Movement to Help End Sexual Violence
• Renowned Beef Expert Addresses 'Pink Slime' Controversy
• Mendez Claims Weekly Honor
• Student Honored as Youth Volunteer of the Year
• Ask the Experts: Do You Have a Green Thumb?
• Greek Organizations Honored at Annual Banquet
• Lead and Series Slips Away
• LCU and Nature Claims Wins
• Chaps Win With a Twist-er
• Cheer Squad Places Third at National Competition
• Apparel Students Take Garments From Trashy to Classy
• Students Help Create College-Going Culture in Region
• Former US Poet Laureate Gracing the Stage at Texas Tech
• NAIA Series of the Week
• Another Claremore Split
• Lady Chaps and 'Cats at 4 PM
• University Hosts 2012 Undergraduate Research Conference
• Arbor Day Celebration Events Announced
• McElroy Signs with LCU
• School of Law Launches New Master of Laws Degree
• JUCO Trio Signs With LCU
• Burkhart Center Provides Community Activities for Autism Awareness Month
• Big Results In Big D
• LCU Holds Off UTPB In a Pair
• Junction Campus Researchers Receive $1.1 Million Grant
• Mentor Tech's Tenth Annual Banquet Hosts Actor, Activist
• Eight Is Enough
• Road Trip Starts With Wins
• Cavs Claim Series
• Debate Team Secures Historic Finishes at National Event
• Vice Provost Selected as American Council on Education Fellow
• LCU Starts Road Trip Friday
• Chaps and Cavs Split
• Can Texas Rangers Advance to Third Straight World Series?
• Women's Rodeo Captures Southwest Regional Title
• Good Business: Finance Student Making Early Gains
• Second Annual Raider Red Meats BBQ Cook-Off Scheduled
• Burkhart Center to Offer Autism Resource Support
• New Book Provides Essentials to Achieve Lasting Recovery
• Beard Adds to Coaching Staff
• Hays Field Heroics
• Alumnus Secures Dream Job as Goin' Band Director
• Knight Raiders Win Second Straight National Championship
• No Joking No-Hitter
• All-Aspect Victory
• Hays Announces Signing
• Chaps Split With Evangels
• Professor Inducted into Royal Academy of History
• LCU Opens MACU Series
• Stars Sweep Lady Chaps
• Knight Raiders to Defend National Title at Final Four
• Hit Parade Carries LCU
• University to Host Veterans Higher Education Summit
• LCU Tops Ranked Teams in Nevada
• Lady Chaps No.1 In Latest NAIA Poll
• Home Win Streak Ends at 54
• LCU Hosting Hot WTAMU Squad
• Organizations Join to Sponsor 'Cell Phones for Soldiers'
• Mass Comm Research Team Helps CLEAR the Way
• Bohlken Claims SAC Honor
• Symposium to Explore Wind Industry Challenges, Partnerships
• The Institutional Review Board Changes its Name
• Red to Black Hosts Financial Education Week
• Bohlken-ed Over
• Chaps are In Like a Lion...
• All-American Trio
• Texas Tech: jock wasteland?
• Law School Presents Annual Criminal Law Symposium
• Holocaust Survivor Shares His Experiences
• All-Tournament Members Announced
• Ask The Experts: What Spring Fashions are on the Rise?
• Kent Recognized Nationally
• Chaps and Mustangs Split
• Former Texas Tech baseball player identified as victim in credit card case
• New Micro-Device Could Change Drug Testing
• Wool Judging Team Ends Season on High Note
• SAC Player of the Week
• Historic Season Comes to a Close
• Pageant Winner Feels Right at Home at Texas Tech
• All-SAC Kentucky Clash
• Law School Appellate Teams Advance to Nationals
• 11-Run Seventh Leads LCU
• Chaps Hosting Sunday Baseball
• LCU Gets Lucky in Kentucky
• Chaps Rally Late in Alva
• Quarterfinals: LCU vs. Westmont
• Chaps Swept By Rangers
• Second Half Surge Leads LCU On
• men-DEZ It
• Chaps and Rangers Begin Series
• LCU Facing Lewis-Clark In 2nd Round
• Lady Chaps Suffer First Loss
• Double-Double Vision
• Dance Students Learn From Prestigous Group
• Tucson Trifecta
• Texas Tech needs to send message
• Lady Chaps Bond For Two
• Texas Tech Announces Dean of College of Agriculture
• New Program Brings Character, Physical Activity to Kids
• Offense Carries LCU to Wins
• Chaps Complete USAO Sweep
• Drover Duplication
• Sunday Was Fun Day For Lady Chaps
• Chaps and Drovers Ready to Play
• Lady Chaps at Tucson Games
• Two Texas Tech football players charged with felonies
• Two Texas Tech football players charged with felonies
• Broadcast Journalism Student Gets $10,000 Texas AP Scholarship
• Mother Nature Forces Changes
• Program Provides Professionals Opportunity to Pursue MBA
• Tuberville partner charged with fraud
• School of Law Honors Distinguished Alumni at Eighth Annual Gala
• Lady Chaps Open With LSUS
• LCU Finishes 8th in NCAA Field
• Design Students Take on Denim Runway 2012
• College of Agriculture Honors Distinguished Alumni
• Falcons Were The Early Bird
• Chaps Playing UTPB in Midland
• Meat Judging Team Continues to Dominate
• Law Moot Court Team Wins Award, Advances to Semifinals
• Researcher to Lecture on Roman Cartography
• Frazier Gets SAC Honor
• Texas Tech: crying wolf?
• Mission KimPossible
• 'Cats Scratch Late to Avoid Sweep
• LCU Plays Home Opener
• Chaps Rally For DH Sweep
• History Not On Lady Chaps Side
• Chaps and 'Cats On the Diamond
• New English Language Center to Open This Summer
• Chaps Fall To Tourney Hosts
• Regents Approve Slight Increase in Tuition, Fees
• Chaps Aim For Spoiler Role
• Spring 2012 Graduation Fairs Scheduled for Students
• Federal, State Officials Discourage Student Spring Break Travel to Mexico
• Gomez March-es to 200th Win
• Stroud attorney: Tuberville did nothing wrong
• Lady Chaps Look For Milestone Win
• School of Art Hosts 5th Annual Community Open House
• Student-Produced Yearbook Dominates National Contest
• Third Place Finish in Opener
• Spring Season Underway for Chaps
• Tuberville being sued for fraud
• Society of Environmental Journalists Changes Dates for Lubbock 22nd Annual Conference
• NAIA National Player of the Week
• Knight Raiders Grandmaster Claims Chess Championship
• Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art Specialist to Speak
• College of Education Offers Rare Doctorate in Science
• The SAC's Top Player
• Lady Chaps Claim SAC Honors
• Three Chaps Claim SAC Awards
• Ingram Claims SAC Honor
• Texas Tech Turns Attention to New Core Curriculum
• Project Prepares Special-Needs Students for Workplace
• Library Unveils New Crossroads Recording Studio
• SAC Regular Season Champions
• Chaps Unable to Reward Seniors
• Seventh Heaven
• Frazier and Mendez Lead LCU
• Chaps Look To Clinch Fifth
• Seniors Look For Title
• Closing With OC
• Masters on the Mound
• Strengths Displayed
• Financial Planning Honors 2012 Distinguished Alumni
• SAC Opener
• Chickasha Tourney Underway
• What Spring Trends Are on the Fashion Radar?
• Associate Vice President for Research Honored
• Chaps Clinch SAC Tourney
• Cansanity Continues
• "Longo" Day at the Park
• Media should step back
• Chaps Look To Clinch Tourney Spot
• Lady Chaps Open Senior Weekend
• Graduating Art Majors Present Work in Exhibition
• Ready for the Oscars? Our Experts Make Their Picks
• Global Lens 2012 Film Series Schedule Announced
• SAC Play Begins
• Law School Hosts "Civility Matters" Program
• Feed Your Body and Soul Week to Raise Awareness
• Texts From Last Night: Misleading the Masses
• Harding Hires LCU Assistant
• Chaps Split DH in Hobbs
• Test of Emergency Sirens Scheduled
• Personal Financial Planning Students Shine Nationally
• Knight Raiders Earn Top Spot in Southwest Collegiate Championship
• Roberts = Academic All-American
• Can-sanity!
• Lady Chaps Claim SAC Honors
• New Green Zone Program Also Helps Student Veterans Succeed
• Women’s Studies Program Presents Feminist Forums
• N-N-N-N-Nineteen
• Chaps Hold On To Claim Series
• Chaps Unable To Rally on the Road
• Mike Leach: generational figure
• Chaps Face Daunting Task Today
• Lady Chaps Go For Record Win
• Chaps Split With Tabor
• Alumna Wins Reality Show Competition, Earns $10,000
• Chaps hosting Tabor
• Mike Leach, Texas Tech get split decision
• Thrilling Day Of Wins
• School of Law Gains Victory in Regional Competition
• Spirit Squads Name New Pom Coach
• Cowtown Classic Underway
• Off To A Solid Start
• "Threes" to Three
• LCU Matches SAC Mark With Win
• Spring Enrollment Sets New Standard
• Looking For Three!
• Shawnee Swing Begins
• Learn the Truth Behind Recovery Programs
• Lady Chaps Open Season Today
• 2012 Season Opens This Week
• School of Law Named One of Top 20 Schools for Hispanics
• Texas Tech: A Premiere Military-Friendly Institution
• Seiter Claims SAC Honor
• Ask The Experts: Relationship Advice on Valentine's Day
• Sample Breaks Pioneers Hearts
• Hampton & Canavan Lead Surge
• Chaps and Pioneers at "The Rip"
• Alumna Gets Opportunity of a Lifetime on Reality Show
• Former Ambassador Recalls His Experiences in Burundi
• Feb. 13 Classes Delayed Until Noon
• Feb. 13 Classes Delayed Due to Winter Weather
• Chaps Closing Out York Series
• A Standings Battle
• SAC Showdown
• Chaps Sweep DH In Home Debut
• Students, Do You Know Your Rights?
• For Some, Valentine's Day a Singular Reminder
• Chaps Come Up Short...MACU Shorter
• The Insiders
• Another Important Week Begins
• Personal Financial Planning Offers New Approach to Retirement
• Office of the Vice President for Research Aims to Improve Services
• Valentine's Day Recipe: Easy but Upscale Dinner for Two
• Lady Chaps Ink Players
• Undergraduate Research Task Force Releases Report
• Treated Like Royalty
• Helping to Integrate Africa Could Benefit United States
• Fisch Nabs First Honor of the Season
• Subscribing to Success: Alumna Excels Telling Others' Stories
• World-Renowned Dance Company to Perform
• Students Selected for Congressional Internship Program
• Let's Get Ready to Humble
• Chaps and Northwood To Play Two
• Chaps Look To Complete Big Week
• Lady Chaps Look To Make It 16
• Chaps Claim Opening Knight
• New Rawls Building LEEDing The Way
• Law School Moot Court Team Wins Second National Title
• Biology Students Gain Impressive Win at Competition
• Tuberville Talks Recruiting
• Chaps Escape From Alva-catraz
• Streak Reaches 15
• Financial Planning Studies Social Media and Finance Relationship
• Former Regent Named New Vice Chancellor and General Counsel
• Student Government Implements New SafeRide Bus
• Baseball Video Passes On Sale Now
• Researchers Help Keep Salmonella Out of Beef
• SAC Free-Throws Hampton an Honor
• Education Receives Grant to Increase College Readiness
• Craig James, ESPN crossed the line
• On the Record
• Horseshoes and Hand Granades
• Craig James: a Texas Tech probem
• Chaps Closing Out Home Stand
• NAIA Game of the Week
• First Transdisciplinary Research Academy Members Announced
• Former U.S. Senator, Ambassador to Present at History Symposium
• Graduate Students Represented By New Organization
• Matching History
• Chaps Hold Off Drovers
• Chaps Hosting USAO... Nailbiter?
• LCU Seeks To Extend Streak to 13
• Drought Cuts Deeply into Texas Quail Numbers
• Vietnam Immigration Experience Goes Digital With Recent Grant
• School of Law and Lubbock Bar Association Host Community Law School
• Gov. Perry Appoints Walker as Regent for Texas Tech System
• Latest Victory Gives Debaters Top National Ranking
• Newly Created Team Helps Research Soar
• Red Raiders Help Students Celebrate National Reading Day
• Award Winning Streak
• Tuberville, football world got it wrong
• Internationally Recognized Piantist to Play at Texas Tech
• University Hosts Lunar New Year Events
• Lubbock media on wrong side of history
• Law School Team Wins National Championship in Arbitration
• Dirty Dozen
• Down to the Wire AGAIN
• Overtime In The Works?
• Golden Eagles Flying In Saturday
• Undergraduates Selected to Present Research at National Conference
• Presidential Lecture & Performance Series Spring Lineup
• Swine Study Results Could Save Industry $10 Million
• Mike Leach hires new lawyer
• Meat, Wool and Livestock Judging Teams Start Strong
• Chap-tacular Upset
• Lovin' Eleven!
• Texas Tech Business Students Return To New Building
• Learn What Can Make or Break a Relationship
• Chaps Seek Upset Hosting No.5 RSU
• Spring Semester Kicks Off: Welcome Back Red Raiders!
• Lady Chaps Look Keep Streak Alive
• Craig James: no one likes him
• Super Saturdays Now Open for Spring Enrollment
• New Rawls Building Sets Standard for Business Education
• Roberts Claims Second SAC Honor
• Sample Claims SAC Award
• Lady Chaps Make It Ten Straight
• Sample's 30 Not Enough
• Chaps Facing Road Test at MACU
• Lady Chaps Look For 10th Straight Win
• Lady Chaps Defeats No.1 OCU
• Williams Buzzer-Beater Lifts LCU
• Chaps Facing Stars On The Road
• Top Teams in the SAC Square Off
• Professors and Students Getting the Most Out of Twitter
• SAC Player of the Week
• Turnovers Carry Chaps Past Cavs
• Off To A Record Start
• Denning Joins Lady Chaps Staff
• Solid SAC Start for LCU
• Bison Run Holds Off LCU
• Chaps Aim For Upset vs. OBU
• Lady Chaps Finally Home
• Former Texas Tech QB Kingbury headed to A&M
• No Case Of The Mondays for LCU
• Long Distance Loss
• Chaps Facing Drovers
• Lady Chaps at USAO Monday
• Ask the Experts: Lee Cohen
• No 3's, No Problem in Upset Win
• LCU Closes Out '11 With Upset Win
• Knight Raiders Qualify for College Chess Final Four
• Chaps Finally Back At It
• Ranked Teams Closing 2011
• Glasgow leaving, questions remain
• Houston There Is Not A Problem
• Texas Tech, Syracuse, and collapse
• Winter Break
• A Look Back at Some of the Top Stories
• Waiting for Chad Glasgow
• Lubbock June Show 2012
• LCU hosting Winter Camp
• Internet Stars: Duo Uses YouTube to Build Music Careers
• Two Cancer Research Proposals Receive Internal Support
• Law Grad Attains Third-Highest Score in Nation on Texas Bar Exam
• Vietnamese Student Aims to Improver Her Country's Education
• Mike Leach, Texas Tech, and the truth
• Completion of New Rawls College of Business Building Celebrated
• Steele Resigns / Gardner Joins Staff
• Season's Eatings: Most Weight Gain Occurs During Holidays
• Former Red Raider Rodeo Star Wins Second World Title
• Texas Tech Foundation, Inc., Receives $3 Million Gift From United Supermarkets
• Cuban Crocodile Study Leads to 500,000-Year-Old Discovery
• Hargraves Signs With LCU
• Texas Tech Hosts Winter Commencement Ceremonies
• New Funding Bolsters Financial Decision-Making Research
• Hampton Claims SAC Honor
• Plant and Soil Science Professor Named State Peanut Specialist
• Chancellor's Council Announces Distinguished Teaching and Research Awards
• Counselors Around the World: Take Caution With Email Communication
• Fourth Annual Sibling Weekend Quickly Approaching
• Sister Christian
• Road Reward
• Chaps Look For First Road Win
• Lady Chaps Head to Plainview
• Texas Tech vs. Washington State
• Learn How to Best Choose, Maintain Your New Year's Resolutions
• 33rd Annual Candlelight at the Ranch Scheduled
• Ask The Experts: Jamie Cooper
• Forbes Claims All-American Honor
• Goings Claims All-American Honors
• University Hosts 11th Annual Caprock Celtic Christmas
• Dec. 6 Classes Delayed Because of Winter Weather
• Atkins Claims SAC Honor
• Research May Have Delayed Endangered Species Decision
• LCU Able to Get Over the Hill-Cats
• Things Go Foul Again Late vs RSU
• Chaps Aim For Upset On the Road
• Ranked SAC Teams Square Off
• Athletic directors requested copies of Double T Double Cross
• Countdown to Carol of Lights: Flipping of the Switch Still Main Attraction
• Five Mother-Friendly Rooms Unveiled
• School of Art Opens New Gallery in Downtown Lubbock
• See Emily Play
• Chaps Fall In SAC Opener
• Researchers Find Link Between TVs, Childhood Obesity
• Aiming For Road First in SAC Opener
• Lady Chaps Open SAC Play Out East
• Countdown to Carol of Lights: Saddle Tramps and High Riders Light the Way
• Professor and Doctoral Student Duo Win Top Academic of the Year Award
• Mike Leach To WSU, Karam Transfers
• Mike Leach To WSU, Karam Transfers
• Countdown to Carol of Lights: Carillon Bells Kick off Holiday Event
• Law Teams Continue Winning Streak
• Changes For LCU Women's Soccer
• ESPN Shows Unacceptable Behavior
• Countdown to Carol of Lights: Christmas Tree Lights Up Broadway
• Technical Writing Students Revamp Lubbock Water Report
• Chaps Open Season Feb. 3rd
• Kansas, Mike Leach A Good Fit
• TCHS's Meeks Signs With LCU
• Chaps Teammates In ABA
• Texas Tech, Tuberville End Futile Season
• Countdown to Carol of Lights: Wreath Serves as Event's Backdrop
• Chaps Ram No.10 Texas Wesleyan
• No.10 Rams Coming to LCU Saturday
• Spirited Leaders: Saddle Tramps Celebrating 75th Anniversary
• LCU Finally Tops Tarleton
• Oscar Nominee to Speak at Diversity Dinner
• Chaps Can't Rally Past Rams
• Texas Tech Listed as a Top Philanthropic School
• College of Agriculture Launches Groundbreaking Doctoral Program
• Knight Raider Shines on World Stage
• Tuberville May Be In Trouble At Texas Tech
• The Best of Times
• Quick Turn-over-around For Chaps
• Massive Rally Falls Short
• Texas Tech Continues Losing Ways
• Lady Chaps Facing No.20 Westmont
• Chaps Doomed By Turnovers
• Livestock Judging Team Claims Seventh National Title
• Alternative Admissions Program Experiencing Success
• No.1 Azusa "Hopp's" Past Lady Chaps
• Texas Tech Could Benefit From Pinkel Suspension
• Latest Discoveries Research Magazine Now Available
• Lady Chaps Facing Defending Champs
• College of Education Receives $3.44 Million Grant
• Stunt doubles: Cheerleading Pairs Qualify for Nationals
• Bridal Fashion Show: Say Yes to the Dress, or Pants?
• Meat Judging Team Wins Ninth National Championship
• Science Organization Recognized as Role Model Chapter
• Chaps Ranked Fourth
• Lady Chaps Ranked 7th
• Texas Tech Still Hearing About Leach
• Yi-Yuan Tang Named Director of Neuroimaging Institute
• Personal Financial Planning to Become New Department
• Partnership with South Plains College Helps Train New Game Wardens
• Want to Know How to Avoid Holiday Weight Gain?
• Cyber Security Creates Issues for College Students
• Smyer's Fowler Will Join Lady Chaps
• Roberts Receives SAC Honor
• Ask The Experts: Dewey McMurrey
• Texas Tech Needs To Simplify
• Mick Follows In Father's Footsteps
• Sample Breaks Assist Record In Win
• Match Worth Digging
• Lady Chaps Win Exhibition
• LCU Moves Into Title Match
• Forbes Leads The List
• Six Players Earn All-SAC Honors
• Masked Rider No. 1 Stepped Up to Create Tradition
• Student Veterans to Lead Texas Tech Raider Walk
• Lady Chaps Head Into Tourney Play
• College of Agriculture Presents Outstanding Agriculturists Awards
• Balanced Attack Leads Lady Chaps
• Drovers Title-Drive Past Chaps
• Education Professor Receives Social Justice Award
• High School Outreach Program Flourishing in Brazil
• Duncan Debut Steer'ed Wrong Way
• Public Forum to Address Drought Impact in West Texas
• Have Questions About Preparing Your Thanksgiving Meal? Our Expert Could Help
• Chaps Tip Off Duncan Era
• Skunks Don't Stink It Up
• Close to Clinching
• Lady Chaps Reach 20 Again
• In The Red
• LCU Falls To Ranked OBU
• LCU at No.21 OBU Preview
• Institutional Laboratory Safety Committee Announced
• Statement Concerning Second Laboratory Accident
• Masked Rider No. 8 Honored to be Part of the Tradition
• Chaps Clinch SAC Tourney Berth
• Defense Leaves OC In The Cold
• LCU Tops First Place Votes
• Lady Chaps Picked Second
• International Week Celebrates Campus Diversity
• Sowell Center Hosts 13th Annual Lecture Series
• Chaps Finish Tied For Seventh
• 2011 Distinguished Staff Awards Announced
• The Daily Toreador Wins Big with the Columbia Scholastic Press Association
• Lady Chaps Ranked No.17
• Ask The Experts: Rob Weiner
• High School Students Participate in Nonwovens Research
• Lady Chaps Finish In 16th
• Chaps Finish Sixth
• Storm-Chased
• Lady Chaps Can't Dodge Storm
• Lady Chaps Edge Golden Eagles
• Chaps Facing Crimson Storm
• Lady Chaps Face Another Ranked Team
• V-Ballers Hosting JBU
• Lady Chaps Ace Evangels
• LCU Hosting MACU
• Researchers Secure $600,000 Marketing Grant to Assist Farmers and Ranchers
• In the NICK of Time
• Blocks Couldn't Carry LCU Past WT
• Stars Score Late
• Meat Judging Team Wins Fifth Consecutive Contest
• Rawls College of Business Honored By Princeton Review
• No.14 WT Comes to "The Rip"
• Chaps Hosting OCU
• Lady Chaps Hosting Ranked Stars
• Update on the Chemistry Laboratory Accident
• Texas Tech's Response to Accident Investigation Report
• Prestigious International Chess Tournament Underway
• LCU Braves To Finish Fourth
• Lady Chaps Picked Third
• Chaps Picked 10th in SAC
• Caveman Politics: Instincts Play Role in Our Decisions
• Packages On Sale Now
• Three Authors will Represent University Press at Texas Book Festival
• Michael Pollan Kicks Off Lecture and Performance Series
• LCU Dusts Up Mustangs
• Nominees for Faculty Research Award Being Sought
• Many Family-Friendly Events Planned for Halloween
• Duck/Skunk Schedule Set
• Buck Gets Props, Heads to Panama
• Chaps Looking For Their Chance
• Lady Chaps at USAO
• Statement Regarding Incident in Chemistry Building Laboratory
• 'Thriller' Flash Mob to Kick Off Alcohol Awareness Week
• Former Texas Tech Cheerleader Named Cheer Coach
• College of Education Pilots Teacher Preparation Program
• Masked Rider No. 13 Wouldn't Take 'No' for an Answer
• Where There is a "Bill" There is a Way
• MACU Blanks LCU
• Researchers Receive $500,000 Water Conservation Funding Boost
• Chemistry Celebrates Opening of Renovated Room
• Women's Rodeo Team Increases Regional Lead
• Education Professor Comfort Pratt Invited to Spain
• Hutch Streak Ends
• Chaps Finish in Fourth
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• School of Law Earns Top 20 Best Value Ranking
• Six to be Honored at Mass Comm Outstanding Alumni Breakfast
• Chaps Place Third at SPC
• Lady Chaps Finish Third
• Coronado's Reed Signs With LCU
• Texas Tech Experts Ready to Answer Your Questions
• Screenwriter and Director Inducted into the Mass Comm Hall of Fame
• Lady Chaps Down Stars
• Debate Stars Shine Bright at Showdowns in Colorado
• Texas Tech to Help Lead New Climate Science Center
• Presidential Lecture and Performance Series Announced
• Educators Sponsor Llama Reading for Local Children
• Masked Rider No. 21 Remembers Tradition of Pride
• Bison Hunter
• OBU BLOWS by LCU in OT
• Texas Tech Law Students Finish Second at National Competition
• Vietnam Guest Lecture Series Set to Resume
• Human Sciences Hosts 29th Annual Distinguished Alumni Luncheon
• Chaps Hosting Bison
• Lady Chaps Finally Home
• Message in a Bottle: Professor's Letter Surfaces 14 Years Later
• Texas Tech System Chancellor Hosts New Program
• Meat Judging Team Wins First Fall Contest
• Lady Chaps Tame Mustangs
• Lady Chaps In Hobbs
• Students Win Big in State Writing Competition
• Forbes Claims SAC Honor
• Library to Honor Faculty Achievements with Annual Exhibit
• Goings Now Five-Time Recipient
• Results Changed, Chaps Eighth
• LCU Competes In Annual Classic
• Hillcat-astrophic !
• Lady Chaps Suffer Shutout Loss
• Bison Avoid Lady Chaps Rally
• Chaps Seeking First SAC Win
• SAC Showdown
• Which Streak Will End?
• Lawrence Claims 200th Win
• $1.1 Million Grant to Help Students with Developmental Disabilities
• Hospitality Services' Executive Chef Receives Honor
• Lady Chaps Force Another Shutout
• Forbes' Deuce = Draw
• Cultural Heritage Research Symposium to Honor Professor
• School of Law Enrolls Most Diverse Class in its History
• Architecture Partnership Receives $5.9 Million Grant
• Homecoming 2011: Traditions and New Additions
• University College Experiences Record Enrollment Growth
• Researchers Assist State to Save Guadalupe Bass
• STEP 2 Program Recognized for Excellence in Education
• Lady Chaps Finish 2 in Top-10
• Texas Tech Once Again Sets Fall Enrollment Record
• SECC Campaign Off to Strong Start
• Chaps to Face D-I UL-Monroe
• Johnson and Goings Again
• Lady Chaps Open Season Nov. 5th
• Red Raider Writes Book to Honor Vietnam Veteran
• A-NINE-ilation
• Chaps Finish Third in OKC
• Lady Chaps Run in OKC
• Along Came Jones
• LCU Heads to JBU
• Debaters Open Season Strong, Named Top Overall School
• Texas Tech Hosts Women's Leadership Symposium
• Masked Rider No. 30 Lit up the Night with the 'Light Show'
• Everyone Pitches In To Lead LCU
• Chaps Face First SAC Road Test
• Alum Steps into Second Wave of Leadership Role
• Neighbor to Neighbor Program Kicks Off in Tech Terrace
• Professor Writes Most Downloaded Article
• Eye-Tracking Devices Help Disabled Use Computers
• LCU and Schoop Finish Second
• Chaps Finish Tied for Seventh
• After 75 Years, Victory Bells Still Ring Out Across Campus
• Early Head Start Earns NAEYC Accreditation
• U.S. Supreme Court Clerk to Speak at Law School
• LCU Duo Claims Honors
• "Gator" Claims SAC Honor
• Izzy Does It
• LCU Keeps Falcons Caged
• New Funding Opportunities Website Launched to Aid Faculty
• Texas Tech Participates in $4 Million Wind Research Project
• Texas Tech to Commemorate 75th Anniversary of Victory Bells
• Overtime Thriller
• Johnson & Johnson Leads LCU
• Chaps Hosting Rams
• Lady Chaps Facing Texas Wesleyan
• Strong Finish
• Pair of Friday Matches For LCU
• White House Correspondent to Speak at Texas Tech
• Livestock Judging Team Wins at National Barrow Show
• Women's Studies Program Presents Feminist Forums
• Texas Tech Goes Greener with Recycling
• Chaps Do Well In Tough Field
• SAC Lunch
• Program to Bring Environmental Engineering Experience to Teens
• Internal Funding Opportunity Available to Advance Faculty Scholarship
• SAC Play Opens Tonight
• Texas Tech Named Military Friendly School
• Education to Help to Better Train Local STEM Teachers
• Lady Chaps Sweep Honors
• Johnson Claims SAC Honor
• Alumni Weekend Teams/Schedule
• Researchers Help Iraqi Officials Rebuild Science and Technology
• Library to Host Two-Day Services Fair
• College of Business Dean Announces Retirement Plans
• Chaps Open With Event Victory
• Lady Chaps Open Season
• Victory in Victoria
• Chaps Fall In Final Five Minutes
• Killing Spree
• Panel to Discuss Immigration, Constitution for 'Constitution Day'
• Sept. 11 Memories: Lou Ortiz
• Upcoming Event to Help Troops Call Home
• Home Opener Friday vs. Wiley
• TechAlert! Test Schedule Announced
• Wenger Wenger Chicken Dinner
• Stock Rising!
• Sept. 11 Memories: Alberto Gonzales
• Baseball Alumni Weekend Events
• Super Saturdays Now Open for Enrollment
• Sept. 11 Memories: Jodey Arrington
• Almost a Goodnight!
• NAIA Nat. Off. Player of the Week
• Study Abroad Fair Set For Wednesday
• Online Events Calendar Launched
• Goings Claims SAC Honor
• Forbes Claims SAC Honor
• Lady Chaps "Kill" 'Cats
• Chaps Facing St. Mary's Today
• Lady Chaps Aim For First Win
• LCU Upsets Red Raiders
• Lady Chaps Look To Rebound
• Forbes Nets LCU's First Hat Trick
• Media Spotlight Shines Brightly on CSAR
• Our Ladies Lose at 'The Lake
• LCU Cruises to BRUsIN
• Masked Rider No. 50 Finds True Calling at Texas Tech
• Battle(s) at Bellevue Begin Tonight
• Expanded Presidential Scholarships Available for Freshmen
• Chaps Look For 2-0 Start
• Lady Chaps Head to the 'Lake
• Professor Creates Test That Could Predict Student Success More Accurately Than SAT
• Texas Tech Library to be Open 24/5
• Goings & Kender Claim SAC Honors
• Engineering Students Put Building Blox to the Test
• Lost Worlds of September 11 - Peter Josyph
• Forbes Finds Two
• Lady Chaps OFF-sides in Opener
• Success of Texas Tech Law Advocacy Programs Featured in preLaw Magazine
• Raider Red is Over the Hill
• Lady Chaps Kick-Off Season
• Lady Chaps Ace Rams
• Lady Chaps Open Season With Wins
• New Collaboration to Help Pre-professional Health Students
• LCU IN ACTION IN PLAINVIEW
• Maxine McCullough: Texas Tech's First Woman SGA President
• Welcome Back: Red Raiders Are Ready for New Academic Year
• Women's Studies Program to Celebrate Equality Day
• Back to School for Lubbock - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Video Passes On Sale Now
• Education Professor Receives Grant to Implement Online Math Tutorial
• LCU Selected Second
• Lady Chaps Picked Eighth
• LCU Picked Ninth
• Personal Financial Planning Doctoral Candidate and Advisor Recognized
• German Students Research Lifelong Learning Thanks to Unique Connection
• Wind Research Center Named a Top Science Program
• Back to School Fiesta Prepares Families for 2011-2012 School Year
• Planning Must Start Now to Bring Rangeland Back from Drought
• Laboratory Safety Seminar Open to Faculty, Staff and Students
• Texas Tech Alumnus Explores Wind Energy
• Sigma Delta Pi Earns National Award
• Rivers of Fire: Red Planet Channels Likely Formed by Lava
• Parking Permits for Raider Park Now Available for Students
• Sounds of West Texas Concert
• Clark Scholars Program Brings Gifted High School Students to Campus
• Texas Tech Helps Adults Return to College
• Alumnus Brings Opera to Broadway
• New Bachelor of Science in Wind Energy Announced
• Texas Tech Named 2012 Fiske Best Buy School
• SPICE Checkmates Hardship
• Texas Tech Hosts Summer Commencement Ceremonies
• Self Serving Again On LCU Bench
• Martinez Leads Texans To Third Place
• Texas Tech Alums Create Business from Trying Situation
• Duncan Announces Staff
• Research Connects Undergraduates from Across the US
• Heat Wave: Grilling Tips for Your Next Barbecue
• Professor Honored at International Latino Book Awards
• Fibertect Featured in National Guard Magazine
• International Affairs Chronicles the Dog Days of Summer
• Gibbs Keeton Named Asst. Coach
• Advanced Wind Energy Test Facility Makes a Move
• Therapy Saddles Up at New Facility
• Lady Chaps Announce Schedule
• Cheer Squad Named Best All-Around at NCA Camp
• Addiction and Recovery Center Commended by US Government
• Grad Student Creates Snake Identification iPhone App
• Researchers Fight Drought with Web-based Tools
• Texas Tech Researcher Receives Grant to Study Pharmaceuticals
• Youth Conquer Summer 'Brain Drain' with Science
• Texas Tech Toxicologists Find Weathered Crude Oil Less Toxic to Bird Eggs
• International Textiles Conference Announced
• Free Car Clinic Promotes Safe Travel
• Texas Students Gain Leadership Skills at Camp L.E.A.D.
• Graduate Presents Research to New York Stock Exchange
• Alumnus Pushes Buttons for Texas Tech Recruitment
• New Alliance Helps Minority Doctorate Students
• For the Love of Fashion
• TIEHH Receives Grant to Continue Counterterrorism Research
• Season Begins August 22nd
• Season Begins August 29th
• Lubbock's Business Leaders Busted for Having Big Hearts
• Pecans and Texans Just Naturally Go Together
• Graduate School Honors High-Quality Research
• Texas Tech Wins Australian International Meat Judging Contest
• Reading Program Showcases "In Defense of Food"
• Parsons Heads Across The Pond
• Researchers Receive Grant to Study Effects of Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
• Chaps Have Five Teams Honored
• What Digital Footprints Are You Leaving Behind?
• Music, Mind, Motion, Machines... Oh My!
• Texas Tech Makes Its Mark on NASA
• Mystery Science Theater Meets Academia
• Heading To Nationals
• Mass Comm. Hosts Global Lens 2011 Film Festival
• Toxicologists Receive $846,000 to Find Cause of Plummeting Quail Population
• Vice Provost Earns Praise for Accreditation Work
• Veteran Enrollment Continues to Rise
• 2011 Texas Tech Ornament Now Available
• History Professor Seeks to Make an International Impact
• Texas Tech: A "Mother-Friendly" Workplace
• Presidential Scholarships Encourage Enrollment
• Texas Tech Alumnus Goes Funny
• Texas Tech System Names New Vice Chancellor
• Texas Tech AVID to Implement New Retention System
• Texas Tech Ranks Among Top Fundraising Institutions
• Ground-Nesting Birds Eavesdrop to Find Safe Neighborhoods
• Susan Polgar Inspires "Chess Girls"
• Regents Approve Tuition, Fee Increases
• Texas Tech Paleontologist Flies High
• The Fight to Build Mutual Understanding
• Expert to Discuss America's Role in Eugenics at Museum of Texas Tech
• Texas Tech Students Become Instant World Travelers
• Texas Tech PFP Goes to Washington
• Tiny Dragonfly Wins Big in Competition
• Grad Student Receives Grant to Investigate High Plains Irrigation
• Women's Rodeo Team Finishes Top 5 at Nationals
• Texas Tech Selects Local Students to Attend Leadership Camp
• Summer Jazz Festival Celebrates Stan Kenton's 100th Birthday
• Wellness Center Offers Tips to Stay Cool in the Heat
• Researchers Receive $1.2 Million for Better Explosives Detection
• Vietnam Center and Archive Director Honored by Vietnamese Government
• 2011 Incoming Class
• New Hybrid Doctoral Program Caters to Busy Schedules
• Texas Tech Receives $1.2 Million Gift to Create Economics Institute
• A Semester Abroad In Your Own Backyard
• The Summer of the Superhero
• Alumna Gives First-Hand Account of Opening Years
• Trio Garners All-American Honors
• Bohlken and Leslie Earn Honors
• Chaps Claim a Pair of Academic Honors
• Dansby Claims A Program First
• From West Africa to West Texas
• Program Keeps Red Raiders in the Black
• Architecture Celebrates 25th Anniversary
• Marshall Drafted by Phillies
• University Employees Donate to Children's Miracle Network
• Report Proposes Strategies for Reducing Pollutants in Water
• Researchers Dig Into Biodegradable Mulch
• Sounds of West Texas Classic Country Music Show
• Chaps LEEp Into Championship Game
• Quest for the Story Leads Alumnus to Evening News Job
• Professor First to Publish an Exploration of Counseling and Color
• Chaps Get Burned
• Go For Launch: Forecasting Endeavour's Voyages into Space
• A Spud State Stud
• Center Commemorates Red Raiders Who Served in Vietnam
• Chaps Strike Out Stars
• Chaps Back In Action Tonight
• Witty Whitmore...Chaps Top Bison
• Alumna Teaches Sea Animals To Show Red Raider Spirit
• Time To Play Ball In Lewiston
• School of Law Dean Announced
• Libraries Creative Team Earns PR Xchange Awards
• Bat Researchers Discover New Species on St. Vincent Island
• LCU Eliminated In Bracket Play
• Alum Plays Himself in Film, Sort Of
• Lady Chaps Advance To Bracket Play
• LCU Completes Program's Best Finish
• LCU Falls to Defending Champions
• High Noon Showdown
• Homers Carry LCU Past Red Hawks
• Lead Slips Away From LCU
• 2011-2012 Cheerleader Squad Named
• Texas Tech Launches New Research Magazine
• Pool Play Begins Thursday
• LCU Leads After Two Rounds
• Hill Registers Hole-In-One
• Chaps Open With Familiar Foe
• Championship Preview
• The Daily Toreador Up for High Honor
• NAIA Championship Begins Today
• Texas Viticulture Certificate Program Opens Applications in June
• Texas Tech Leads the Way In Parking Solutions
• Foundation Grant Benefits Texas Tech Summer Institute
• On the Go to Idaho
• Game 7 Final: KWU 6 - Northwood 5
• A Tyler Rose !
• Game 6 Final: KWU 7 - Hastings 1
• Game 4 Final: Hastings 10 - RSU 7
• Tournament Central
• A Howling Good Start For Chaps
• Game 2 Final: Northwood 8 - RSU 5
• Texas Tech Breaks Ground on New Residence Hall
• Game 1 Final: Hastings 1 - KWU 11
• Play Gets Underway Today
• Watch All Lubbock Bracket Games
• VorTECH Helps Researchers Better Understand Tornadoes
• Texas Tech Hosts Spring Commencement Ceremonies
• War-time Nurse Visits for Vietnam Lecture Series
• Texas Tech Begins Renewed Efforts in Zealous Research
• Clinic/Camp Changes
• Softball All-SAC Honors
• Texas Tech and Petroleum Engineering are All in the Family
• Surviving College by Reading Comics
• Opening Round Fields Announced
• Chaps Have Three On First Team
• Another 50-Win Season
• LCU Opens SAC Tourney 2-1
• Chaps Close SAC Tourney With Win
• World Record of People Wearing Frog Masks Set
• SAC Softball Tournament
• Cinco Not Enough
• Texas Tech Appoints Interim Dean of University College
• College of Education Creates Online Graduate Application
• 2011-2012 Pom Squad Named
• Chaps "Burn" MACU
• Be a Fashionista: Retail Management Hosts Summer Fashion Camp
• Women's Rodeo Team Ropes Regional Championship
• Latest Tournament Updates
• Chaps Ready For Tourney Action
• National Player of the Week
• Researchers Gauge New Chinese Cotton Policy Shift
• Professor to Host Panel on Latinos in US Sports
• Design Students Strut the Denim Runway
• Weekly Honor Sweep
• SAC Baseball Tournament Info
• Texas Tech to Build Hance Chapel on Campus
• A Senior Salute !
• Chaps Finish Regular Season In Third
• Senior Day Saturday
• Pair of Pitching Gems
• Final Countdown
• Softball Camp Opens Up Camp Season
• "Save the Frogs Day" Highlights Biology Amphibian Research
• Plant Ecologist: Weather One Major Cause for Texas Wildfires
• Chaps Fourth at SAC Championships
• International Affairs Presents Global Vision Awards
• Agriculture Students, Research Benefit From Case IH Partnership
• Frazier Sets NAIA Home Run Mark
• 25 Years Later: Amazing Adaptation in Chernobyl
• LCU Faces Ranked NCAA D-II Team
• Wild Night At Wilder
• Professor Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Three-peat: Ranch Horse Team Reigns as National Champions
• Faculty Honored for Quality Teaching and Research
• SAC Women's Golfer of the Week
• Texas Tech to Host Literary Lubbock Event
• Good Friday !
• Chaps Lose The Battle Win The War
• New Student Regent Appointed
• Forum Teaches Faculty How to Submit NSF CAREER Proposals
• Climate Expert Appears in 'Discover Magazine: Changing Planet'
• Library Invites Students to Plug In
• Lady Chaps Head to Alva
• Chaps Upset #6 OBU Twice
• Lady Chaps Sweep Lady Cavs
• Dig Tech: Arbor Day Events Set
• Chaps Face Big Series Today
• Morning Softball For Lady Chaps
• Camp Enriches Students' Academic Experiences
• Business, Engineering Receive Gift from ConocoPhillips
• 'Good Morning America' Samples Found Clean of Petroleum
• LCU Claims First Ever SAC Title
• Chaps Battle the Heavyweights
• Philosophy Student Rings In on 'Jeopardy'
• Travel Warning: Wildfires and Easter Travel
• Chaps Walk the Line
• Van Dieren Does It
• Chaps Hosting Pioneers Tonight
• New Mascots Step Up During Ceremonies
• Texas Tech Scores Again in Recruiting
• Bat Researcher Receives $500,000 NSF Grant
• School of Music Presents 35th Annual Scholarship Concert
• College of Engineering Recognizes Distinguished Alumni
• LCU Rallies Twice
• Chaps Complete Sweep Over Drovers
• LCU Hosts OC With New 1PM Start
• Chaps Win-d With 12K's From Rogers
• Summer Camp Introduces Girls to Science Careers
• Chaps Head to USAO
• Burkhart Center Hosts Annual Autism Walk
• Embracing Diversity: Programs Dedicated to Serving Diverse Students
• Familiar Name To Join Chaps
• Texas Tech Club Sets Membership Milestone
• Cheerleaders Claim Second at National Championship
• Back-To-Back No-Hitters
• NAIA National Player of the Week
• Texas Tech Ranks Among Top 25 Social Media Colleges
• Lady Chaps Hosting USW Today
• Marshall Strikes Out 18 Batters
• Monday Night Baseball!
• Raider Red: Larger than Life in Times Square
• SAC Player of the Week
• FaGaines Claims SAC Award
• The Girl in the Picture: Living Vietnam War Symbol to Share Story
• Student Government Officers Have Bright Ideas for the Future
• Lady Chaps Ink Top Recruit
• Weekend At Burnaman's
• Pair of Three-Hit Shutouts
• FaGaining Ground in SAC Play
• Chaps Slam Rangers
• Chaps Hosting Rangers
• Undergraduate Research Hosts Week-Long Conference
• Summit to Focus on Strategies to Advance Diversity
• St. Greg's Comes Marching In
• Ten Professors Awarded for Going Above and Beyond
• Federal Officials Visit Center to Learn about College Recovery Centers
• Chaps Unable To Hold Onto Lead
• Lady Chaps Finish In Third
• Theatre and Dance Presents Raider Red's Awesome Dance Spectacular
• Burn Baby Burn!
• Texas Tech Hosts Events to Increase Awareness of Sexual Assault
• Texas Tech Brings 'Something of Value' to Campus
• Hays Field Is A Hosting Finalist
• Knight Raiders Win Final Four: Best College Chess Team In Nation
• Vietnam Center Hosts Film Festival
• Pair of Shutouts in LCU Sweep
• Chaps Put Out Firestorm
• Chaps Hosting Arizona Christian
• Lady Chaps Hosting MACU For Two
• No Fooling Around
• Rawls College of Business Honors Distinguished Alumni
• Texas Tech Sets Tuition, Fees Cap for 2011-12
• Raiders Helping Others: Students Use Spring Break to Volunteer
• Mentor Tech’s Annual Banquet Hosts Princeton Educator and Author
• Texas Tech Joins Prestigious Consortium
• Chaps Get Combined Effort
• Texas Tech Hosts Informative Summer Camp
• Texas Tech a Launching Pad for a Pulitzer Prize Winner
• Chaps Hosting War Hawks at 5PM
• Games at WTAMU Changed
• Chaps Rally With Walk-Off Victory
• Lady Chaps Silence 'Cats
• Lady Chaps Finally Back Home
• Freaky Friday at Hays Field
• Celtic Ensemble to Perform
• Spirit Squads to Show Off National Routines
• Chaps Hosting Evangels
• Celia Sandys Chased Churchill's Life Story
• Unearned Split
• Hewitt Claims All-American Honor
• Atkins & Hampton Claim NAIA Honors
• Head of the Class
• Teens Make History at 2011 SPICE Spring Chess Invitational
• School of Law Presents Fifth Criminal Law Symposium
• Lady Chaps Back In Action Today
• LCU Rallies For Tough Road Split
• Just Like Old Times
• Chaps Finish With Two In Top Five
• University Career Services Hosts Networking Event
• Women's Studies Program Presents "Enough"
• Livestock Judging Team Finishes with Win in Houston
• Chaps Host Old Familiar Foe
• No.5 LCU at No.10 OCU
• Land Art of the Southwest Exhibition Set to Open
• Mass Communications to Host Annual Morris Lecture
• School of Music hosts 44th Annual Jazz Band Festival
• Outdoor Siren and TechAlert! Test Scheduled
• LCU Claims Third at WNMU Event
• Jacksonian Era Ends For Lady Chaps
• Lady Chaps Need Another Upset
• Chaps Hold Off Eagles, Claim Series
• Film Documents VORTEX2 Project
• Hampton Eclipses 1000-Pts In Upset
• Pulitzer Prize Winner to Speak About Career in Journalism
• Sweet 16 - LCU vs. BETHEL
• Chaps Split Twinbill At OC
• Hispanic Honor Society Hosts Third Annual Peace and Security Forum
• Engineering Grad Programs Among Best
• LCU On the Road For Two
• Luck of the Lady Chaps
• Graduates Pucker Up for Word Power
• Granddaughter of Winston Churchill to Speak
• Chaps Finish Eighth In Cowtown
• Hill Claims SAC Weekly Honor
• TOURNEY TIME FOR LADY CHAPS
• Raising Arizona
• Chaps Fall Apart Late
• Home Sweet Home
• Lady Chaps Finally Home
• Softball Video Passes Available
• Chaps Split DH With 'Cats
• Texas Tech Creates Near-Real-Time Map of Japan Quake Aftershocks
• Chaps Aim to End RSU's Streak
• Radiation Expert Discusses Japan Nuclear Power Plant Concerns
• Men's Head Basketball Coach Named
• Meat Judging Team Wins and Shows at Houston Livestock Show
• Chaps Split DH With York
• Responsible Conduct of Research Conference Set
• Expert Discusses The 1966 Batman Movie and Why it Matters
• #5 LCU Hosting #19 York
• Hill Wins and LCU Finishes Third as Team
• Quick Start Carries Chaps To Victory
• Global Lens 2011 Regional Premiere
• Admitted Student Website Launched
• Texas Tech to Host Prestigious Summer Science Camp
• Britton Makes Orioles Debut
• Society of Physics Students Earns Two Awards from American Institute of Physics
• Scientists Receive Recognition for Collaborative Teamwork
• Texas Tech's Habitat for Humanity Greek Build to Construct Home for Local Family
• Vietnam Center Hosts Seventh Triennial Symposium
• Lady Chaps Rally Past TexAnns
• Game Goes Foul In the Eighth
• Chaps and Stars Wrap Up SAC Series
• Lady Chaps Back In Action
• Free-Thrown Out of Tourney
• Chaps Bats Go Cold
• 'Fight for the Scarlet and Black'
• Enrollment Management & Student Affairs Wins Gold ADDYs
• Red Raider Meats Hosts Barbecue Cook-off
• School of Music to Host Third Annual Town Hall Organ Recital
• Keeping the Throne: Texas Tech Mayors on Being at the Top
• LCU Seeks SAC Title Game Berth
• Copeland Era Ends in Triple OT
• Tourney Time For Chaps
• Oh Miss' Wilson!
• Looking at Lubbock Through a Camera Lens
• Kirby Hocutt Named Director of Athletics
• Researchers Awarded $600,000 From Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas
• Texas Tech Begins Hocutt Era
• Debate Qualifies for the National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence
• Decision 2011: Congressional Interns Headed to D.C.
• Lady Chaps Aim to Be The Early Bird
• KTXT-TV Channel 5 Announces Schedule for 'Smart TV' Pledge Drive
• Major Change: Texas Tech Hosts Academic Majors Fair
• Record 14-0 Start for Chaps!
• DPS Discourages Spring Break Travel to Mexico
• A Comedy Empire: The Second City to Perform
• The Use of Comics in Holocaust Education
• Road Trip: Parking Services Prepares Students for Spring Break Drive
• Expert: Climate Change, Prey Availability Influenced Paleoindian Arrowhead Making
• Will the Streak Continue Today?
• Atkins Leads LCU Honorees
• Hewitt Leads Chaps in Honors
• SAC Player & Pitcher of the Week
• Longorio Claims First Collegiate Honor
• Educator to Attend United Nations Meeting
• Texas Tech and Maddox Foundation Increase Scholarship Opportunities
• Spirit Squads Host Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Recruiter
• Lady Chaps Split at OC
• What a Send-off!
• Chaps Sweep Storm
• LCU Suffers Only Home Loss
• One Last Time At Home
• Lady Chaps Try To Stay Perfect at Home
• Chaps Open SAC Play With Wins
• Chickasha Friday Recap
• TTU Mobile Rolls Out for Android Devices
• Two Texas Tech Professors Receive Highest Faculty Honor
• LCU Opens SAC Play Hosting SNU
• Hospitality Services Director Receives Honorary Doctorate
• First SAC Games and USAO Tourney
• Lady Chaps Hold-Off 'Eagles
• Chaps Start On Empty
• Celebrate International Women's Day with a Film Viewing
• LCU Hosts Important Game Tonight
• Lady Chaps At Home Tonight
• Kite Named LCU X-Country Coach
• Texas Tech Law School Honors Distinguished Alumni
• Texas Tech Hosts Fifth Annual Severe Weather Awareness Day
• Thursday and Friday Schedule Changes
• Texas Tech Law School Adds Two More Advocacy Wins
• Undergraduates Present Research Findings at State Capitol
• Range Management Professor Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Chaps Win Ninth in the Ninth
• Texas Tech Names Agricultural Scholars
• Find Your Strengths During StrengthsQuest Week
• Lady Chaps Win Opening Event
• Chaps Open Spring Season
• Chenworth Claims SAC Award
• Frazier and Hall Claim SAC Honors
• Architecture Students Present Ideas to Preserve Lubbock Historical Building
• Museum to Host 'Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race' Exhibit
• LCU Off To Best Start Since 1983
• LCU Rebounds With Win
• Chaps Round-Up Rangers
• Pair of Run Rule Wins For LCU
• Chaps Hosting Lindenwood Today
• Chaps At NWOSU Today
• Lady Chaps Aim For Cowtown Crown
• Lady Chaps In Alva Today
• 'Get Smart! Play Chess'
• Cowtown Classic Gets Underway
• Lady Chaps Win Streak Halted
• Chaps SAC Win Streak Ends
• Judging Teams Begin Season Strong
• College of Agriculture Honors Distinguished Alumni
• Jazz Ensemble to Salute Band Leaders In a Black History Month Celebration
• Can The Chaps Make It Six Tonight?
• Lady Chaps Look For Tenth Straight Win
• Chamber Music Plays a New Tune
• Former Senior Curator Named Executive Director of Museum of Texas Tech
• New Hays, Same Results
• New Hays Era Begins Today
• Texas Tech Sponsors Feed Your Body and Soul Week
• Volunteer with Accolade Hospice
• Chaps Claim Weekly SAC Honors
• Hewitt Claims Honor
• Texas Tech Sets Spring Enrollment Record
• Chaps Slam Bruins
• Sunday Baseball In the Sun
• Chaps Deliver Blow
• Lady Chaps Streak Past OBU
• Grand Opening!
• Play Ball!
• LCU Hosts Defending Champs Today
• Lady Chaps Hosting OBU Today
• Season Preview Q&A
• Williams Hits 1,000-Point Plateau In Win
• Global Warming!
• Texas Tech Announces Interim Dean of College of Agriculture
• Communications and Marketing Takes Home Gold
• Chaps Look For Road Play At Home
• Lady Chaps Hosting SGU Today
• Presidential Lecture & Performance Series to Feature Wind Quintet, Imani Winds
• Thursday's Games Moved to Friday
• Texas Tech Law Team Emerges As National Champions in Moot Court Competition
• Happy Birthday, Texas Tech!
• Bellevue Series Moved To Sat-Sun
• Feb. 9 Classes Delayed
• Bundle Up! Tips for Braving the Cold
• 'And the Victory Bells Will Ring Out!'
• Season Opens Feb. 15th
• Center for Campus Life Hosts 'Meet the Greeks'
• Texas Tech Provides Students a Way to Get Home for Spring Break
• Expert Analyzes Emotional Quotient of Super Bowl Ads
• Discovering 12,000 Years of History at Lubbock Lake Landmark
• Read All About It!
• Storm Catching
• Chaps At No.12 SNU
• No.22 Lady Chaps Facing No.19 SNU
• Chaps Defeat USAO With Late Surge
• Lady Chaps Not Blinded By Science
• Marketing Professor Using Twitter Data to Measure Super Bowl Ad Buzz
• Chaps Try To Get Back On Track
• LCU Looks To Keep Streaking
• Baseball Games Moved to Hays Field
• MOON Project Shines for Teachers and Students Around the World
• LCU Receives Academic National Honors
• Tryouts Feb. 21st
• Six Players Sign On Signing Day
• Feb. 3 Classes Delayed
• Thursday's Games Moved to Friday
• Gov. Perry Appoints Regents for Texas Tech University System
• Students and Siblings Invited for a Weekend of Tradition
• Classes Delayed for Feb. 2
• Baseball Now Starting Saturday
• Traveling Feminist Shelby Knox to Speak at 27th Annual Women's Conference
• 'Good Morning, Vietnam!' Adrian Cronauer and Others Featured in 2011 Lecture Series
• Classes Delayed until 11 a.m.
• Lubbock Lake Landmark Celebrates 75 Years with Ice Age Presentation
• From Lubbock to Carnegie Hall: Music Performance to Feature Competition Finals
• Another Game... Another Record
• Lady Chaps Notch Scoring Mark
• Chaps Look To End Streak Today
• Lady Chaps Hosting MACU Today
• Watch Select LCU Baseball Game Online
• Star Unspangled
• Another Record at the Rip
• Campus Life Presents Risk Management Series for Greek Students
• Newly Discovered Winemaking Site Shows Advanced Techniques
• Chaps Look To Refocus Tonight
• #25 LCU Hosting #2 OCU Tonight
• Mentor Tech Smooths the Path by Connecting Students with Faculty
• Law Professor Elected to Most Prominent Legal Association
• Students Provide Costa Ricans with Clean Energy
• I Want to be a Red Raider
• Copeland Announces Resignation
• Researchers Warn of Tularemia in Area Feral Hogs
• Alumna Splits Past from Present
• Former Astronaut to Lead Whitacre College of Engineering to New Heights
• "Hew" Da Man - 1,622 Career Points
• Lady Chaps Fly Past Eagles
• Today's Agenda: A Win & A Record
• Lady Chaps Hosting OC at 1 PM
• Team Wins National Retirement Challenge
• Wanted: Middle School Math and Science Teachers to Earn Free Master’s Degree
• Where There's a Wil-son, There is a Way
• Hewitt Tops 1,600 pts... Chaps Fall
• 75 Years of Discovery: Museum Celebrates Anniversary of Lubbock Lake Landmark
• Former Red Raider Finds Success in Her Hidden Truth
• Will History Be Made Tonight?
• Lady Chaps Host NWOSU Tonight
• Texas Tech Celtic Ensemble Presents "Céili in the Snow: An Irish House-Party"
• Chess Player Earns Grandmaster Title
• Contract Extension Announced for Tommy Tuberville
• School of Music to Perform "Godspell"
• Follow Texas Tech Architecture Students on a Journey through India
• Texas Tech Hosts Off-Campus Housing Fair
• Defense Defeats JBU
• JBU Gets Read-ing Lesson
• A Mixed SAC
• Lady Chaps at John Brown Today
• Behavior Change Slow or Impossible if Process is too Difficult
• Eight Is Enough
• 'Cats Trio Tops LCU
• Texas Tech to Host 27th Annual Conference on Advancement of Women in Higher Education
• Researchers Discover 'Great-Grandmother' of Crocodiles
• Chaps Look For A First Tonight
• Lady Chaps Aim to Keep Streaking
• Student Awarded DEIS Graduate Fellowship
• Roberts Named V-Ball Asst. Coach
• School of Art to Present Contemporary Art Jewelry Exhibit and Symposium
• CASNR to Host World Food Prize Laureate
• School of Art Galleries to Present Georgia State MFA Exchange Exhibition
• Alumna Elected President of Science and Engineering Honor Society
• Business Professors Become Journal Editorial Team
• Chess Team Earns Four National Titles at Pan-Am Intercollegiate Championships
• Food Safety Experts Host Food Network Star’s Educational Tour
• Littlefield aims to get past sting of 2009
• Dahlberg: Two days before fight, Pacquiao goes for a ride
• Hospice doctor helps to heal patients who can't be cured
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• Hearing over new Tennessee mosque puts Islam on trial
• Red Raiders aim to improve this year
• City high school basketball roundup: Barker sparks Tigers in Tip Off opener
• High school football playoff pairings, results
• DNA test casts doubt on executed Texas man's guilt for murder
• Bad 'Alibi': Idaho burglary suspect found next door at bar
• Advocacy groups hope Pentagon study on gays sways Congress
• Lady Raiders to be thrown into fire at Pit
• Things To Do
• Our view: Government has no business usurping parental authority
• White's 33-yard touchdown gives Falcons 26-21 victory over Ravens
• Karen Kay Kinard Roy
• Soldiers of God to hold benefit concernt
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• Wanda Mae Kelm
• Things To Do
• Authorities file charges in connection with illegal eight-liner game rooms
• Lubbock police release photos of theft suspects
• New reality: Obama, GOP talk compromise, conflict
• Dan M. Keesee
• Owen shouldered load when Coronado needed him most
• State Republicans prepare for tough Texas legislative session
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• Bill F. Sims
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• Minorities ride GOP wave to groundbreaking wins
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• Former astronaut to take Tech dean job
• New legislators ready to deliver
• Wilma Jarnagin
• Scientists seek 3-D video
• Council meets to fill utility board seats
• Texas polygamist guilty of sexual assault
• Researchers question if United Nations troops led to Haiti cholera outbreak
• Voters take first step toward improving LISD athletics
• Area high school football players of the week
• LCU baseball, softball picked atop SAC
• Federal authorities make largest pot bust in history, confiscating 20 tons from tunnel
• From our story comments
• Ransom Canyon offers Steel House tour, art show
• Discounts offered in Facebook check-in 'Deals'
• Stalemate in Congress might not be a bad situation for economy
• Area high school football: Week 10 schedule
• Rangers looking toward bright future
• Chilean miner ready for New York City marathon
• Republicans capitalize in election with more social media attention
• Area high school football honor roll
• Peanut butter drive supports the hungry, producers and local economy
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• Mom in Spain happy that her 10-year-old gave birth; doesn't understand shock
• Voter turnout increases from last midterm in 2006
• Institute hosts Alzheimer's event
• Texas Tech sports roundup: Soccer team falls at Big 12 tourney
• FBI: Fifth Virginia shooting linked to earlier cases at Coast Guard station
• Tuberville bullish on seniors, even during trying year
• Divorces Granted
• Obama's star fades in Muslim world
• Texas and region
• Big East votes to add football teams
• 'Lion King' actress dies from leukemia at age 11
• Grand Jury Indictments
• GOP sweeps Texas statewide offices once again
• Robot's space debut 'giant leap for tinmankind'
• Rowe defeats Democratic challenger; Head beats Lusk, Miller
• Voters carry anxiety, disappointment to the polls
• Auditors ask whether U.S. overselling diplomacy, concerned about troop pull-out
• Lubbock man indicted by grand jury for torching abandoned apartment complex
• Associated Press: If trends hold, GOP will have massive majority in Texas House
• Perry easily defeats White in Texas governor's race
• Lubbock-Cooper band falls short of championship
• The A-J wants to see your crazy hair photos
• Doggett returns to Congress; Edwards ousted by GOP
• Democrats hold on to governorships in New Hampshire, Arkansas
• 'Duty' to vote felt by fewer Lubbock County residents this year
• Busy baseball offseason begins faster than usual
• Yemen charges U.S.-born radical cleric al-Awlaki
• Perry says book proof of no 2012 run for president
• BP reports quarterly profit despite large reimbursement plan; gulf residents react
• South Plains Church to host speaker Coffey Anderson for youth and college ministries
• LISD's $198 million bond issue narrowly approved
• Tommy Lamkin
• Cowboys owner has few options to fix 1-6 team
• Democrats and Republicans see victories across the region
• From our story comments
• Boxer wins reelection in California, all but dashing GOP hopes to win Senate
• Charlene Delores Grissom
• Michigan woman sells handwritten Obama letter to autograph collector for $7,000
• After Series loss, Rangers waiting on Lee decision
• Republicans near control of House, make gains, but don't take over in Senate
• Is GM really worth as much as Ford right now?
• Houston votes to dump red-light cameras
• Joe Dan Gosdin
• Lubbock man hopes to grow Movember team in Lubbock
• Witnesses detail DeLay's PAC at laundering trial
• 'Wheel of Fortune' voice O'Donnell dies at 78
• Westwood's the No. 1 golfer in the world, but for how long?
• Sharlott Donaghey
• Homeownership stays at lowest level in decade due to foreclosures, tight lending
• Supreme Court hears violent games arguments; justices split on constitutionality
• Despite dry run, timing midair explosion not easy
• Future teachers must show, not just tell, skills
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• Bettie Hill Riley Cook
• Bombings, mortar strikes kill 76 across Baghdad
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• Offensive woes emerge for Texans in loss to Colts
• Former astronaut headed to Tech engineering
• Rachel Ann Beard Asher
• U.S., Mexico probe Americans' deaths in border city
• Chargers' Rivers on pace to shatter Marino's single-season passing record
• Plainview product Egnew producing for No. 14 Mizzou
• Quick opinion
• Incumbents Dewhurst, Abbott win in Texas races
• Death Notices
• Lions plan honor for veterans
• Divorces Granted
• LCU to host Betenbough Lectures
• Red Raiders football notebook: Getting ready for Gabbert
• Voters approve $198 million bond package
• Phillip J. Record
• Cross country jumps in rankings
• Emerging electrical problems prompt another shuttle delay 24 hours before take-off
• Frullo easily wins Isett's former seat
• UConn's Moore chosen as unanimous preseason All-America for second time
• Second time a charm for Landtroop
• Chester Morris
• Across the nation
• Omega-3 pills fail to work in Alzheimer's patients
• Democrats brace for huge GOP gains in Texas House
• Report: Tech's green efforts show modest improvement, lags in Big 12
• Toyota asks court to dismiss acceleration lawsuits saying most are unwarranted
• Republicans nearing control of U.S. House, adding Senate seats also
• County's voter turnout second lowest in history
• Batch: Wounded Warriors remind me football is not real life
• Accused drunken driver Lewis charged with murder in sheriff officer's death
• Serra Club to hold tamale sale
• High school volleyball playoffs roundup: Versatile attack helps Coronado outlast Franklin
• Heflin trails Landtroop in House 85 early returns
• High school volleyball playoff pairings, results
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• ECB, Bank of Japan keep wary eye on Fed
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• Chaps blank Wayland in SAC soccer finale
• Perry defeats White in race for Texas governor
• Marriage Licenses
• Texas park agency backs off disputed land deal
• Celebration Christian Center to host benefit concert for Mongolian orphanage
• Tough draw could help Tech soccer
• Births
• Rick Perry easily defeats Bill White in race for Texas governor
• Pullen's 15 points lead No. 3 Kansas State to win vs. Newman
• Brain doctors raise concussion alarm for kids' sports, say trainers should be present
• Contraception could be free under health care law
• Study indicates brain energy crisis may spark Parkinson's
• Lubbock pedestrian killed Friday night
• Things to do
• Megachurch pastor in Atlanta denies allegations of sexually abusing four young men
• Around the world
• Pinkel wants hit reviewed by Big 12
• Takeover in sight, Republicans confident on election eve
• Texas and region
• Girl Scouts: Uniforms will continue to be made in U.S. despite taking a bid from China
• Arlington hosts dismal doubleheader
• Lubbock ISD dominates meet
• Recap of our recommendations for today's mid-term elections
• Tech budget cuts hit faculty pay gap
• Police: Atlanta newlywed shot to death by husband after less than a month of marriage
• Annual family fun event featured obstacle courses, safety tips and candy
• Community briefs
• Tuberville's takes
• Lubbock County students win national FFA Agriscience Fair honors
• Police: Teenager shot dead by driver of Mercedes after egging vehicle Halloween night
• Across the nation
• Disney star Demi Lovato enters self into treatment center for physical, emotional issues
• Area high school football standings
• 'Circus' PBS allows viewers a consistent glimpse behind the scenes
• Eleanor Mae (Wallin) Hamrick
• Deal or punt decision on Bush tax cuts belongs to Obama's
• Rigors of 3-4A play has Tigers, Lady Bulldogs ready
• Entertainment briefs
• Death Notices
• Houston attorney Mostyn becoming godfather to several Democrats
• Tech quarterbacks Potts, Sheffield to compete in practice to determine who starts in game against Missouri
• From our story comments
• NM family locates site of children’s grave site in Jal after 103 years
• Frances Rush
• New dioxin rules might force more cleanups
• Buffaloes, Wildcats set for showdown
• Police believe stabbing was in self-defense
• LPD: Driver in fatal crash faces murder charges
• Leeanne Harris
• NM family locates site of children's grave site in Jal after 103 years
• Former Terry County Jail escapee tries again, falls through ceiling
• Texas early voting spike driven by ease, economics
• Giants fans celebrate World Series Championship win in downtown San Fransisco
• John "Apa" Champion
• Police block sex abuse survivors near Vatican
• In Civil Courts
• Texas House District 85 race getting nasty, expensive
• Giants General Manager Brian Sabean's coaching decisions paying dividends for SF
• Nan Burch
• Pontiac, maker of muscle cars, ends after 84 years
• New Deal Lions getting healthier, making playoffs in own hands
• South Plains high school playoff picture
• Griner leads Baylor's No. 2 ranked women's basketball team to exhibition game rout
• Lady Chaps drop season opener
• Returnees flee as Indonesia volcano spews more ash
• Quick opinion
• Fuston, Sharpe honored by Big 12
• Your views
• Terry County Jail inmate captured in second escape attempt
• Shuttle leak repairs good, launch on for Wednesday
• Around the world
• High school volleyball pairings
• Tuberville: Helping 'D' affects offensive plan
• United States intelligence officials say dry run in September likely preceded bomb plot
• Taliban hold secret talks with Afghan president
• Rangers' best pitcher, big bats fizzle vs. Giants
• Divorces Granted
• Chow down: Three new eateries further fuel Lubbock's feeding frenzy
• Gov. present as appeals court hints at tossing part of Arizona immigration law
• Top JFK aide Theodore Sorensen dies at 82
• Former Fort Worth editor Phil Record dies
• More often, Lubbock County votes early
• All hands on deck for Lady Raiders in 2010
• U.S. appeals court extends life of United States military's 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• Cuba faces looming deadline for prisoner release
• Across the nation
• Marriage Licenses
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• Birth control could be free under health care law
• Annual family fun event featured obstacle courses, safety tips and candy
• Texas and region
• Giants' Bumgarner shuts down Texas, takes San Francisco to brink of Series crown
• Deal or punt decision on Bush’s tax cuts is President Obama’s to make
• Indonesian volcano unleashes new powerful eruption, spewing searing gas and debris
• NFL roundup: Brady, Patriots scramble to defeat Vikings
• Bomb plot just narrowly averted, officials say
• Pontiac comes to an end after 84 years
• Tribute to Bidal Aguero planned
• Oregon, Auburn swap spots atop BCS standings
• Community briefs
• Vote early - and get on with life?
• Boys and Girls Club to honor Ince, Phea and Tatum
• Red Raiders football notebook: Price you pay
• Things to do
• Terry County Jail inmate captured in escape attempt
• Goal of walk is to take a stand against bullying
• Tech coaches pondering options at quarterback
• With images of civil rights, blacks urged to vote
• Tech faculty salaries lag in state, nation
• Lubbock pedestrian killed Friday night
• Texas man leads effort to address erosion hazard, dangerous remains of coast drilling
• Garrard leads Jaguars past crumbling Cowboys
• From our story comments
• November is Home Care & Hospice Month; learn more about the care options available
• Pettit: Even Michelangelo can be taken for granted by his daily beholders
• Texas woman talks about membership in Hitler Youth during WWII, writes war memoirs
• Oregon on top, Auburn closes on Boise in AP poll
• Quick opinion
• ‘Tis the season for holiday cleaning! Visit The Cleaning House for the right products
• Across the nation
• Game 3 earns 2nd-lowest rating for World Series, Chevrolet commits to more advertising
• Mavericks beat Clippers 99-82
• Study: Alcohol worse than drugs
• Taliban conduct secret talks with Afghan president
• 6th-ranked Utah braces for showdown with No. 4 TCU, players self-impose gag order
• Colts' focus: Stop Texans' RB Foster
• U.S. officials say bombmaker in Yemen a key suspect
• Am-Mex Electric helping you keep your home safe
• Police block sex abuse survivors near Vatican
• Democrat White campaigns all weekend; Perry takes day off, enjoys A&M football
• James "Parky" Parkinson
• Obama makes last campaign stop in pivotal Ohio
• MetLife Bank introduces reverse mortgage that could save homeowners thousands
• Returnees flee once again as Indonesia volcano spews more ash
• Contraception could be free under health care law, parties locked in moral tug-of-war
• H.P. "Horace" Davidson
• Lt. Col. G.A. Davis helped purchase freedom
• Furniture Renovations can repair chairs in your home; call today
• Cuba faces looming deadline for prisoner release
• With memories of civil rights, preachers urge black people to avoid complacency, vote
• Death Notices
• Bowyer edges Harvick
• Seniors stay sharp with activities, friends at Wedgewood South
• NM family locates site of children’s grave site in Jal after 103 years
• Generation gap divides troops on revoking 'don't ask, don't tell' policy in military outfits
• Irene Anita Ehler
• Bob Perry, rock star of GOP donors
• Storm damage? Never re-roof again! Contact Lubbock’s Shield Construction
• Around the world
• NASA approves shuttle leak repairs, launch set for Wednesday after two-day delay
• Shelly Holmes
• Your views
• Promote business with private label water from Essence Bottling Co.
• Top JFK aide Sorensen dies at age 82
• New dioxin standards proposed by Obama administration might force more cleanups
• Attorney becoming Democrat godfather
• White campaigns all weekend; Perry takes day off
• The ultimate hail deal is at Precision Body Works, Inc.
• New dioxin rules might force more cleanups
• Shuttle leak repairs good, launch on for Wednesday
• Westwood takes over No. 1 ranking
• Shop comfortably indoors, experience finest service from RV pros at Camper Coaches
• Business Calendar
• Griffin passes for two touchdowns, leads Baylor past Texas 30-22
• Chinese acrobatic troupe to perform matinee on Nov. 7
• Texas A&M overwhelms Texas Tech football
• Guadalupe Garcia
• Mr. and Mrs. Dewbre
• From our story comments
• Around the world
• Texas and region
• Fox, Cablevision reach agreement
• 467th Combat Stress Control Detachment says work helped after Fort Hood shootings
• Robert J. Gilmore
• Greenberg: Sometimes it's just the principle of the thing
• Obama warns of progress reversal if GOP wins
• Your views
• Convention Calendar
• Mr. and Mrs. Jones
• Friday night lights burn bright into 12 overtime periods before Jacksonville claims win
• Ava Lynn Johnson
• Young Professionals of Greater Lubbock announce 20 Under 40 list
• Video game review: Epic adventure and acidic wit abound in 'Fable III'
• Kerns: Free outdoor premiere Tuesday of hilarious black comedy 'Four Lions'
• Tech women's cross country team takes Big 12 title
• Tech-A&M scoring summary, statistics
• Patient in Santa Fe ineligible for housing subsidy due to medical marijuana treatment
• Chon Zapata
• Teens of the Month recognized
• Organic Exchange changes name, aims to make textile industry more sustainable
• Polgar: The American chess event of the year being held in Lubbock
• Tech Bits
• Contested local races seen in region
• New Mexico Police Department takes advantage of social networking media sites
• Aden Vasquez
• Coronado tennis falls in finals; Frenship tops Plainview in seeding match
• Nelson tops Champions Tour leaderboard with one-stroke lead
• Coach Tuberville teaching team members lessons to last lifetime
• Tannehill leads Aggies to win against Red Raiders
• Newton, No. 3 Auburn power past Mississippi for 51-31 victory
• Yemeni woman arrested on suspicion of mailing bombs, al-Qaida eyed in mail plot
• Dr. Robert Stripling, Jr.
• Desegregation law of 1950s offer lessons, show similarities for gay troops debate
• It ain't me, babe: Lubbock auto dealer innocent pawn in online car sale scam
• Things To Do
• Destiny Flores chosen as Mrs. Lubbock International
• Repairs delay Discovery's final launch another day
• In election's shadow, American comedians' rally draws activism, criticism from voters
• Bobby M. Reeves
• Protesters blame United Nations base for deadly, wide-spread cholera outbreak in Haiti
• Mr. and Mrs. Lott
• Sunrise Canyon escapee back in custody
• Appeals court to mull states' role in immigration
• Mr. and Mrs. Jungen
• Review: New MacBook Airs still skinny on power
• Sue Olsen
• Medical experts say eliminating mosquito-borne malaria impossible without vaccine
• Many positions on Lubbock County ballot, but few contested races
• Statewide races come to vote
• WBU volleyball downs John Brown
• Jaguars could use a lift; Cowboys could provide it
• Nett: Common cents a must for anyone counting change
• Hugo William Mosser
• FDA rejects highly-anticipated, experimental weight loss drug Qnexa in present form
• Howell: Cotton futures march to new record peaks amid volatile price swings
• Lewis shuts down Giants; Rangers get victory
• Notre Dame continues to hold practice in windy conditions despite videographer death
• Last-gasp election appeals flood voters' mailboxes
• Sheffield gets most playing time for year
• Brandon Taylor Moore
• President is out of touch with people he's supposedly leading
• Bankruptcy Filings
• Damn Yankees! Rangers overcome hex to win pennant
• Our Lady of Grace celebrates 50 years with blessing of new church
• Lubbock Christian Women's Connection to host luncheon
• Business Bulletin Board
• James Richard McDonald
• MMA matchups scheduled
• Poll shows Democrats split of handing Obama 2012 presidential nomination
• The EaglesBand celebrates career in magnificent three-hour concert at the USA
• New screening, special defender's office help Lubbock County with mentally ill in jail
• Online TV spats mean fewer free shows on Web
• Commercial Construction Permits
• Mary Frances Loving
• Marriage Licenses
• Red Raiders start well but can't keep up with Aggies
• Experts say passenger planes also at risk from cargo
• Yemeni arrested, al-Qaida bomber eyed in mail plot
• Resurgent GOP closes in on House win, eyes Senate
• Margo King
• Lubbock State Supported Living Center hosts pumpkin decorating competition to boost staff morale
• Clinton pressures China over territorial disputes
• Red Raiders football notebook
• Wayne James chosen for service award
• Letter of the day
• Soldiers say work helped after Fort Hood shootings
• Ransom I. Webb
• Local breast cancer survivors share what pink means to them
• Xcel unplugs from city, clearing path for downtown redevelopment, stronger financial position
• Quick opinion
• NFL's quiet time over: Jets are back to face Pack
• Residential Construction Permits
• SPC cross country teams sweep Region 5
• Lubbock County detention officer killed in Saturday wreck
• Authorities urge motorists on two or four wheels to 'Share the Road'
• Williams: Tech offense not helping out depleted defense
• Voters to decide $198 million LISD bond package
• In election's shadow, rally draws laughs, activism
• Colts face unfamiliar situation in Houston rematch
• Across the nation
• Sunrise Canyon escapee arrested
• Death Notices
• Self-discipline is mark of person's adulthood
• Right to hunt questioned by some states
• Lubbock County detention officer dies i I-27 crash
• Mixed martial arts matchups scheduled, Wymer promises more entertainment than usual
• Death Notices
• North Korea opens fire in DMZ after retaliation threat
• Texas and region
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• TexasTech Tech soccer shuts out at Baylor, 1-0
• Green Queens' warehouse means jobs in Levelland
• Noah "Shorty" Rowe
• White tries to rally faithful in Democratic strongholds
• New Jersey factors fears China will get Girl Scouts work
• The Lubbock Area United Way has reached 74.3 percent of its fundraising goal for 2010.
• Turn out the lights, Xcel retail is over
• Lubbock air field shut down after “security breach
• San Angelo Central seals Plainsmen’s playoff fate
• Lillie "Fay" Crossland
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• Terror plot thwarted as U.S.-bound explosives seized
• Back on track Red Raiders' hard-working receiver rounding into 2009 form
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• Floye Miller
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• Big Oil is ready to go back to work in Gulf, U.S. government plans to rule waters
• None of the above looms large in Nevada Senate race
• Basic guidelines to keeping kids safe on Halloween
• Community-wide Halloween event to have safety messages
• Area, statewide scoreboard
• Margo King
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• Across the nation
• High-speed Internet now available near Mount Everest base camp
• Lubbock-Cooper band seeks state championship
• Spiritual caretaker of Indonesian volcano dies
• From our story comments
• Snyder rolls to victory over Wylie
• Monterey beats LHS to earn playoff trip
• Lubbock motorists will see another change in traffic on West Loop 289 starting Monday
• Tech, police probe fatal-crash driver's claim of drinking on school field trip
• Texas Parks and Wildlife Department plans controversial land exchange along Devils River
• Letter of the day
• Rangers try to prevent sweep
• Explosive packages reflect new Yemen terror threat
• Divorces Granted
• Both parties have lot to win — or lose — on Tuesday
• Perry Lubbock visit looks beyond Texas borders
• Quick opinion
• Obama rallies for a loyalist as final dash begins
• Actor who played Danno on 'Hawaii Five-O' dies
• City's economic index creeps ahead of last year's leve
• Salvation Army to host KidFest
• Northbound West Loop traffic starts move to new overpass Nov. 1
• Your views
• Lubbock Betty Anderson Branch sponsores financial seminar set at St. Stephen's
• U.S., Russian forces team up for drug bust
• Young Latino Democrats may cost congressman his job
• Conference designed to help parents and strengthen families
• Release of innocent man who spent 18 years in prison proves system works, Perry says
• Crowd celebrates lives of lost family members
• Economy still sluggish as nation prepares to vote
• GenTX stressing the importance of education on path to success
• Survey says Texas has refused to meet new greenhouse gas emission rules
• LCD TV companies see falling prices as demand down
• Monterey's playoff chances take serious hit in loss to San Angelo Central
• Economic index tops 2009 mark
• Eagles play three hours Friday night at United Spirit Arena
• Ouster of TV analysts was overreaction
• Raiders prepare for Sunday trip to NMSU
• Texas Tech Roster
• Even Michelangelo can be taken for granted by his daily beholders
• Pratt: Self-discipline is mark of person’s adulthood
• Mustangs, Monterey girls win
• Sink or swim
• Can the tea party deliver voters on Election Day?
• Texas Tech stats and schedule
• Lubbock police release photos of robbery suspect
• State supported living center hosts pumpkin carving to boost morale
• Staubach, Aikman lament Cowboys' flop
• Tuberville can befriend some fans with win at Texas A&M
• District 85 candidates see big boosts from PACs in 11th hour
• 'I'm on Everest:' High-speed Internet at base camp
• Fall workouts show Tech's need to work on pitching this winter
• Survivors share pink’s significance
• Defending champ Blue Devils No. 1 in AP poll
• Pirates pound Mustangs
• Gay, Mayo spark Grizzlies past Mavs
• Mustangs' Owen rushes for 194 yards as Coronado gets past LHS
• Delaware candidate O'Donnell is either dumb or disingenuous
• Marriage Licenses
• Texas Rangers bullpen unravels disastrous eighth inning in game 2 of the World Series
• Births
• Storms cripplilng tsunami aid to Indonesian islands
• Brown getting mad as 'Horns struggle through subpar season
• LubbockChristian Volleyball sets record
• Authorities urged residents to “look twice” for motorcyclists and bicyclists in traffic
• Powerful defense can help Pirates punch playoff ticket
• Eagles rock at United Spirit Arena
• Case of innocent man freed after spending 18 years in prison proves Texas system works
• HighSchools District rivals to play for seeding
• Perry stump speech stretches well beyond Texas
• Nightmare on 19th Street
• The University Symphony Orchestra Halloween Concert
• Spooky Science Carnival
• Silly Science Carnival
• Heritage Halloween
• A rare political species: Democrats who tout new health law
• Billy Harold Kindred
• Standings for area districts
• No shortage of talent among GOP's thoughtful opposites
• Lubbock police looking for robber who stole more than $4,000
• Retooled Elvis album marks a new take on the King's music
• Vance Boling
• In Civil Courts
• Marriage Licenses
• Monterey High School teacher assaulted by student
• Two injured, one arrested in Monday crash at South Lubbock construction site
• Pedro Calzada
• High school volleyball
• Local bands do well at marching contest
• Section of southbound West Loop access roads opens Wednesday
• Gary Lee Cowan
• Heritage Halloween Scheduled
• LCHS hosting playoff match
• Bank of America to resume foreclosures on 100,000 homes in 13 states, not slowing
• Maryan Franke
• From our story comments
• Jeanette Contee builds green Halloween items with grandchildren
• New FAA study: Flight delays cost passengers more than $16.7 billion annually
• Ernest T. Hinson
• Farthing pleads guilty to killing woman in 2008 car wreck
• Injuries force Tech to change depth chart
• Convergys chose Lubbock over three other cities, LEDA says
• Henry Williams "Hank" Hise
• Even Jones realizes Cowboys running out of time
• Rocky football start vexes Texas Tech fan base
• Divorces Granted
• Death Notices
• Tuberville doesn't blame Red Raiders fans for being mad about team's slow start
• Soldier: Fort Hood gunman did not target anyone
• Cooper adds size to post for Tech men's basketball team
• El Paso, Texas runner takes bus to Iowa to compete, shatters previous marathon record
• Eloy Perez
• Lee strikes out 13 in latest gem; Texas tops Yankees 8-0
• Boy Scouts plan fundraiser
• Media General's Reid Ashe picked to head Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
• Alvin A. Richards
• Your views
• City receives high dose flu vaccine for persons 65 or over
• Cole says Lubbock must pay for mistakes in wrongful conviction
• City must face, pay for mistakes in 25-year-old wrongful conviction case, family says
• Alberta D. Rosales
• Tuberville's first season similar at Ole Miss, Auburn and Tech
• Cole says Lubbock must pay for mistakes in wrongful conviction
• Rocky football start vexes Texas Tech fan base
• Crystal Cathedral megachurch, home of 'Hour of Power,' files for bankruptcy
• Nell Stimson
• Volleyball sweeps Midwestern State
• ARCS plans scholar recognition
• Federal judge fines businesswoman for ditching jury duty
• Federal judge says she's likely to deny government on gay troops order
• Wayman Swopes
• Times set for A&M, Weber State
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• Tech nursing school in El Paso to receive donation
• Mexican authorities seize 105 tons of marijuana headed for U.S.
• William Danforth "Dan" Young
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• Redeemer Lutheran Church to hold Oktoberfest
• Tech at Texas A&M has 2:30 kickoff, no TV; Weber State kickoff set for 2 p.m., Nov. 20
• Johnson and Johnson again recalls Tylenol caplets for moldy smell
• Antonio Ortega
• Taking focus away from postseason loosens up Tigers
• Quick opinion
• Tom Bosley, longtime actor best known as 'Happy Days' dad, dead at 83
• NFL may start suspending players for violent helmet-to-helmt hits
• Macky Mckee
• State budget shortfall will be severe but manageable, lawmakers say
• Pelini second guessing himself
• SPC breaks ground on new residence hall
• Chile miners: World fame to humble homes
• Oklahoma, Oregon ahead of Boise State in BCS standings
• IntegraCare Home Health & Hospice believes, ‘Home is where the heart is’
• U.S. studying Australian Internet security program to find ways to improve ours
• Colorado GOP Senate hopeful again calls sexual orientation a choice
• Wheeler leads Trinity at state
• MetLife Bank introduces reverse mortgage that could save homeowners thousands
• Discovery of GPS tracker planted on car by FBI becomes privacy issue
• CPR switch: Chest presses first, then breathe
• Vikings pull out victory, drop Cowboys to 1-4
• Live a healthier life following a cardiac event with services of Cardiac Rehab from Calvert
• Facebook works with advocacy group to remove anti-gay bullying and hate speech
• When pet dies, backyard burials not option, city says
• Two men wounded in stabbing
• Don’t miss ‘Queen of Bling’ Sale, going on now at Accessory Touch!
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• Clinton: U.S. working to end threat of Mexico drug violence, its border trouble
• White courts voters as polls prepare to open
• Things To Do
• A-1 Flags Over Lubbock invites you to visit new location in Mission Plaza
• LEDA board approves Convergys incentives
• Venture capital investments in startup companies declines 7 percent in 3Q
• Tech smarting after lackluster showing against OSU
• Good people, range of services makes Phoenix Home Care the right choice
• State leaders sizing up budget shortfall
• Investment vultures increase pressure on Yahoo CEO, whose job is in jeopardy
• Ina Faye Copeland
• Red Raiders football notebook: Nuisance for NASCAR
• Grand Court meets and exceeds the expectations of residents each day
• 2 workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Advanced Micro Devices narrows loss, but spinoff baggage weighs on chip maker
• Tommy Dunlap
• Pope canonizes Australian saint
• Poll: Many of Obama's 2008 supporters defecting to GOP
• Super Typhoon Megi lashes Philippines, kills at least 3 people
• Google's 3Q advertising expansion proves company can afford big spending
• Juanita Gerloff
• Oswalt, Rollins help Phillies even NLCS at 1-1
• NFC roundup: Eagles snap Falcons' four-game winning streak
• 4 men are convicted in NY synagogue-bombing plot
• Seagate Technology in talks with anonymous party about going private
• Betty McMinn Haney
• Fire damages a vacant house in Central Lubbock
• Minnesota fires its football coach
• Sneak Preview
• Ruth Yvonne Nickel Tabor
• Westbrook: Early school cared for children
• Mediate captures PGA tourney
• Woman to serve 10 years probation for manslaughter
• Juan Deleon
• A recap of our recommendations as early voting begins for Nov. 2
• Largest 400 charities see billions less in donations
• 30 acres of commercial sites available in west Lubbock from Ford Development
• Death Notices
• AFC roundup: Roethlisberger returns, leads Steelers to victory
• Kahne sick to his stomach and of his car
• With increased risk for bilateral breast cancer, proper follow-up and screening are essential
• Herbert C. Miller
• Around the World
• Johnson's late TD saves Texans vs. Chiefs
• Steel Depot is your one-stop metal shop for both prime and random yard pieces
• Katie Inus Digby Beaird
• Barbara Billingsley's June: the other mom we loved
• Game 3 starters boast strong October credentials
• McAlpin Chiropractic helps clients with plantar fasciitis, shin splints
• Fire damages vacant house in Central Lubbock
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• Don’t spend all your life savings paying for nursing home costs
• Two men wounded in North Lubbock stabbing, alcohol blamed
• Ina Faye Warren
• Election unlikely to change U.S. farm subsidies program
• CTK cross country runs well at state
• For Republicans, tea party candidates could help -- and hurt
• Week 7 high school football scoreboard
• Lincecum outduels Halladay in opening game of NLCS
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• Dewhurst, Chavez Thompson quietly race for lieutenant governor post
• Depleted defense unable to slow down OSU attack
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• White aims to end Perry's long run as governor
• LISD adminstrator says taxes will not have to be raised if bond package approved
• Austin skyscrapers Scarbrough and Littlefield buildings mark century of history
• Optimism for 2010 season fading away
• Device found during oil changereignites debate on GPS tracker
• Cowboys face Vikes in Desperation Bowl
• With flawless rescue, Chile hopes to join club
• LISD students oppose closed-campus lunch; businesses indifferent
• Mark Cuban's brother, Brian, voices support for Texas medical marijuana movement
• 2010 sees increase in noise complaints
• Kerns: Theatrical presentation offers warnings, stories of domestic abuse
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• World food conference focuses on subsistence farming
• Lubbock students earn Teens of the Month academic honors
• Rangers even ALCS with 7-2 victory over Yankees, get first post-season win
• Charles Earl Blinn, Jr
• Howell: Cotton futures surge to within striking distance of all-time high
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• Texas volleyball runs over Tech
• Military Briefs
• Obama urges Democrats not to get discouraged before congressional elections
• Mary Ethelene Bucy
• High school girls drop makeup to send message of beauty
• Commercial Construction Permits
• Texas Tech turns to running game against tough OSU defensive line
• More Judah land set for auctions next month
• More intellectually disabled youths seen in classrooms on college campuses
• Willie Mae Edwards
• Gundy reaches comfort level after final horn
• Chiefs, Texans look to rebound from losses
• Shallowater bank plans celebration
• Quick opinion
• Festival stampede a Indian temple kills 10 during massive prayer session in Panta
• Winnie Harrison
• Gum makers tempt chewers with new tricks, benefits
• Business Calendar
• Shipping rates up but companies can still save
• Review: Despite its bulk, G2 phone gets it right
• China mine blast rescuers try to reach 11 trapped as family members look on
• Tony "Latin Liner" Hernandez
• Governor: It's time for a change in Austin
• Business Bulletin Board
• Snooki, Gaga, Buzz hot looks for Halloween
• Rewards come from introducing outdoors at early age
• Palestinians say 1 dead, 2 wounded in Israeli air strike in Gaza as fight continues
• Mary Ruth Hartman Leavell
• Gov't: No increase for Social Security next year
• Big 12 Roundup: Longhorns upset No. 5 Nebraska 20-13 in grudge match
• Supreme Court Justice Alito plans to be State of Union no-show
• Running hotel, cafe no longer a joke for woman in Blessing
• Review: 'Medal of Honor' no 'Call of Duty'
• One young cancer activist's approach being called realistic, but a bit irreverent
• Antonio Ortega
• Garrison Keillor's Oct. 24 appearance on Tech campus already sold out
• Barbara Billingsley, mom on 'Leave it to Beaver,' dies at 94
• Tech Bits
• Top 25 Roundup: No. 18 Wisconsin upsets No. 1-ranked Ohio State, 31-18
• New owners in full control of Cap*Rock; creditors may see partial payback coming soon
• FDA approves Botox for migraine headaches for patients with serious history of condition
• Peggy Lou (Berry) Richards
• Fuel runs low as French continue protests against pension reform
• Bankruptcy Filings
• Tech LGBT group hails court ruling on don't ask, don't tell
• U.S. House District 19 hopefuls target cuts in government spending
• Nett: Sewell Auto exec talks about raising customer service
• US studying Australian Internet security program that warns users of hacker attacks
• Ima Gene Reeder Ricker
• FIFA looking into bidding scandal
• Ballots require a second look this year
• Tech scores and statistics
• Unemployed finding that their old jobs now require more skills
• Natural gas elbows its way to center stage
• Range fire threatens armaments at shooting range, torches canyon
• Steven Mark Stroud
• Family finance: Early financial lessons are key for women
• At their side: Personal trainer helps Lubbock lose weight
• Texas & Region
• US budget deficit totals $1.29 trillion
• Late high school boxscores
• Loy Eldon Teague
• EPA approves higher ethanol blends for gas
• As Democrats' message lags, GOP awaits huge wins
• Texas Crop Report
• Vaccination clinic offered for children
• LCHS splits in district action prior to volleyball playoffs
• Wyona Thompson
• Endorsement: Neugebauer has earned re-election
• Activist's breast cancer awareness approach: Real, a bit irreverent
• Texas Tech football notebook: Potts taken to hospital
• Wafer-Cross loses out on best teacher
• LCU soccer falls to Science & Arts
• Mildred Harris
• Federal health officials approved wrinkle-smoothing injection Botox for migraines
• Lubbock businessman sentenced to six months in federal prison
• Divorces Granted
• Tyler Clementi story reflects inhumanity on a global scale
• Raiders blank Kansas in soccer; Tech women win Virginia meet
• Barbara Burrell
• UK 'sunflower seed' exhibit closed as health risk due to dust according to Tate Modern gallery
• Lubbock Apartment Association launches annual coat drive
• Dewhurst, Abbott, Patterson, Staples, Weems, Head, Rowe
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• Quiet post has potential to speak volumes about groundwater policy
• Death Notices
• Rabies outbreak on Indonesia's resort island of Bali has now killed 100 people
• Letter of the day
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• Basketball tournament to benefit Lubbock InnerCity Ministries
• Dozens of states will begin knitting together databases to watch prescription drug abuse
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• Covenant symposium explores genetic risk for breast and ovarian cancer
• Tech regents considering 32-acre housing complex
• Prosecutor defends 'guilty monster' comments in arson case
• Both parties have plenty riding on voter turnout — high or low
• Husker QB faces test vs. Texas
• County battle pits incumbent against independent, Libertarian
• Tascosa sweeps LHS in volleyball
• Private matter is an issue of public concern
• Both offenses humming as Tech, OSU do battle
• Housing approval in East Jerusalem frustrates Palestinians
• Coronado clinches playoff spot with win
• Tascosa shuts out Wetserners 44-3
• Pratt: Family bonds prove stronger than distance or differences
• Bernanke tilts debate on roots of unemployment
• Health Board considers creating Facebook page tackling sex education and STDs
• Contested races seen across the region for county judge, commissioners
• Straight-talking engineer was behind Chilean miners' rescue
• Politics trumps loyalty in Democratic House effort for control
• Oklahoma State Roster
• Zuvanich: Baylor win was nice for Tech, but it's not out of the woods yet
• Consolidating schools is emotional part of bond package
• Story comments of the day
• Plainsmen overcome Coronado in close 28-27 victory
• Baylor must start new season under cloud of controversy
• Fire totals mobile home, torches car in Lubbock County
• Gary's five touchdowns power Idalou past Post
• Petraeus: NATO facilitated Taliban movement
• Tech Mass Comm honors eight alumni
• Thousands of foreclosures around the country may be invalid due to paperwork problems
• Hair drive aims to help cancer patients look good, feel better
• Pirates rout Levelland to remain perfect in 2-3A
• Soldier says he was ordered to delete videos of Fort Hood shooting
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• Countrywide Financial Corp. co-founder Mozilo agreed to a $67.5 million settlement
• No. 1 Lions rout Snyder 61-20
• Pastor wins car for not burning Quran
• St. Joseph's Parish prepares for annual Sausage Fest
• Across The Nation
• Google's upbeat earnings report sent technology stocks higher Frida
• New film 'Secretariat' is racing to rescue us from gloom, doom
• Frenship routs Plainview
• Young offensive coaches seek to put their own mark on the spread offense
• Sheriff candidates want more patrol officers, but disagree on how
• Peter Jackson set to direct "The Hobbit," two-part prequel to "Lord of the Rings"
• Mustang, Plainsmen fans riled up at rivalry
• Fourth motorcyclist this week to die in Lubbock; city employee to be missed
• Yankees rally in eighth to take Game 1
• Scouts plan fundraisers
• A federal judge revoked rapper T.I.'s probation Friday and ordered him back to prison
• Mascots can be marketing magic for schools
• Fire totals house, burned car in Lubbock County
• Wildcats push past Falcons 28-14
• Red Raiders try out new practice format
• Five departments battle Lubbock County grass fire
• Neil Patrick Harris, star of "How I Met Your Mother," is a father twice over
• Marriage Licenses
• Feds oppose Calif. Prop 19 to make medical marijuana legal
• White to Perry: Show respect to president
• So you bought a foreclosed home — now what do you do?
• Rome’s attractions aren’t just limited to the sights you read about
• Facebook is working with a gay-advocacy group to reduce the amount of hate speech
• Lubbock to host cotton marketing meeting
• Doc and the Freak: Opposites with similar success
• Unions see enthusiasm challenges
• Record crop good news for producers
• China's leader Wen inspires debate with calls for political reform
• Texas & Region
• Obama's campaigning blitz: Fight's already on for 2012
• Gang member accused of participating in what's being called NY's worst anti-gay violence
• Elias F. Gaona, Sr.
• City of Lubbock retaliated against Ellerbrook in hiring decision, jury finds, awards $243,000
• Tech regents to consider facility plans, cancer research
• LISD package addresses technology
• American tourist who was shot, killed may have been a victim of mistaken identity
• Cardcill Jackson Naylor
• Coronado, Monterey meet with more than city rivalry on the line
• Tech fans urged to 'Pack the Jones in Pink' on Saturday
• LCU sets schedule for baseball series
• LP&L employee killed in morning motorcycle crash at 34th and Ave. Q
• Mack Charles Henderson
• Council OKs settlement proposal with insurer
• Story comment of the day
• Kansas State routs Kansas, 59-7
• LP&L employee killed in morning motorcycle crash at 34th and Ave. Q
• Betty Finch Foster
• Halftime adjustments working well for Oklahoma State
• Soldiers reacted during Fort Hood shooting as if in combat zone
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• Hopkins-Adams
• Janette Linda Charness
• Gloria Dei to host Lutheran World Relief fundraiser
• Send The A-J your wedding memories
• Idalou looks to continue strong start to league play against Post
• Regents leave Tech housing shortage in limbo until December
• Hosea Brown
• Final approval granted for LP&L purchase
• Restaurant Violations
• House District 85 race pitting Heflin against Landtroop could have wide-reaching impact
• Mike Kelly: Brush with death helps songwriter put life, music in order
• Rick Bagwell
• Duff: Reasons why we are all gonna miss Nick Denton
• Report: Woman's licence suspended since 2009 because of accident
• House District 84 hopefuls Morgan, Frullo say issues, not parties, key
• Superchick sister act rocks the gospel without crossing the line
• Death Notices
• Divorces Granted
• High school football: Week 7 schedule
• Red Raiders start practice with eyes on NCAA tourney
• The Iveys add West Texas twang to indie rock scene
• Iconic singer Prince says he's planning a tour to begin in December
• District 2-5A volleyball continues today
• Healthy lifestyle, awareness key to preventing breast cancer
• Report: Murder suspect was involved in violent family fight in May
• Denver’s Wovenhand offers ‘fairly strange’ concert
• Liza Minnelli is canceling seven performances because she has pneumonia
• Covenant to host talk for boys 10-13 and their guardians
• A-J endorses Frullo, Heflin, Lehrmann, Green, Guzman
• WAC honors Lubbock native Giddens
• Pedestrian still critical after being hit by a truck
• Disk drive and storage maker Seagate Technology PLC says it is in discussions
• Daryl Piwonka
• Across the Nation
• Unusual role for Phillies: World Series favorites
• Potts earns weekly honor; Schedule set for Red-Black series
• Venture capitalists poured less money into U.S. startups and split this among more companies
• Ruth Seaman Riherd
• Ag commissioner race between Staples, Gilbert turns ugly online
• United Way campaign succeeding
• Potts' long run reveals how Tech could use athletic QB
• Yahoo Inc. CEO Carol Bartz may have to accelerate her timetable for engineering
• Agriculture museum hosts antique tractor show
• United investigates after security guard uses force to subdue teen
• Quick opinion
• Food and Drug Administration has warned eight companies to stop marketing miracle cures
• Doris Meyers Smith
• ALCS could play big role in Lee's future
• U.S. seeks delay in 'don't ask, don't tell' ruling
• Rangers' Wilson has benefitted from Lee's presence
• FDA ignored advice of its scientists and approved a knee implant after being lobbied
• Henry Valdez
• Chile miners start new lives, readjust to freedom
• Things To Do
• Reality show contestants visit Lubbock
• Health officials estimate that 1 in 22 black Americans will be diagnosed with the AIDS
• Chris Winters
• Apple shares top $300 a share for first time as iPad sales, expansion plan ease fears
• Health board to meet Friday
• Last of 33 Chilean miners rescued after 69-day ordeal in largest successful effort
• Marriage Licenses
• Analysts: 3-D TV sales not as high as expected; sales predictions scaled back
• First-time Texas Rangers now get proven Yankees
• IRS filing deadline looms for tax-exempt organizations
• Man sought in murder case jailed
• New scanner currently in testing aims to make liquids on planes safer
• Perry denies that campaign donor's company received special treatement and $4.5 million
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• Lubbock pedestrian critically injured in crash with pickup near South Loop, Quaker
• Judge approves $100 million settlement between Dell, feds for fraud
• Coronado receiver pushes to be impact player on both sides of ball
• Gilbert says Staples' leadership to blame for 2007 death
• Lubbock Congressman offers support in state races
• In U.S., most Hispanics outlive whites by two years, blacks by seven years
• Magazine seeks wedding memories
• 'Big Brother' finalists plan to enjoy Tech game, club outings
• Story comment of the day
• City approves settlement proposal with insurer
• FDA warns of higher fracture risk with osteoporosis drugs like Boniva, Fosamax
• Juanita Mabry Bolton
• 2010 High School Football Statistics
• Story Comments
• Things to Do
• Lubbock police release name of pedestrian hit by truck
• Betty Finch Foster
• Agriculture industry could boost nation's economy
• Your Views
• Court documents reveal more details in Lubbock driver's suspension
• Man wanted in murder case surrenders in Lynn County
• Gregory Aaron Galarza
• Area Player of the Week Capsules
• Wolfforth Church to host Russ Murphy
• United Way campaign going well
• Last of 33 trapped Chilean miners rescued, bringing end to 69-day ordeal
• Theatus L. Green
• Area Prep Football Notebook: Seminole defense breaks out at right time vs. Greenwood
• Watson: Concussion rules finally get UIL's attention
• Report: Murder suspect was involved in violent family fight in May
• Pedestrian critically injured in collision with pickup
• Marlene Richburg
• Attempted murder suspect turns himself in
• Throng lines up in wee hours for grocer's grand opening
• Lubbock hiring process used to retaliate against former, current city employee, jury finds
• Oletha N. Gordon
• Pampa Republican Warren Chisum enters race to be next Texas House speaker
• Three men and a lady thwart thief
• LCHS raising money, awareness
• Death Notices
• Divorces Granted
• Things To Do
• South Plains College raising bar with three new initiatives
• Report: AOL, buyout firms mulling bid for Yahoo for second time in three years
• Basketball player Dunn reinstated at Baylor after felony charge in assault
• Texas Tech briefs
• Red Raiders Football Notebook: Surgery ends outside linebacker Barr's season
• iPad impact: Study shows tablets contribute to personal computer market pain
• Huckabee praised for 'Carried Away,' ready to make up for lost time
• Texas and Region
• Raiders working to minimize pass drops
• Review: Despite its bulk, G2 phone gets it right in all the right places
• Hoffman: AQHA, PRCA honor area-owned horse headed to national finals
• Tenure tweaks expose Tech rift
• Quick Opinion
• Microsoft, Facebook team up on social search; "Likes" start showing up on Bing
• High School Football Honor Roll
• SUV driver in fatal motorcycle crash had suspended license
• Police seek unregistered sex offender
• Texas man put on waiting list for face transplant
• Judge orders 'don't ask, don't tell' injunction
• School cafeterias try using psychology to encourage students to make healthy choices
• Paula becomes Category 2 hurricane, threatens Cancun; locals evacuate
• Jo Johnson
• Home deals: fewer houses sold last month, but higher prices came through
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• Larger crowd packs hall for Chamber's 2010 Business Mercado
• Study shows over-testing in late-stage cancer patients with limited life expectancies
• China September trade weakens; Washington urges ease on currency controls
• Ruth Flowers
• High School Football Schedule
• Community activist, bookstore owner Cohen dies of cancer at 74
• Supreme Court justices weigh lawsuits on vaccine side effects
• Lee pitches Rangers into ALCS
• Intel's 3Q offers fresh outlook for industry, should be steady through holidays
• NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he will meet Favre if he feels necessary
• Sam R. Blake, Sr.
• Heat survive two scares vs. Moscow
• Clinton calls for Serbian talks with Kosovo
• Study: Many seriously ill getting unneeded exams
• Loss to Texas is Nebraska's 2010 rallying cry
• FCC seeks to avoid surprise wireless bills by warning consumers when going over
• Death Notices
• Hamm eager to see what the rest of the world has in store
• Challenger White says Perry uses office to campaign
• Study: Legalizing pot won't hinder Mexican cartels
• Lubbock County sees first case of St. Louis Encephalitis Virus
• Mexican investigator probing Texas border lake shooting slain
• Billie Sue Young
• Google to invest in offshore wind project
• Census data show fast-growing area of U.S. have big income drop
• Political ads: It's getting really nasty out there
• Lubbock goat workshop set for Oct. 20
• More details released in murder investigation, more charges filed in case
• Overton neighborhoods hardest hit by burglars in September
• GMAC, Wells Fargo to review foreclosure documents
• Births
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• Lubbock Magazine seeks wedding memories
• More than 300 athletes helping with brain injury studies
• Los Angeles County adopted a new ordinance requiring more food regulations
• First lady begins campaigning today to help Democrats in November
• Big Brother buddies headed to Tech game, popular club
• Robo-signers: Mortgage experience unneeded
• Oklahoma State receiver patterns his play after former Tech star Crabtree
• Motorcycle-vehicle accident kills two
• Names in South Lubbock double motorcycle fatality released
• First of the 33 trapped Chilean miners out after being rescued
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• Rookie Johnson's 16 points keep Wolves undefeated in preseason
• Perry appeals federal disaster aid denial from Hermine
• NFL expects to review controversial catch rule
• Sun Harvest Grand Opening
• For gay youths, middle school can be toughest time
• Architects choose Louise Underwood for award
• Saturday morning film fest aimed at young audience
• Playboy son of N. Korea leader raps succession plan
• Nobel Prize winner's wife hopes to collect his award
• VIDEO: High School Football Player of the Week
• For success, focus on self, not how you stack up to others
• Afghan peace council members want gesture
• School cafeterias to try psychology in lunch line
• Women's golfers fifth in Illinois
• Normally quiet race for Texas agriculture commissioner gets dirty
• Your Views
• First of 33 trapped Chilean miners rescued after 69 days underground
• Fort Hood shooting suspect's military hearing unexpectedly stalled
• Across The State
• September burglary report: North and South Overton hardest hit
• Divorces Granted
• Noted opera singer Sutherland, 83, dies
• Story Comments
• Federal judged ordered military to stop 17-year old 'don't ask, don't tell' policy immediately
• Frustrated at 1-3: High-profile Vikings face steep climb back
• Baylor sweeps preseason honors
• Sony unveils TVs with Google Web-surfing
• Wayland earns rare win against LCU in Lubbock
• Men's soccer rallies to beat SNU
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• Lee pitches Rangers past Rays 5-1 to advance to AL championship series
• Merle Scott
• Entergy cooperating with investigation in four states
• Superman's Dream: To improve his game
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• Marriage Licenses
• Grand Jury Indictments
• Mexican police commander investigating shooting on border lake beheaded
• Roland Ralston, Jr.
• Federal jury takes first look at retaliation claims of city employee
• Across The Nation
• Texas to consider new post-concussion play rules
• Man indicted for escape
• Sun Harvest opening greeted by polite but eager throng
• President Obama lifts deep water oil-drilling ban early in light of upcoming elections
• Rhonda Krajcovic
• Indiana Avenue Baptist Church to host fall festival
• Despite freeze, U.S. still racking up foreclosures
• Texas Tech honoree flew missions in Vietnam
• Johns' 16 kills lead Coronado over LHS
• Lubbock police searching for missing sex offender
• Missouri man survives mile-plus trip through 27-inch wide sewer before rescued
• Tristan D. Judkins
• Imperfect Jets flying to top of NFL standings
• Coronado closes in on District 2-5A title
• Bonnie Nell Conway
• Three positives and three concerns for Tech
• Sacks, takeaways are suddenly elusive for Red Raiders defense
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• Members of anti-government Red Shirt group trained to kill Thai prime minister
• Billy Ray Burch
• Things to do
• Residents hold suspected burglars at gunpoint
• Fire extinguished at Showplace Six
• Test run shows plan for removing trapped miners works, rescue to begin Tuesday
• Marrick Nathan Daniel
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• Research aims to cut disparities in stroke care
• Fake punts flummox Red Raiders
• UNC kicks Austin off team for accepting improper benefits; two others declared ineligible
• Benito Herrera
• Mother of exonerated man criticizes city response
• Reprimand tossed for Texas judge in execution appeal rejection
• Dropout recovery program makes impact
• Zuvanich: Tide rolling off top spot is good for game
• Jaundice-autism study raises unanswered questions about relationship of ailments
• Beatrice Huizar
• US rescuers may have killed Afghanistan aid worker
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• Dramatic endgame nears for trapped Chile miners
• Memorial car wash during lunch today to help murder victim's family
• IBM rides market upswing to hit an all-time high of $139.88 per share
• Giants eliminate Braves, send Cox into retirement
• Rangers-Rays: Aces ready to square off again
• Divorces Granted
• Lubbock County sees first St. Louis Encephalitis virus case
• Microsoft bets big on brand new cell phone operating system software
• Bobbye Sinclair Johnston
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• Tech to wear camouflage uniforms to benefit foundation
• Director of Hungarian aluminum company detained over toxic sludge
• City retaliation suit begins in federal court
• Family: Celebrated soprano opera signer Joan Sutherland has died, age 83
• Benito Lujan
• Irons students assemble emergency kits
• Tech's kickoff blunder against Baylor a YouTube hit
• Diamond wins Nobel, but still blocked on Fed job
• More charges filed in connection with Valdez murder case
• Graffiti artist Banksy's work makes cameo appearance in 'Simpsons' episode
• Rudy Ramirez
• Jets spoil milestone night for Favre
• Texas schools use radio frequency to track students
• Cooper comes out of break firing for district-opening win
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• Woman accused of abuse acquitted in Winfrey South Africa school scandal, Oprah disappointed
• Bobbie Jo DeBerry Keller
• LCU, Wayland sweep honors
• Local barbershop seeking hair donations for cancer patients' wigs
• City, insurer consider settlement in legal costs dispute
• Silver Spur Gun Show
• President Obama rallies for Republican party support of $50 billion transportation proposal
• Local chefs sign up to support March of Dimes
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• Catholic Diocese to hold conference
• Working on roads: Quaker Avenue closures for Lake Alan Henry project
• A-J seeks wedding memories
• Lubbock Chorale season tickets on sale until Friday
• Witnesses to recall Fort Hood attack at hearing
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• Crews fight blaze at Lubbock theater under demolition
• Major book sale planned by Friends of Library
• Volunteers in Mission to hold Summit Meeting
• Democrat White calls for campaign finance limits
• County seeks a little help with indigent defense costs
• Irons students make emergency kits, distribute at Emergency Preparedness Conference
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• Volleyball teams return to action
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• Cowboys aim to stop playing 'stupid football'
• Dozens of witnesses to recall Fort Hood shooting at hearing in military courtroom
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• Time set for Tech vs. Colorado game; OSU's Holgorsen under the weather
• Son charged in father's Sunday death
• Democrats who took over House now under GOP duress
• Law punishing fake heroes may go to Supreme Court for muzzling free speech
• Enola Gay Boyd
• Zuvanich: Tide rolling off top spot is good for game
• Senior citizens brace for Social Security freeze
• Germany, Portugal and Canada in race for UN seats
• Iranian officials arrest two foreigners for interviewing son of woman to be stoned
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• Flora Nobles
• Johnson lifts Titans past sloppy, mistake-riddled Cowboys
• Lubbock-based glider pilots lived life while training for war
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• Unemployed find their old jobs now require more skills
• Houston Texans hope Schaub and its offense can slow Giants rush
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• Seattle team puts together pieces for state-of-the-art pipe organ in Texas
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• Both political parties share questionable message
• North Korea's Kim, heir apparent son attend lavish parade
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• Death row inmate seeks court approval for DNA tests that could prove innocence
• Cell phones continue to flood Texas prisons
• Phillies sweep Reds, reach NL championship
• King Hearing asks: Is your hearing aid problem causing you frustration?
• Tiny East Timor declares war on leprosy, sufferer shines light on disease
• Coach: Team better than it looked
• Series returns to Florida for final after Rays win Game 4 and tie it up 2-2
• Ready Built Homes – a timeless concept made modern by Hindman
• Hungarian metal plant factory sorry for those killed by toxic sludge
• Conrad's third error gives San Francisco 3-2 win against Atlanta
• Suspicious death probed after body found in home
• Understand impact of breast density on early breast cancer detection
• Phillies beat Reds in clean sweep, reach National League championship series
• Foreclosure freeze could undermine housing market
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• My Friend’s Closet Open House Sale tonight – come and fill your shopping bags for 50% off
• Conrad's 3rd error gives Giants 3-2 win vs. Braves
• Google tests cars that can steer without drivers
• Texas A&M routs Tech soccer team
• Wedgewood South’s Day Respite program offers host of amenities
• Tampa Bay back to Trop alive after 5-2 win over Rangers in Arlington
• Investigators suspect arson in fire
• Trapped Chilean miners argue over who will be out last
• Skylights of West Texas features Velux Sun Tunnels and Skylights
• AT&T will launch three new smart phones, all powered by Microsoft
• Google tests cars that can steer, stop, start without human drivers
• Mustangs win it all in El Paso
• Watchmaker left mark on Lubbock
• KK’s, your gift-giving headquarters, has three new businesses and a baby too!
• Danish study: Jaundice-autism in newborns raises unanswered questions
• President Obama signs technology access bill designed for disabled
• Jenell Stanley
• White liberals' attitudes are paternalistic and demeaning
• DreamMaker transforms an unstylish master bath into serene, spa-like oasis
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• Soul Singer Solomon Burke dies at Amsterdam airport at age 70
• Johnny Emmett Ralls
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• Shop Camper Coaches RV’s for Fabulous Fall Sale deals
• Tech DE Smith suspended for remainder of season
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• Meditation Center to host class
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• Law punishing fake heroes may go to Supreme Court
• Lubbock residents hold suspected burglar at gunpoint
• Patty Joyce Glassco
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• Federal government denies aid to Texas for Hermine recovery
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• Manning, Nicks lead Giants past the Texans
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• America moves on from spill; coast feels abandoned
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• Mike Hyman
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• Finalists announced for '20 under 40'
• Yankees beat Twins 6-1 to complete three-game sweep
• Midnight grocery runs capture economic desperation
• Amarillo Unity Center to host seminar
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• Ken Lee
• Halloween events to feature children's games, dogs in costume
• Depleted Tech defense does enough
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• Miss USA winner who had title stripped dies
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• More spooky Texas tales for young readers as Halloween approaches
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• Cristie Kerr takes three-stroke lead in LPGA Classic
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• Nett: Sun Harvest opening Wednesday as niche player on Hub City grocery scene
• Pinkin Paradise: Annual event becoming a family tradition for multiple generations
• Breyer unsure about cameras in Supreme Court
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• David E. Setliff
• Girardi makes his MVP choice
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• Review: A better Apple TV doesn't beat competition
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• Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint, suspects arrested
• California school shooting suspect called uncooperative
• Angela Abney
• Gettin' cocky: South Carolina upsets No. 1 Crimson Tide 35-21
• Cornerstone Bible Church to host Singing Men of West Texas
• Rush to Roths for tax rates, 2010-only benefit
• NHL Roundup: Ribeiro's SO goal lifts Stars over Islanders
• Plethora of attractions available at sixth annual Flatland Film Festival
• Chile's trapped miners cheer as drill punches in
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• Fourty states announced plan to conduct joint investigation into foreclosure data
• Cooper sweeps Estacado for 2-3A victory
• Schools confronting anti-gay bullying
• Reds looking for momentum in today's game against Phillies
• Police arrest one after pizza tossing at Simple Simon's
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• Report: Apple to make iPhone for Verizon Wireless
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• Braves seem determined to delay Cox's retirement
• Texas sanctuary offers no-kill, non-breeding home to hundreds of animals
• CDC: More American adults hobbled by arthritis connected to obesity
• Frenship 'family' marks 75 years
• Some election thoughts as we finish interviews
• Rays avoid playoff elimination with win over Rangers
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• Arkansas couple look for 'free life' with wagon trek, blog about it
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• Teen clothiers aim to hook shoppers at even younger age
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• Coinstar banking on Redbox DVD kiosks to drive its stock
• American hiker freed by Iranian officials appeals for friends' release
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• Fund investors retain poor confidence, despite 3Q stock surge
• Taking field photos is equal parts practice, preparation, follow-through
• Texans hope their offense can slow up Giants rush
• Red Raiders Football Notebook: 'Flash' in the pan
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• NYC officials outraged over anti-gay gang torture
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• Hate peddlers poised, ready to bring down our way of life
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• Parents putting children at risk by not getting them vaccinated
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• Howell: Shorts rush for cover as cotton futures rebound from steep selloff
• Preston Vest
• Kyle Busch extends win record to 12
• Coronado wins at Lubbock relays
• Things To Do
• Our Lady of Grace celebrates 50 years
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• Warmer, wetter weather has crops on the move
• Edna Armine Ward
• John Boehner's perpetual tan only one of many scary stories
• Former President Bush not an in-demand figure for candidates
• U.S. often weighed North Korea 'nuke option'
• No. 11 Razorbacks hold on for 24-17 victory against Aggies
• Big Labor, not the tea party, is worst enemy of workers
• Texas Tech freshman Andre Diamant shines at World Chess Olympiad
• Joe Bob Stevenson
• Lubbock man hopes wing design pays auto owners in fuel savings
• Five in a row for WBU volleyball
• White says goals include expanding pre-K programs
• Man who killed three at Sam Donaldson's New Mexico ranch freed
• Astronaut twins to join up in orbit
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• Jesse Perez
• Homeless to Helper: 'Dog Man' finds purpose repaying the kindness
• Finance leaders fail to resolve currency dispute
• Williams: Victory was a start, but Red Raiders must finish
• Mats open district play with win against Lamesa
• Hats Off: Tech played important role for successful Hollywood director
• Trinity Christian picks up three-set win
• Abbott Laboratories withdraws diet pill Meridia in United States and Canada
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• Bank of America stops U.S. foreclosures for review
• After reception for homeless changes at city facilities, so does council position on leadership role
• Wayland Baptist: Volleyball defeats Southern Nazarene
• Mats open district play with win against Lamesa
• Versatile Stephens on verge of Tech record
• Things to do
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• Escape shaft nearly reaches Chile's trapped miners
• Bear Scare
• Calderon sees a drug war success
• Well-acted 'Inferno'Original drama finds playwright exploring fellow playwright's madness
• Meetings for school bond package set
• Versatile Stephens on verge of Tech record
• Longhorn's dominance against Cornhuskers could end Oct. 16
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• Father of drowned 9-year-old girls dies
• Big city life filled with rules, regs
• Canyon shuts down Frenship
• Well-acted 'Inferno'Original drama finds playwright exploring fellow playwright's madness
• Meetings for school bond package set
• Tech Tale of the Tape
• Frenship Reunion celebrates 75th anniversary
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• Blind, deaf to be able to more easily use technologies under new law BY DARLENE SUPERVILLE
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• Texas Tech: Raiders suspend Smith for Baylor game
• Mexico opens probe into reported lake shooting
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• Father of drowned 9-year-old girls dies
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• Deputy says border agent killed unarmed drug suspect
• Chinese dissident Liu wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Texas Tech: Raiders suspend Smith for Baylor game
• Militant in Europe terror alert linked to 9/11 attacker
• Tech Tale of the Tape
• Escape shaft nearly reaches Chile's trapped miners
• Josie Rangel Olmos
• Area agencies unite to help transient people
• Future Is Now Versatile Stephens on verge of Tech record
• Divorces Granted
• Chinese dissident Liu wins Nobel Peace Prize
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• National security shuffle: Jones out, Donilon in as adviser
• Meetings for school bond package set
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• Mother of black dragging victim dies, 12 years after shocking crime in SE Texas
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• Cyclist raising money for spill killed in traffic crash BY MELISSA NELSON
• Ribbons bring attention to Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Oak Ridge Boys Christmas Show one of three newly confirmed attractions
• Mats open district play with win against Lamesa
• Deputy says border agent killed unarmed drug suspect
• 'Queen of Gospel Albertina Walker dies at 81
• Abducted British aid worker killed during rescue by NATO forces in Afghanistan
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• Killer condemned for slaying of fellow prisoner loses appeal
• Democrats see glimmers of hope in election gloom
• Say what? Trash talking is alive and well in the NFL
• Oak Ridge Boys Christmas Show one of three newly confirmed attractions
• Mats open district play with win against Lamesa
• Democrats see glimmers of hope in election gloom
• Program aims to make homes more fire-safe
• Tech DE Smith suspended indefinitely
• Coronado forces five turnovers in victory against San Angelo Central
• Longhorn's dominance against Cornhuskers could end Oct. 16
• Business in brief
• Say what? Trash talking is alive and well in the NFL
• Report says pistol shots preceded Kent State shootings
• Local home sales take 13 percent dip
• Obama hits Grand Old Party proposal to reduce education spending
• Police search for Wal-Mart theft suspect
• Mexico opens probe into report of pirates shooting an American tourist
• Trump hints at run for 2012 presidency
• Lubbock Christian University: Volleyball sweeps to victory
• Business in brief
• Section of Woodrow Road scheduled for closure
• Report says pistol shots preceded Kent State shootings
• Local home sales take 13 percent dip
• America moves on from Louisiana oil spill; coast feels it's been abandoned
• Perry, White schedules blur politics and governing
• Anaheim, Calif. police: Van found, young, kidnapped brothers remain missing
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• Lubbock Christian University: Volleyball sweeps to victory
• Border security debated in Texas governor's race
• Section of Woodrow Road scheduled for closure
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• Space double: Astronaut twins scheduled to join up in orbit next year
• One Ohio school, four bullied teens dead by own hand
• Rights groups file class action lawsuit to stop Colorado wild horse roundup
• Letter of the Day
• Lubbock man dies in Concho County motorcycle crash
• Alaska moves toward legalized trapping of roaming black bears BY MARY PEMBERTON
• Sundown tops No. 3 Lions on last-second touchdown
• Trinity Christian picks up three-set win
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• Ankiel's splash home run lifts Braves over Giants in 11 innings
• National security shuffle: Jones out, Donilon in as adviser
• Rays better start hitting to keep playoff series with Rangers alive
• Divorces Granted
• Lubbock man dies in Concho County motorcycle crash
• Area agencies work together to help transient population
• Tech played important role for successful Hollywood director Andy Fickman is a 1988 Tech graduate who has made the Lubbock area proud by establishing himself as a successful director in Hollywood. His most recent movie is “You Again.” In 20
• Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint, suspects arrested
• American forward Charlie Davies says he wasn't driver of car going 125 mph
• Rangel: Big Money playing even bigger role in politics this year
• NFL looking into allegations that Brett Farve sent racy pics to game hostess
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• United Methodist Church celebrates opening of new building
• Official: North Koreans will follow successor Kim Jong Un
• Recently rediscovered network of tunnels is link to Fort Worth city's criminal past
• Rangers at home with chance for series win over Rays
• State of New York seeks to prohibit sugary drinks from food stamp purchases
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• United Methodist Church celebrates opening of new building
• Official: North Koreans will follow successor Kim Jong Un
• Ribbons bring attention to Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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• Reports indicate toxicity level of Hungary's red sludge flow dropping
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• It's possible to grow wiser as we get older
• Bank of America stops U.S. foreclosures for review
• Children of the World to perform in Lubbock
• Wayland Baptist: Volleyball defeats Southern Nazarene
• DISH won't carry next Tech games
• Today's key high school football games
• Mississippi lawyer jailed for refusing to say Pledge of Allegiance in courtroom
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• Three-run homer aids Rangers in win No. 2
• Monterey comeback falls short in 2-5A-opening loss to Tascosa
• Lubbock man dies in Concho County motorcycle crash
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• Tommy Lee Robinson
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• Mother of black dragging victim Byrd dies
• TODD-ABBOTT
• Washington, D.C.-band returns riding wave of critical acclaim
• Alta Irene Bavousett
• Duff: Internet Security 101: First, stay out of bad neighborhoods
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• Mustangs seek quick start in 2-5A
• These United States: Washington, D.C.-band returns riding wave of critical acclaim
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• Lincecum pitches Giants to win in Game 1 of NL division series
• Martinez rushes for 4 TDs, Nebraska breezes to win
• New Deal head coach: Title on the line in district opener
• Lucero: Memphis band promises Lubbock a better show, but same rowdy fun
• Obama stumps in Chicago; battles to hold his old Senate seat for Democrats
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• Post-Pedro Bazan returns
• Navigating the campaign trail proves to be a bit tricky in Vermont
• HSC receives grant to study autism
• Mackenzie Terrace Baptist to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Streak Goes On: Amarillo defeats Lubbock High for the 37th consecutive year
• Science Spectrum to host four ‘BubbleMania!’ shows
• Reports: Theft, alcohol violations largest problems on Tech campus
• How can Oswalt top Halladay now?
• Dez on $54,896 dinner tab: 'It was all in fun'
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• Pumpkin Hollow hayride added to The Maize
• Police search for Wal-Mart theft suspect, release images
• Health program gets boost at Tech
• Congress punts hard choices until after Nov. 2 elections
• Earth EMS moving past old problems
• AP-mtvU Poll: Technology brings connection, stress to college students
• Free clinic helps patients, provides experience for Tech medical students
• Golden Tornadoes draw district favorite Estacado in opener
• College-educated young adults more likely to wed
• YWCA shares quest to make city one of 100 best communities
• Search for missing tourist thwarted by threats from drug gangs
• Former President Bush's memoir to have print run of 1.5 million copies
• Giants must decide whether to keep Zito, Rowand on the roster
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• 72,000 stimulus payments - totaling more than $18 million - went to dead people
• Free clinic helps patients, Texas Tech medical students
• Appellate judges left to sift precedents, arguments in Leach litigation
• Week 6 high school football schedule
• Reports: Theft, alcohol violations largest problems on Tech campus
• Recite pledge or go to jail? Mississippi free-speech lawyer sent to lockup
• New York seeks to ban sugary drinks from among food stamp buys
• Agape Church to celebrate anniversary
• Weak economy has countries worldwide waging currency wars
• Rare letter from Titanic survivor to be auctioned
• CDC: More American adults hobbled by arthritis; obesity may be to blame
• Mexican president: U.S. wavers in drug war with California pot vote
• Advances offer options in breast cancer surgery
• Ward-Baker, director of Titanic story 'Night to Remember,' dies
• Quick opinion
• Gay community sends video message to young people: It gets better
• Facebook offers a new way to sort friends, copy information
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• Two Baylor receivers charged with pot possession
• Pettitte puts Twins in their place, Yanks win 5-2
• Labor Department: Economy likely creating some jobs, but not enough
• Irene Bailey Edmondson
• 'Good neighbor' corn fights borers both at home and nearby
• Transgender student blocked in bid for homecoming queen at North Dallas High
• Pac-10 ADs wrap up meetings
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• Imogene L. Fortenberry
• Virulent skin germ grates on Maine lobstering isle
• Elizabeth Hudgens
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• More accolades for former Chap
• Lead poisoning spikes in Nigeria after gold mining surge, aid group says
• Mario Cuellar
• Wrongful conviction survivors call community meeting on Cole case in Lubbock
• New Frenship middle school boundaries to be discussed
• U.N. report shows 166 million people in 22 nations face protracted food crises
• Juan Adams
• Westerners seek better start to district season
• Glider pilots reunion planned
• New Jersey senator calls for anti-bully law after student's suicide
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• Watson: Time to assess as we hit the season's halfway mark
• Girlfriend denies Dunn punched her
• High School Football Honor Roll
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• Larry Hegwood
• Tech volleyball falls at Iowa State
• Feds press McDonald's to recall 'Shrek' glasses due to cadmium exposure risk
• Hoffman: Ryan Gray among 10 area competitors advancing to postseason
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• Watson: Time to assess as we hit the season's halfway mark
• Things to Do
• Both sides confident as Leach-Tech case goes to appeals court
• Idalou man gets life in prison for rape of 87-year-old woman
• Time change for Tech vs. OSU, which will be televised along with UH game
• Stout Hearted: Stout steps up, becomes big part of Roosevelt offense
• Stout Hearted: Stout steps up, becomes big part of Roosevelt offense
• Junior League, United partner to feed hungry kids
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• Share wedding memories with Lubbock Magazine
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• Suburbs take hit as U.S. poverty climbs in economic downturn
• Brice receives community service award
• Jones not giving Cowboys expected boost
• Waiting time begins for Leach, Tech after appellate hearing
• Yahoo revs up search results in turnaround quest
• Revenue potential piques Tech interest in more Metroplex games
• Churches look for balance between traditional, contemporary music
• Lee leads Rangers to win over Rays
• Yahoo's revved up search results scheduled to appear today in turnaround quest
• Facebook offers new way to sort friends, copy info
• Red Raiders Football Notebook: Tuberville: Confidence not the issue
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• Linehan: Baylor player caught in tough situation
• Facebook offers new way to sort friends into categories, copy info
• Review: A better Apple TV doesn't beat competition
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• Divorces Granted
• Lubbock police investigate home invasion
• Review: A better and cheaper Apple TV still doesn't beat its competition
• Report: Apple to make iPhones for CDMA networks
• Prep Football Notebook: Muleshoe coach says after 30-game streak, loss was due
• Early 'Fiddler' ticket purchases benefit The Bridge of Lubbock
• Lubbock sales tax share is up from 2009
• Report: Apple to make iPhones for CDMA networks, like Verizon
• Verizon says fast 4G wireless coming to 38 cities
• Post native to be inducted into 4-H Hall of Fame
• Event aims to 'promote an understanding between Christians and Jews'
• Cooper shakes off slow starts to sweep Shallowater in volleyball
• Verizon says fast 4G wireless coming to 38 cities before the end of the year
• NY seeks to ban sugary drinks from food stamp buys
• Suspended LB Cushing practices with Texans
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• NY seeks to ban sugary drinks from food available to buy with food stamps
• Data firm sees 2011 drug sales rising 5-7 percent
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• Ship channel reopens in Houston three days after barge accident
• Iraq could become hot spot again, U.S. official says during Tech address
• Data firm sees 2011 drug sales rising 5-7 percent as sales grow in developing countries
• Sludge-hit Hungarian villagers demand compensation
• Lois Marie Stout Johnson
• Ryan dishes out Game 2 advice
• MLB Playoffs Roundup: Halladay gets second postseason no-hitter
• Virulent skin germ grates on Maine lobstering isle but lobsters not likely cause
• Hawks' repeat Cup chances may be challenged by the salary cap
• Defense says, drugs prescribed for friend in pain in Anna Nicole Smith case
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• American pilots missed by fellow balloonists
• Police still looking for Game Room robbers
• Hungary sludge flood called ecological disaster
• Early 'Fiddler' ticket sales benefit The Bridge of Lubbock
• Hungary sludge flood called 'ecological disaster'
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• Poll says majority of Texans would back Arizona-type measure
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry regards newspaper endorsements a waste of time
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• Carpenter's Church members take part in OctoberFast
• National merit commended students are named
• Junior League and United Supermarkets holding food drive for hungry kids
• Margaret Cho sheds a tear as she leaves `Dancing'
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• Texas climatologist says state is getting hotter
• A-J gives away free tickets today for Marine Band concert
• Murder suspect jailed last month on assault charges
• Government reopens more Gulf waters to fishing
• "Heat the Town" kicks off this month
• Moth-eaten chic at Chanel, France's heritage house
• Donald L. Moreland
• Rawls tops PAGA to win The Cup
• Texans open 3-1 without top players
• Linehan: Fans right to be frustrated after ugly loss
• Medical advances, specialization of doctors aids breast cancer care
• GOP-allied group weighs in with $4 million in ads
• Lubbock police investigate morning home invasion
• Connecticut jury convicts man in deadly home invasion
• Maria Teresa Rangel
• Supporters flock to expo to support those who've battled breast cancer
• Tech indefinitely suspends lumber-theft fraternity for hazing, other violations
• Childress says he received a fair appeal hearing
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• Lubbock's sales tax share is back in black
• Debbie Gray Clevenger
• Salvation Army to accept Christmas assistance applications
• Survey says Latinos still strongly support Democrats
• Coaches seek tight end help for run game
• Manzini's singles run comes to an end
• New Frenship middle school boundaries to be discussed
• LeBron James and Chris Bosh more than picked up the slack after Dwayne Wade debut
• Service sector growth accelerates in September
• Thenarse making most of his extra year at Nebraska
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• Lincoln to cut dealers, go upscale to lure buyers
• Frenship's Duncan receives state honor
• Family of exonerated man in 1986 Lubbock crime calls for community meeting
• Baylor basketball star Dunn arrested, suspended for assault
• Ships back up as Houston canal reopening delayed
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• Extravagant gift ideas offered by Neiman Marcus
• Leader on BP claims blames fraud for slow payouts
• Frenship still second after loss to Canyon
• Oral arguments Thursday morning in Leach vs. Tech fight
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• Slaton's wurst considered the best
• Times Square bomber sentenced to life, warns of more attacks
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• Lawmakers urge review of tax complaint
• Four postseason teams come from the bottom half of MLB payroll
• Life sentence handed down in Idalou man's rape of 87-year-old woman
• Eagles concert rescheduled for Oct. 29
• Sooners 'hungry' to improve after 5-0 start, look for areas of improvement
• Undocumented language found hidden in India
• Economic stress declined in August
• Five fun finds give glimpse into We Think Pink shopping
• Batch: Football team determined, will continue working hard
• Salvation Army assistance
• Weather update: Sunny skies and warm temps expected across Texas
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• Volleyball wins at Permian Basin
• Eagles concert rescheduled for Oct. 29
• Business enterprise to collect used children's, maternity merchandise
• Idalou man pleads guilty to raping 87-year-old woman
• Stocking Patriots start up
• 27 years later, man charged with 1983 murder of an 11-year-old Houston boy
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• Lady Rebels sweep Coronado in key 2-5A volleyball match
• Family Church free doctors clinic
• Pakistani immigrant warns Americans to expect more bloodshed at the hands of Muslims
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• Women's soccer gets road win
• District attorney says judge should recuse himself in Texas arson case
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• New NCAA President Emmert takes over with full schedule
• Gulf spill panel says Transocean thwarts efforts to get documents
• Nobel Prize honors two scientists for thinnest and strongest material known to mankind
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• Connecticut man thanks jurors in deadly home invasion
• Beware the Cowboys after a bye week in Wade Phillips era
• Nine area Hispanic students honored for test scores
• Hands-only CPR saves more lives in cardiac arrests
• Apple challenges $625.5M jury order for violating a small technology company's patents
• Driver cuts off kidnapper's truck in Fresno, abducted California girl flees to safety
• Tech football notebook
• Conference to be held for region
• Bank bailout supporters struggling for re-election
• Out-of-district money largely funds area House races
• Grand Jury Indictments
• Loud workplaces may increase heart problems
• French ex-trader Kerviel must pay $6.7 billion for history's biggest trading scandal
• Supreme Court grapples with NASA privacy questions
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• As 'Peanuts' turns 60, Schulz family plans its future
• Out-of-town dollars dominate races near and far
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• Baylor's LaceDarius Dunn suspended indefinitely
• Europe holds on to win thrilling Ryder Cup
• Tea party followers leaning toward Texas Gov. Rick Parry with reservations
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• Tech imposes five-year suspension on Tech fraternity for lumber theft
• Federal government sues three biggest credit cards, settles with two
• Tech HSC gets federal support for fast track medical degree program
• Bettye Ellison Farris
• National Merit Commended Scholars are named
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• Police seeking possible additional victims of alleged Los Angeles pimp, kidnapper
• Free expo promotes breast cancer awareness and education and includes a full day of activities
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• US strike kills 5 German militants linked to US terror alerts in Europe, al-Qaida
• Homelessnes questions heat up ahead of winter's chill
• Tuberville: Tech not bowl team right now
• Earl Edward "Wootsie" Houston
• New high court era: Kagan makes 3 women on bench
• Homelessness questions heat up ahead of winter’s chill
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• Two horse rescues make personal sacrifices to save their equine friends
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• Oil industry has yet to adopt lessons of BP spill, possible spills still lurking
• Six LISD students honored in National Hispanic Recognition Program
• Judah investors get partial payment now, will see more when other assets sell
• Lubbock police investigate shooting outside East Lubbock nightclub
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• Scandal-plagued California suburb Bell cancels outburst-filled council meeting
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• White Funeral Homes sold to Combest family
• Lil Wayne goes solo in NY jail solitary punishment
• Japan's central bank cuts key interest rate to around zero
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• LCU's Loynes nets SAC honor
• Veterans of World War II given flights
• Zuvanich: North making stand in final year of Big 12 divisions
• Gene test aims for better heart disease detection
• Rangers are really Nolan Ryan's team now
• Actor Tony Curtis buried after Vegas funeral attended by Hollywood's stars
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• Doctors urging closer attention, quicker action when signs of Sepsis present
• Idalou man pleads guilty to raping 87-year-old woman
• Frenship Middle School science teacher Melissa Duncan receives statewide honor
• Little changes, big size could make a difference for Lady Raiders
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• Twitter gets new CEO for second time in 2 years
• Lubbock police release robbery photos
• One dead, five injured in shooting
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• Perry bests White in Lubbock County, statewide fundraising
• Eagles concert postponed for three weeks due to Henley's illness
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• Democratic challenger Bill White slams Gov. Rick Perry over campaign donors
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• Supreme Court begins new era with three women on the bench
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• Frullo draws dollars from all over in House race
• Eagles concert postponed to Oct. 26 due to Henley's illness
• TABC suspends bar at which fatal shooting occurred
• Tech's rally snuffed out in overtime
• Foster's two touchdowns lead Texans past the Raiders
• Streetsweep Nothing to brush off
• CNN Anchor Rick Sanchez fired after calling Jon Stewart a bigot
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• ProRodeo Alabama's Kelly wins local event
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• Verizon Wireless plans to pay $30 million to $90 million in customer refunds
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• European Union fears US terror warning could hurt tourism-based economy
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• Justice Ann Crawford McClure to keynote 10th anniversary Red Mass
• Willis: Defense just didn't do job
• ‘Marble-lous’ finds at Ortega Kitchen & Bath by Venetian of Lubbock
• New survey on sex in US is most comprehensive, revealing since 1994
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• Health overhaul centerpiece endures growing pains
• One dead, five injured in shooting
• Visit today and discover why ‘The difference is Platinum Bank’
• Stem cell pioneer mentioned for Nobel Prize
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• Gov. Rick Perry's donors benefitted from technology fund
• Old man Carney hits three field goal days after rejoining to carry New Orleans over Carolina
• The best of Europe arrives in Lubbock – only at Diamontrigue
• Obama's health overhaul centerpiece for the uninsurable endures growing pains
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• New survey on sex in U.S., biggest since 1994
• Look good, feel good with services and spa packages from Mr. Tom’s
• Spy chief says Iran able to fight computer worm
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• Mild, sunny weather to spread over state
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• South Korea dominates World Cyber Games
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• Braves hold off Phillies 8-7, clinch NL wildcard
• Protesters pray for end to abortion
• Join PinkCircle Blast on Oct. 8 honoring those touched by breast cancer
• Tech team's rally snuffed out in overtime
• Brewers' Macha says he doesn't know his future
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• City jail conditions unsupervised in Texas
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• Despite win, Angels finish with losing record; Rangers advnace
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• Fans befriend 'Social Network' with $23M debut
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• Europe crushes Tiger and takes the lead at Ryder Cup
• Skating was top entertainment in Lubbock's past
• Flotilla ship is setting for anti-Israel movie
• Lubbock police investigate shooting outside East Lubbock nightclub
• Sister offers insight after brother dies, five injured in Depot District shooting
• Fair wrap-up shows lower attendance
• Will voters believe Democrats or GOP message on economy?
• Grammy Award winning rapper TI, wife raise money for Alzheimer's
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• Obama promotes clean energy; GOP hits Dem spending
• Study shows progress with stem cell alternative
• Nadal upset by Garcia-Lopez in Thai Open
• Stop-sign cameras catch California drivers off guard
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• Edwards covets win at Kansas
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• No. 8 Oklahoma beats Red River rival No. 21 Texas 28-20
• Superrich cash in on generosity of bleeding-heart Republicans
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• Tech defense caught in whirlwind as Cyclones crush Red Raiders
• AP Interview: Contador wants blood, urine samples to be frozen
• Hamilton, Wilson lead Rangers past Angels 6-2 ASSOCIATED PRESS
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• Jeff Nicholson and the Eagles: Local attorney collects signatures from his favorite band
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• South Africa researchers receive license to study and sell mood-lifting plant
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• Soccer records another shutout
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• U.S. apologizes for 1940s syphilis study conducted in Guatemala
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• U.S. apologizes for 1940s syphilis study in Guatemala
• Officials believe bin Laden involved in European terror plot
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• New Deal turns to passing game to defeat Shallowater
• DA to look into suicide of Houston teen said to be bullied for years
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• New Census report shows gap between American rich, poor wider than ever
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• Defiance, resilience mark career of late movie actor Tony Curtis
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• Storms drench much of the East Coast leaving at least five people dead
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• Annual Race for the Cure still open for registration
• Sweet Potato Queen to auction off crown at We Think Pink event Tuesday
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 11M kid products amid safety concerns
• Health department holds drive-thru flu clinic
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• Texas QB Gilbert gets legacy test against Sooners
• Students pitch GenTX push to encourage college ambitions
• Senate votes to turn down volume on loud television commercials
• Missing on local walk of fameDon Williams takes vacation from retirement, gives rare concert Tuesday
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• St. Luke's Missionary Baptist to celebrate pastor's 29th anniversary
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• With hopes of paying back feds, AIG agrees to huge stock swap
• Deadline nears for residents recovering from flood to register with FEMA
• Women who lost mothers to breast cancer lead charge to raise awareness
• Olton defense hopes to slow down rival Springlake-Earth
• Los Lonely Boys excel in Texican rock 'n' roll
• Health care law may hamper limited insurance plans for low-wage workers
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• Festival gives local wine drinkers chance to sample best of Texas
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• Forest Dewitt Tiller
• Teen Straight Talk sex education program loses city of Lubbock support
• MMA fighter Garcia loses split decision
• Eagles: With hell frozen over, rock band continues down that Long Road
• Art thieves touch down at Depot District’s Tornado Gallery
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• Duff: Who's keeping women out of the jobs in the technology industry?
• LCU sweeps volleyball match
• Don Williams: Legendary country singer takes vacation from retirement
• Plainview men face several charges stemming from a robbery
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• Democrat White raises questions on Gov. Perry's donations from appointees
• ML roundup: Phillips, Stubbs lead Reds' 9-1 romp over the Astros
• On the Art Trail: Sidewalk chalk art showcased on October’s First Friday tour
• AP sources: Emanuel leaving White House today for mayoral bid
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• After mom's breast cancer scare, freshman Lady Raider learns nothing in life is guaranteed
• LISD marching bands don't miss a beat in extravaganza
• Giant penguins with no tux? Fossil feathers lead scientists to believe so
• Scientists spot planet they believe suitable for life
• Record number of children die in hot cars in 2010, group says
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• Leader of the Pack: Calderon emerges as head of Lions' running back committee
• Ready or Not? tour to be held
• Woman pleads not guilty in Washington in acid hoax case
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• Texas Roundup: Rangers score from first on strikeout, beat Mariners
• Rangers' Hamilton hoping to return Friday
• Kids with ADHD more likely to have missing DNA, new study shows
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• Texas Nurses Association hold meeting to discuss goals
• Petting barn still popular despite the heat, offers visitors chance to see range of animals
• JPMorgan halts 50,000 home foreclosures for possible flaws
• Garrett moves back home after phenomenal Hollywood experience
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• MOB signups set
• New mammogram study stirs debate for women in their 40s
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• Tech to host gathering of environmental journalists
• Medical marijuana tracking on the way in Colorado
• Tour de France champion Contador tests positive for banned steroid
• Former house ag committee chairman addresses his concerns for 2012 farm bill
• LISD marching bands will perform at extravaganza
• Flood disaster victims must still register with FEMA
• House clears stopgap spending bill for Obama to prevent shutdown
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• Anton forfeits football schedule
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• Hormone-blocking drugs before surgery help women avoid mastectomies
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• Lubbock police look for suspect in two small-business robberies
• Tech sets Big 12 football schedule for next two seasons
• Discovery has scientists pondering: Could 'Goldilocks' planet be just right for life?
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• 78th and University Church of Christ to host Gospel Meeting
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• Lubbock school evacuated after van catches fire in nearby parking lot
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• Bond increased for inmate who escaped
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• Two pedestrians injured in accidents Tuesday night
• Thirty Gulf cartel suspects captured in northern Mexico
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• Ag commissioner candidate Hank Gilbert says he won't repeat TDA mistakes
• Study finds texting laws don't curb crashes
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• 1998 Derby, Preakness winner Real Quiet dies at 15
• Stephen Strasburg close to starting rehab
• Muleshoe 'Ace of Cakes' episode airs Thursday on Food Network
• Former President Jimmy Carter sickened on plane, rests at Ohio hospital
• Los Angeles heat wave takes some sizzle out of Hollywood
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• Gen. David Petraeus fights time, enemy in Afghanistan
• Southwest's move to buy AirTran would bolster route map
• Monterey's best effort not enough to route Corondao
• Appeals court approves U.S.-funded embryonic stem cell research for now
• New Jersey chef featured on television cooking show kills himself
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• NY Muslims say bigotry behind order to remove remains from cemetery
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• Patti Jones elected to state local government leadership role
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• Gunman opens fire at UT-Austin campus, kills himself
• Balcony seating now available for contemporary Christian Make a Difference concert
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• Nearly nine months after quake, Haiti still waiting for pledged U.S. aid
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• New home construction surges as many existing homes remain on the market
• Barricades go up on 82nd Street
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• Chavez: Venezuela studying nuclear energy, hopes to begin program in South America
• Cases of gonorrhea are high in Lubbock County. Testing and treatment are quick and painless.
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• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff while riding a Segway
• Rumsfeld finds legal way to compensate Iraqi detainees who suffered
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• Regulators shut down several small banks in Florida and Washington state
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• Rangers celebrate their first division title since 1999
• Moving? Visit Hurley Packaging of Texas for moving boxes, supplies
• Lubbock police arrest vehicle burglary suspects
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• Beat the Heat Solar Screens offers cooler month products and benefits
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• Fresh off rare shutout, Cyclones await Red Raiders
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• LCU men take 12th in OSU meet
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• Cross-country paddler completes 4,300-mile trip from Oregon to Maine
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• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest instead of surgery
• Calif. measure shows conflicted link to pot
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• Polar Express ride again ushers in holiday season
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• Cancer drug costs $93,000: How much is a life worth?
• From deep in bunker, Furyk saves par -- and $10 million
• Visit The Clock Doc for repair of clocks and watches, from Rolex to Timex
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• Yankees switch again, go back to Hughes vs Boston Redsox
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• Hermit monks plan monastery on remote ranch in Wyoming
• Experience Life church to expand into downtown bus depot
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• Call Rowe Heating for savings on Fall Furnace Check; tax credits set to expire
• Hermit monks plan monastery on remote ranch in Wyoming
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• Ingram's late TD lifts No. 1 Alabama to 24-20 win against Arkansas
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• Harvick, Hamlin exchange words in garage
• Reds gain 4-3 win over Padres and share of NL West lead
• Los Lonely Boys are healthy, touring and eager to release new songs
• Wounded in Iraq, double-amputee returns to war
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• Rangers clinch first playoff berth in 11 years
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• Dromgoole: Kelton's final novel wraps up Ranger series
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• Study: Two popular supplements used to treat arthritis don't work
• Grammy-winning Zac Brown Band to perform new CD Friday
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• Congress wants tougher stance with China over trade
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• CDC says vaccinations are high, but measles shots decline
• Rix ordered to stop selling some prepaid funeral plans
• Wisconsin prosecutor tried to keep 'sexting' case quiet
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• Mustangs seek spark to break losing streak
• British research team discovers brain region linked to introspection
• Stone Temple Pilots swagger back into spotlight with sixth CD
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• Lubbock fire officials asking about a car left burning
• Brief but strong storm barrels through New York City; one dead
• Serious laughs: Ten Eyck well cast in predominantly lighthearted ‘Foreigner’
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• United Blood Services has urgent need for O-negative donors
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• Relief well intersects blown-out BP well in Gulf of Mexico
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• Police say Washington acid attack on woman self-inflicted
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• National Rifle Association endorses Perry for governor
• After California explosion, states are waiting to act on aging gas lines
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• Census shows 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Tech fundraising campaign targets $1 billion by end of 2013
• Money's no object for billionaire in California gubernatorial race
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• Doris Kent
• Election in Afghanistan to test reforms of government
• Carter says Kennedy delayed health care reform years ago
• Strategy for Lubbock's purchase of Xcel assets includes $20 million cash
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• Lawmakers say President Obama promises he will push DREAM Act
• Abilene Cooper rolls Lubbock High 43-0
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• Economic recovery is in a "soft spot," Texas Tech grad says
• Bush: Returning Heisman is not admssion of guilt
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• Gates Foundation study concludes educating women saves millions of kids
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• Lubbock police look for salon theft suspects
• Hurricane Karl becomes stronger in the Gulf of Mexico
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• Distraught man shoots doctor, then kills self, mother at Johns Hopkins
• AL roundup: Indians beat Angels on error in 11th inning
• Texas Baptists to host Special Friends Retreat
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• Coppell mayor shot daughter at least a day before killing herself
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• State orders Rix to stop selling some prepaid funeral plans
• Lubbock council OKs budget with fee increases, pay raises, no streetlights
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• Passengers flee after teen crashes SUV into house; no one seriously hurt
• Abilene Cooper mauls Lubbock High in lightning-shortened game
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• 'Claw and antlers' signal good for Texas Rangers
• Recycling center to shut down
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• Lubbock jobless rate improved in August
• Divorces Granted
• AP-GfK Poll: Climate for GOP keeps getting better, long season ends with bang
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• TV correspondent Edwin Newman dies
• AL-West leading Rangers win seventh game in a row
• Six-man powerhouses Borden County, Meadow meet up
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• Vincent Saucedo charged with manslaughter in Lubbock rollover that killed Antonio Vega
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• Arlington opens graves, finds 2 misplaced bodies, spawns investigation into burial mix-ups
• Jovita Montes
• Tropical Storm Karl hits Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula
• Arlington National Cemetery opens graves, finds two misplaced bodies
• Residents pay price of new projects
• Draw of Tech-UT football game opens up other activities
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• Study shows Tech's economic impact on community growing
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• Efforts to sharply cut maternal mortality by 2015 are still off track according to WHO
• Two sought in aggravated robbery
• Fifteen students named National Merit semifinalists
• Poll indicates climate for Republicans keeps getting better
• Obama appeals to Hispanics to back Democrats in November elections
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• Junior doctors quickly learn that exposure to patients' germs is part of the job
• W. T. Whitehead
• Cowboys linemen back at practice
• Sun's glare especially dangerous for Lubbock drivers
• More House Democrats call for tax cuts for everyone
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• Working while sick? Study finds even doctors do it
• Ruben Santos
• Brewers beat Astros in 10 innings
• TASO to hold first hoops meeting
• Lubbock utility board offers one-time $3 million payment to keep streetlights off its books
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• Medical groups urge flu shots for pregnant women to protect themselves, baby
• Genia Roberson
• Westerners up for task of slowing down Abilene Cooper
• Texas gubernatorial debate unlikely before November 3rd
• Lubbock police look for women who stole baby clothes
• Only about two-thirds of U.S. teens have been taught about birth control methods
• Felix Martinez Orta
• Week 3 high school football schedule
• Plainview man critically injured in Tuesday motorcycle crash
• Lubbock police look for debit card theft suspects
• Slew of 3-D TV movies for the home? Not so fast, 3-D movies tied to TV manufacturer
• Harvey Darrell Hackney
• Wednesday court ruling: Texas plates must be on front bumper
• Fort hood suspect's attorney seeks closed hearing
• Good times abound at LSO chamber music series opener
• Council approves payment plan for Xcel Energy assets
• Review: How the iPad won over a skeptic: finally fulfills the promise of the tablet computer
• Frances Smart George
• Washington cracks down on abandoned Gulf wells
• Florida's Uggla takes pride in his defense
• Leaf attends recovery meetings, gets drug tested
• Mayor reluctantly creates panel to study future of city power company
• Microsoft Corp. unveiled the "beta" test version of Internet Explorer 9 on Wednesday
• Hubert W. Eldridge
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• Frontier justice book discussion
• Hispanics remember Mexican Independence Day
• LPD: Speed and alcohol possible factors in serious motorcycle crash
• Asian stocks down but Japan up on yen intervention in the currency market for first time
• Maureen I. Crawford "MaDea"
• UT coach readying team for Tech
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• Lockard sentenced to 97 years for grandfather's slaying
• Tech to announce $1 billion capital campaign
• US homes lost to foreclosure up 25 pct on year, housing market recovery still a concern
• Carolina DeLeon
• United Way's Community Status Report says education key to many areas
• Agriculture future gets boost
• Smoking bans help curb kids' severe asthma attacks, research shows
• Fire officials looking for owners of burned up car left in West Lubbock
• New drug-resistant superbugs found in 3 states
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• Paul Rocha
• Ag commissioner Todd Staples encourages students
• With QB Keenum on sideline, Coogs show offensive diversity
• Grand jury indicts confessed killer in homeless stabbing
• Aging gas pipeline systems at risk of deadly explosions nationwide
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• Raise funds for breast cancer
• Grand jury indictments
• EPA told gas drilling does, does not taint water
• Staples urges college students to vote, spread awareness
• William R. "Bill" Moss
• Code enforcement in South Overton
• Orioles cruise past Blue Jays 11-3
• Golf notes: Mike Cowan set to take part in his 10th Ryder Cup
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• Jimmy Francile Moore
• Fallen Leaf: QB bust returns home to rebuild his life
• Officials say Texas 'fight club' facility now safer
• Fiesta time: Nadal continues Spain's amazing year
• Mexican spirit to ring out at Fiestas del Llano event
• One person injured in traffic accident in southeast Lubbock
• Eldon Golden Moody
• EPA, Texas working on permanent solution to Clean Air Act compliance
• No. 10 Gators hoping to avoid Poole party vs. Vols
• Morgan eligible to play right away for Baylor
• Lubbock to host pit stop for race that raises awareness for missing children
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• R. B. Luke, Jr.
• Elderly Slaton woman killed after driver reportedly blinded by sun
• NFL talks with Jets about reporter flap
• New rules slow Gulf of Mexico drilling pace in shallow water
• Lubbock police look for thief
• Zimbabwe court frees on bail US health workers
• Joe & Juanita Hernandez
• Linehan: Do clothes make the journalist?
• FDA questions safety, effectiveness of Arena Pharmaceutical's diet pill
• Raiderville continues to grow as Tech students seek best seats for Texas game
• High school tennis roundup: Lubbock High continues to roll
• Restroom spies say we're washing hands more often
• Ronald Jeffrey Farmer
• Disabella earn Big 12 honor
• 14-year-old girl injured when hit by pickup in north Lubbock County
• Red Raiders' use of white helmets elicits range of opinions
• Lubbock High takes down Levelland
• New drug-resistant superbugs found in 3 states
• David "Dirty" Michael Collins, II
• Diamondbacks beat Reds 3-1
• Bush gives up Heisman as not to tarnish award's dignity
• Schedule gets much tougher for Pac-10 going into weekend
• Lubbock County judge candidate John Miller attacks newly passed budget
• Wal-Mart introduces wireless plan under own brand
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• Seminars to boost college awareness
• Longtime Lubbock County reserve deputy Kenneth Sylvester honored for service
• Parents of children with pre-existing conditions: Tell the A-J about your experiences with insurance
• Attack on SC prison guard renews phone-jam debate
• Good times abound at LSO's chamber music series opener
• Crop insurance critical component of farm bill
• Big game creates run on Lubbock, area hotel space
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• Lockard says murder of grandfather was 'will of God'
• Lubbock police look for women who stole baby clothes
• Chattanooga utility offering fast Internet service
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• Critics assail practice of ex-legislators becoming lobbyists
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• Survey indicates cost of health insurance claims to increase
• Less than half of incoming University of Texas freshmen are white
• Ten Lubbock ISD students named National Merit semifinalists
• Banks get years to adjust to new global rules
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• Corn syrup producers want sweeter name: corn sugar
• Area small college roundup: LCU volleyball downs Wayland
• Tea party victory in Delaware primary deals another blow to Republican establishment
• Dancers bring professionalism to Ballet Lubbock's 'Ragtime'
• Driver charged with manslaughter in last week's fatal rollover in Lubbock
• Dollar at new 15-year low vs yen
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• Gwen Patterson
• Trial starts in death of Angels pitcher
• Texas commission ready to end disputed arson case investigation
• Investigators say Iowa egg company knew of salmonella test results
• Utility board asks to cut a $3 million check instead of taking over streetlights
• Economy 101: Who benefits from new banking rules?
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• Charles Burrel Redwine
• American woman freed by Iran after bail deal
• Frenship earns historic first win against Hereford
• BP claim czar considers making key concession in Gulf oil spill compensation
• Divorces Granted
• Wayne Eugene Ricketson
• Amarillo skateboarder a media sensation after saving Quran from possible burning
• Trash talking takes more than loud mouth
• Haynes principa Nancy Merrilll helps lost walker find his way home
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• State grant program for needy Texas students in jeopardy
• Jurors hear 911 recording during Lockard murder trial
• Slaton woman dies in hospital after being struck by vehicle
• Eddie Haskell's charming ways: Actors, union settle suit over foreign royalties
• Eloisa Rendon Montalvo
• Frenship, Plainview resume 3-4A play in volleyball
• Staples to host rally for Texas Tech, LCU students
• Jailed American's family asks Iran to drop bail
• Tech police boost patrols, but no run-ins at Raiderville
• Some really hard knocks: Ravens punish Jets, pull out close victory
• J.W. "Dub" Newsom
• Fall Arts and Crafts Festival to be held Saturday at Lubbock's Garden and Arts Center
• Zuvanich: Crabtree's catch against Texas is one of college football's great moments
• Senate Republicans say they will block tax increase
• Long-time reserve deputy honored this week for service
• Long-yardage plays, goal line stand help Chiefs top Chargers in opener
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• South Plains Church to host Christian singer
• County Judge candidate attacks newly-passed budget
• Stephens earns Big 12 honor for performance against New Mexico
• Eldon Golden Moody
• Harvest Church to celebrate 18th anniversary Sunday
• YWCA, health underwriters join forces to get children enrolled for health insurance
• Potential playoff preview provides hope for Rangers
• Teen detained in Gaines County stabbing
• Perry Martin
• Cuba to cut 500,000 government workers, reform salaries
• Border Patrol agents fire into Mexico during drug bust
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• NL roundup: Another strong start from Myers lifts Astros
• AL roundup: Rays take over first place in AL East
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• Inkling of Faith: More people choosing to permanently display their faith through tattoos
• Staples to meet university students for rally at Texas Tech
• The newest superbugs: Antibiotic-resistant bacteria found in three states
• Covenant to host Medicare seminar
• Big wins give Shallowater, Cooper needed momentum
• Wayland men lose to ENMU
• Raiderville returns: an estimated 100 students campers stake claim on football seats
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• Aging gas pipes bring risk of more deadly explosions nationwide
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• United Methodist Women to sponsor conference
• Perez receives 15-year sentence for killing two while drunk
• French-built airplane carrying 51 passengers crashes in Venezuela; 36 survive
• Jackie Dale Dennis
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• Two women sought in debit card abuse
• Pentagon proposes huge sale of warplanes to Saudi Arabia
• Medical flight from New Zealand arrives in Antarctica after blizzard conditions ease
• J. E. "Hank" Crawford
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• Nadal completes career Grand Slam by winning U.S. Open
• Driving up prices: Purchase of Dollar Thrifty could increase cost of renting cars
• William "Alan" Burke
• Accident east of Idalou kills Miles Gibson of Lubbock
• Texas Tech library beams up operations to meet digital age demand
• Monterey ex nets honor on pitch
• Economy 101: Who benefits from international agreement on new banking rules?
• Preliminary 2010 data indicates research boom at Tech
• 'School Daze' luncheon to be held today
• Tuberville's take: Three positives and three concerns
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• Restroom spies: Researchers say Americans are washing their hands more often
• Homer C. Stoudt
• Candle causes apartment fire; five teens escape unharmed
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• Attack on South Carolina prison guard renews debate about jamming cell phone signals
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• Court bars investigators from using MLB drug list
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• Lubbock man gets 55 years in robbery re-trial
• United States widens probe of bribery allegations against Hewlett-Packard
• Florence K. Loewy
• Gaines County teen detained for stabbing teen neighbor
• Stephens earns Big 12 honor; Football parking sold out for UT game; Golfer Kaufman leads Ram Classic
• Lubbock County Commission OKs raises, keeps tax rate
• Zuvanich: Crabtree's catch against Texas is one of college football's great moments
• Obama children's book 'Of Thee I Sing' is due out in mid-November
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• Red Raiders plan more complex attack for 'Horns
• Find it all at KK's Corner!
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• Woman arrested in Sunday stabbing
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• Alonso wins Italian GP for Ferrari
• NFL roundup: Rodgers leads Packers past Eagles despite Vick's efforts
• Choosing a Reverse Mortgage: is a fixed-rate HECM right for you?
• Red Raiders football notebook: Stephens climbs return list
• Unsettled nation marks 9/11 with sorrow
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• Boehner says he'd support a middle-class tax cut
• NL roundup: Pence's home run leads Astros past Dodgers
• Red Zone Cafe's homestyle menu scores touchdown with locals
• Texas Tech-New Mexico scoring summay, statistics
• U.S. woman caught in Iran's fight
• Prep Volleyball Roundup: Deterding records 20 kills as Tigers open 3-4A with win
• AL roundup: Rangers sweep Yankees as Lee comes back sharp
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• Rundell takes Men's City Championship
• Promote business with private label water from Essence Bottling Co.
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• Top 25 football roundup: James Madison stuns in-state power Virginia Tech
• Poverty on track to post record gain
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• Acupuncture, Chinese herbal remedies help clients find relief from ailments, pain
• Teens escape apartment fire
• TexasTech Volleyball falls to Illinois State
• Perry, White say health care a budget priority
• Johnson wins after difficult summer
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• Symposium wraps up with a service celebrating heritage, culture
• Long-time patient 'wouldn't think about' anyone but Phoenix Home Care Service
• Lubbock man dies in vehicle accident east of Idalou
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• NL roundup: Lyon's throwing error pushes L.A. Dodgers past Astros
• Congress to tread carefully in run-up to election
• Tech soccer wins Red Raider Classic
• DreamMaker turns a nightmare repair into unexpected dream bath for couple
• Church in California wants to resume Zimbabwe AIDS work
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• Cowboys fall in McNabb's Washington debut
• Texan saves Quran from burning
• Steel Depot has the components to improve your structure inside and out
• FDA warns doctors of rare, sometimes fatal side effect with imaging drugs
• Defensive change stops New Mexico's scoring
• One of two convicted in serial murders to be freed on appeal
• Texans open with rare victory against Colts
• Wedgewood South asks area seniors - are you ready yet?
• FDA warns of deadly side effect with imaging drugs
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• Pantex plant creates tool to dismantle B83
• Residents flock to area fruit festival
• Despite problems, Mexico battered but not broken on bicentennial
• The Weather Channel meteorologist returns to Texas roots for new job
• Precision Body Works promotes 'woman-friendly' environment
• CDC reports adults eating less fruit, not enough vegetables
• Linda Jean Attaway
• Patriotism fills Kastman Park in tribute to 9/11
• Robert Randolph & The Family Band share love for roots music
• Human rights group details Iraq prisoner abuse
• Westbrook: Lubbock High School built with sacrifice, integrity
• Don't spend all your life savings paying for nursing home costs
• Schwarzenegger checks out China's high-speed rail; promotes California tourism, exports
• Death Notices
• Peace-loving Muslims are not responsible for 9/11
• Poll: Perry leads White in close race
• Houston's Keenum listed day-to-day
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• FCC to open up vacant TV airwaves for broadband in wireless gadgets
• Report: HP close to buying ArcSight for $1.5B
• Harold R. Duff, Sr.
• Texas Crop Report
• County commissioners approve hospital, county budgets
• Harley unions set to vote on Wisconsin labor contract today
• You may get something for nothing, but it's not 'free'
• Gonzales ready for year two in Lubbock
• 'Halo: Reach' aims to grab gamers again
• Jean Hamilton
• Texas rips Wyoming
• Annual Arts and Crafts Festival scheduled
• Fellow Americans' suspicions frustrate US Muslims
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• Social media inflames news cycle of Quran burning in Florida
• James William Newton, Jr.
• Special teams' turnaround fuels Raiders' rout of Lobos
• Are you a recent graduate without health insurance?
• FCC to open vacant TV airwaves for broadband
• Production of stimulus-aided car batteries revs up
• Ranch to raise funds for horses' dental work
• Emotional Kanye closes VMAs; Gaga wins eight, including video of the year
• Rita Jerien St. Onge
• When it comes to LP&L and city, 'us' vs. 'them' should just be us
• VIDEO: Tuberville, Potts talk Texas Longhorns
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• Man shot with Taser by Dallas police officer dies
• Red Raiders football notebook: Sheffield sighting
• Kids in school and holidays in the distance - perfect time to re-floor!
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• Tobacco Prevention and Control Coalition
• ChromeLive! Presented by RVCA Adds Another National Act to Annual Event
• Third ChromeLive! Music Festival Is Home To World's Largest TOMS Shoes
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