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Woods gets down to a final one
It's been a week to the day since Rockwall Heath four-star center Austin Woods announced he had a final five of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Baylor, TCU, and Texas Tech.
Alice Lurine Huot, 86, died peacefully at Unity Hospice on June 27, 2009. Born on April 3, 1923 in Norway, Mich., she is the daughter of the late Henry and Josephine Odill.
Texas Tech Librarian 'Proves' Existence of Spider-Man
Yes, Mary Jane, there is a Spider-Man. At least, that's what pop-culture guru and associate humanities librarian for Texas Tech University Libraries Rob Weiner set out to prove in an article published in the International Journal of Comic Art .
Facemasks Selling Out Nationwide Amid H1N1 Fears
It May not be the new fashion item, but facemasks are proving a sellout everywhere in the sultanate.
Duncan celebrates victories, laments losses in 81st Session
The recent Texas legislative session was a success... kind of. State Senator Robert Duncan of Lubbock says many good things got done including, more money for public school teachers, putting Texas Tech, and other schools on a path to Tier One status, and tax breaks for small businesses.
Tech regents to take up tuition Monday
A special meeting for the Texas Tech Board of Regents is set for Monday afternoon.
William Kerns, Center Stage: "McMahon, Fawcett, Jackson all gone"
Before heading out, I wanted to mention the names Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson.
'Wedding' couple has far-flung support
Leigh Daniel and Nick Cordes need more than just charm and a cute story to win NBC's "Today Throws A Wedding." They need votes.
Special session: Perry calls 'em back
State Rep. John Smithee will have to postpone a trip to Oregon he had planned for next week.
Revisiting Texas Tech's 2001 signing class
Today, we continue our summer series that revisits Texas Tech's last 10 recruiting classes.
Tech Iranian students raise awareness of country's plight
Thousands of miles away, Mehdi Rafiee's friends and family are engaged in the most daring political uprising to take root in his country in his lifetime.
Tech has strong second day of NCAA Outdoor Championships
The Texas Tech Track program rebounded on the second day of the NCAA Outdoor Championships being held at the John McDonnell Field as D'Andra Carter and the men's 4x400M advanced to the next round of competition.
Chef honored for job inside and outside the kitchen
Rocky Rockwell said he's often been the target of criticism in the kitchen when he cooks with his wife of two months.
Texas Tech community enjoys new leisure pool
With temperatures hovering at the century mark, Texas Tech students are among those looking for a refreshing way to cool off.
Skyviews Restaurant to move to Jones AT&T Stadium in 2010
It won't happen for another 14 months, but diners at Skyviews eventually will be seeing a slightly different slice of the South Plains heavens with their meals.
Expert on College Alcohol Abuse and Prevention Available to Speak on New Study
A report released by the U.S. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism found that binge drinking and drinking-related deaths among college-age students are increasing.
Report: Anderson pulled trigger
A prominent Lubbock orthodontist apparently shot his wife and mother-in-law to death with a rifle and then used the weapon to kill himself in a case that stunned the community early this year, autopsy reports The Avalanche-Journal obtained on Monday indicate.
One Gem: Overton Hotel in final countdown as property looks at July...
One Gem: Overton Hotel in final countdown as property looks at July 25 opening Jun.
Rural areas struggle to provide care
Health care experts have coined the term "medically disenfranchised" to describe the more than 60 million Americans who lack regular care.
Double-T Nation Daily Diatribe // 06.10.09
Congratulations are in order to Ed Whitacre, Jr. a former Texas Tech graduate , who has been tapped to be the man that hopes to bring back the bankrupt General Motors.