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Would it surprise you to learn that you have probably never heard of the most prolific serial killers in the world? Infamous names like Richard Ramirez, David Berkowitz, Jeffrey Dahmer, and Ted Bundy barely crack the top 30. So who were the worst?
Determining the "world's worst serial killer" is an impossible feat. Anyone who kills a person in cold blood is pretty horrible, so the only quantifiable way to determine the "worst" is by the number of kills. This too proves difficult, as many serial killers, once arrested, often confess to dozens or hundreds of murders they had nothing to do with. For example, Henry Lee Lucas confessed to over 600 different murders at one point or another, in what is widely believed to be a farce meant to waste law enforcement's time and money. Even after all that, most law enforcement believe they have evidence that he was involved in at least 70-80 murders. He was convicted for 11.
For the purposes of this article, I have gone solely based on conviction rate - the number of victims that the courts could convict the killer of. I have also not included so-called "Angels of Death," doctors and nurses who kill their charges (usually with drug overdoses), often believing that they are doing the right thing by putting their patients out of their misery.
Killer: Luis Garavito
Area of Crimes: Columbia
Convicted Kills: 139
Suspected Kills: 300+
Born in 1957 in Columbia, Luis Garavito was the eldest of seven sons in very poor family and was abused throughout his childhood. His chosen victims were street children, between nine and fourteen years old. Each was raped, tortured, killed, and dismembered.
Garavito was captured in 1999 and confessed to killing at least 140 children. He was convicted of 139 murders. Almost as disturbing as his crimes is the Columbian justice system. While he was easily convicted of over 100 murders, a serial killer of this magnitude is unprecedented the Columbian justice system. As it stands, Columbia does not have life in prison or the death penalty; in fact, the most time any one person can spend in prison is 30 years, which was the sentence Garavito got. But by making a public apology and helping locate the remains of his victims (including victims he was not convicted of killing) he was able to have his sentence reduced to 22 years. On top of that, he could have a further reduction of prison time for good behavior. After a 2006 documentary aired and public outcry became fervent, judges agreed to look at the sentencing requirements to try to extend it. I cannot find anything one way or the other as to whether or not he is still in prison.
Killer: Pedro Lopez
Area of Crimes: Columbia, Peru, and Ecuador
Convicted Kills: 110
Suspected Kills: 300+
Born in 1948, Lopez was also born in Columbia, to a cold-hearted and abusive prostitute with 12 other children. He was kicked out of the house at age eight when he was discovered molesting one of his sisters. Columbia was rife with street violence, warfare, and political upheaval at this time, making it an even more dangerous place than home. He was picked up by a man with promises of food and housing; instead he was raped repeatedly and discarded. A year later, an American couple took him in and sent him to school. He was molested by one of his teachers and returned to life on the street. He supported himself by stealing cars and selling them to chop shops. He was arrested at age 18 and sentenced to seven years in prison. He was gang raped upon entering prison, and killed the four men responsible. Deciding that it was self-defense, he had two years tacked on to his prison sentence. Upon his release in 1978, Lopez went to Peru, where he later claims to have murdered over 100 women and girls of native tribes. He was caught by one tribe leader in the middle of an abduction, and the tribe planned to torture and kill him. A missionary convinced the tribe to turn him over to the police, who didn't want to waste time with tribal murders and shipped him to Ecuador. Lopez continued his spree across Ecuador and Columbia. Authorities initially believed that the sudden uptick in young girls disappearing was due to human trafficking.
Lopez was caught in 1980 when he brazenly tried to snatch a young girl from a market. When he eventually confessed, he claimed to have raped and murdered at least 110 girls in Ecuador, 100 in Columbia, and "many more than 100" in Peru. With a victim count like that hard to believe, he agreed to show police his burial sites. While many sites had no remains (likely due to flooding or animals) remains of 57 girls were discovered. Each one had been raped and strangled in broad daylight - he was sexually excited by watching the life leave their eyes. He would, on occasion, have macabre tea parties with their corpses. Because of his detailed confessions, Lopez was charged - and convicted - in the murders of 110 girls in Ecuador.
There seems to be varying reports of his sentence and where it was served. It seems that Lopez was released from an Ecuadorian prison, arrested within an hour and deported to Columbia. Lopez seems to be currently behind bars.
Killer: Daniel Camargo
Area of Crimes: Columbia, Ecuador
Convicted Kills: 72
Suspected Kills: 150+
Another Columbian killer, born in 1936, Daniel Camargo actually spent time in prison with Pedro Lopez. After his mother died, Camargo was raised by a distant father and abusive stepmother. He was obsessed with virgins and when he discovered that his fiancee was not one, agreed to stay with her only if she help him procure virgins. She assisted in luring and drugging five girls that Camargo would rape, but none were killed. The fifth victim reported the crime, and Barbosa went to prison. A three-year sentence became an eight-year sentence when a new judge took over, which is where Camargo claims the murderous rage began. Camargo served his full term. About a year after his release, in 1973, he kidnapped and raped a nine year old girl, then murdered her so she couldn't rat him out like his last victim had. He was arrested in 1974, and while at the time he was believed to have committed at least 80 murders in Columbia, the nine-year-old was the only murder he was convicted of. He was sentenced to 25 years.
Ten years into his sentence at "Columbia's Alcatraz," Camargo escaped. Authorities believe he drowned during the escape; the press said he was eaten by sharks. It was less than a month later that Camargo reappeared, this time in Ecuador. Between 1984 and 1986, he raped and murdered at least 54 girls. Police initially believed this to be the work of gangs. Eventually Camargo was arrested, mere minutes after killing another girl. He confessed to killing 71 girls in the two years since his escape from prison, and led police to the bodies as proof. He chose children because they were virgins and it gave him greater satisfaction to see his victims cry. He was sentenced to 16 years in prison, the maximum sentence in Ecuador. Before that release date came up, the cousin of one of Camargo's victims killed him in prison in retaliation.
Killer: Pedro Filho
Area of Crimes: Brazil
Convicted Kills: 71
Suspected Kills: 100+
We move out of Columbia, but not far... to Brazil. Pedro Filho was exposed to violence even before his birth in 1954. His father beat his mother while she was pregnant, resulting in Filho being born with a skull injury. His first murder was at age 14: he murdered the man who fired his father for alleged theft. Then he killed the man who had actually committed the theft. Filho was involved in drug and gang activities, and tortured and killed a number of gang bangers who had killed his girlfriend. Before he turned 18, Filho had killed ten people. When Filho's father murdered his mother, Filho got revenge by killing his father, ripping out his heart, and eating a piece of it. His first arrest, in 1973, yielded a body count of at least 47 inmates he killed in prison, determining that each deserved it. He claims to have killed at least 100, but was eventually convicted on 71 counts. Filho was sentenced to several hundred years in prison, but like Columbia, Brazil has maximum sentencing, and he was released from prison in 2007. No other murders have been associated with Filho, but he has been arrested for incidents such as inciting a riot and false imprisonment.
Killer: Yang Xinhai
Area of Crimes: China
Convicted Kills: 67
Suspected Kills: 67
We finally leave South America and head to China, where Yang Xinhai was convicted of every murder he confessed to. Xinhai was born in 1968 and was the poorest family in an already-poor Chinese village. He is one of the rare serial killers who does not seem to have a history of abuse in their past. He was in and out of prison multiple times between 1988 and 1999 for various crimes, including theft and attempted rape.
Xinhai did not begin murdering until 1999. Between then and 2003, Xinhai killed 67 people and raped 23 women. Upon his arrest - which occurred during a routine sweep of the entertainment district, at which point police determined he was acting suspicious - Xinhai confessed to the murders and the rape. He would break into homes at night and kill the occupants - often times entire families - with whatever weapons he found handy: axes, hammers, shovels. Xinhai contracted HIV from one of his victims.
Xinhai never formally gave a reason for his crime wave. Many believe that it was "revenge" against society, although Xinhai is quoted as saying, "When I killed people I had a desire. This inspired me to kill more. I don't care whether they deserve to live or not. It is none of my concern...I have no desire to be part of society. Society is not my concern." He was convicted on February 1st, 2004 and executed by firing squad thirteen days later.


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Objective To assess regions and patterns of brain atrophy in patients with Parkinson disease (PD) with normal cognition (PD-NC), mild cognitive impairment (PD-MCI), and dementia-level cognitive deficits (PDD).
Design Images were quantified using a region-of-interest approach and voxel-based morphometry analysis. We used a high-dimensional pattern classification approach to delineate brain regions that collectively formed the Spatial Pattern of Abnormalities for Recognition of PDD.
Setting The Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Center at the University of Pennsylvania.
Subjects Eighty-four PD patients (61 PD-NC, 12 PD-MCI, and 11 PDD) and 23 healthy control subjects (HCs) underwent magnetic resonance imaging of the brain.
Results The PD-NC patients did not demonstrate significant brain atrophy compared with HCs. Compared with PD-NC patients, PD-MCI patients had hippocampal atrophy (β = −0.37; P = .001), and PDD patients demonstrated hippocampal (β = −0.32; P = .004) and additional medial temporal lobe atrophy (β = −0.36; P = .003). The PD-MCI patients had a different pattern of atrophy compared with PD-NC patients (P = .04) and a similar pattern to that of PDD patients (P = .81), characterized by hippocampal, prefrontal cortex gray and white matter, occipital lobe gray and white matter, and parietal lobe white matter atrophy. In nondemented PD patients, there was a correlation between memory-encoding performance and hippocampal volume.
Conclusions Hippocampal atrophy is a biomarker of initial cognitive decline in PD, including impaired memory encoding and storage, suggesting heterogeneity in the neural substrate of memory impairment. Use of a pattern classification approach may allow identification of diffuse regions of cortical gray and white matter atrophy early in the course of cognitive decline.
Figure 1. Hippocampus, insula, and putamen atrophy in patients with Parkinson disease (PD) and mild cognitive impairment compared with PD patients with normal cognition (uncorrected P = .01). A, Axial view. B, Coronal view. C. Sagittal view. The color scale indicates the amount of atrophy (in cubic millimeters) per cubic millimeter of tissue in the reference image at that voxel, adjusted by the intracranial volume.
Figure 2. Hippocampus, amygdala, and globus pallidus atrophy in patients with Parkinson disease (PD) and mild cognitive impairment compared with PD patients with normal cognition (corrected P = .05). A, Sagittal view. B, Coronal view. The color scale indicates the amount of atrophy (in cubic millimeters) per cubic millimeter of tissue in the reference image at that voxel, adjusted by the intracranial volume.
Figure 3. Scores for the Spatial Pattern of Abnormality for Recognition of Parkinson disease with dementia-level cognitive deficits (SPARE-PDD) instrument by cognitive subgroup. Data are presented as mean threshold scores; whiskers represent 95% CIs. HC indicates healthy controls; MCI, mild cognitive impairment; and NC, normal cognition.
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on Sep 28, 2013 at 2:52 pm
No one drives 30 on Alma. ;-). If you think they are set wrong, you could bring it to the attention of the city. Public works should be the right department.
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on Sep 28, 2013 at 3:01 pm
Did the city pay for this? When was this discussed and approved. Perhaps the weekly can look into it if they are not too busy cheer leading for the city at events like the piazzas electric charging station
on Sep 28, 2013 at 6:19 pm
It could be flashing "SLOW DOWN" at the guy behind you doing 50.
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I have no idea who put them in, it's possible the county did it. Alma street is also a county route from San Antonio to Oregon (I am not a Palo Alto Weekly employee).
on Sep 28, 2013 at 11:48 pm
I noticed this too ... it is so annoying.
Seems like it is just built to irritate drivers.
I also thought the limit on Alma once you get out of downtown was 35?
I've think these things should be like speed limit signs. Normally the LED should be white or green displaying the speed limit. When traffic is going over 5 miles above the speed limit it should turn yellow and maybe flash. Higher than that it should turn red and maybe flash. It should not be annoying or take your eyes off the road. The ones on Alma seem to turn off completely, and then pop on in a distracting way.
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Our recent thaw has given us all a chance to step up our training — and as with any sudden uptick in mileage, the threat of injury increases as well. Here's the roundtable on the one most sure-fire way to avoid injury and/or illness:
Dr. Matthew Busam, orthopaedic surgeon, Cincinnati SportsMedicine and Orthopaedic Center and Flying Pig Wellness Team member: Live in a bubble. Seriously, there is no sure-fire way. I think the best approach is to understand that we all are exposed to illness and we are all likely to get sick at some point. Stressing over that doesn't help. Also, get plenty of sleep. Getting enough sleep is the number one way to avoid or reduce the severity of many colds and flu. With injuries, the old "listen to your body" line is very true. Pushing through an injury just makes it worse. .
Mike Fremont: Sure-fire, injury, illness preventian.. you're talking joints, bones. A vegan diet is your coat of mail. I fell down 7 times last year, got a black eye, barked shins, bloody elbows and knees … s o you could dress as for a rollerblade race
Julie Isphording, Cincinnati running legend, Runners High contributor and adviser: Need to get sleep and stay balanced in many ways.
Harvey Lewis, marathoner, ultramarathoner, adventurer, teacher: The best way to avoid injury and illness is to get plenty of sleep, eat more frequently vegetarian, cross train, and listen to your body. If you've done a really intense workout don't worry about taking a day off. If your feeling a muscle or joint ache on your run you want to be flexible enough to respond. Evaluate the problem and if you can make an adjustment, need to stretch, slow down, or make another change
Our "Vowing to Run" couple, Karen and Jon Minzner:
Karen: Don't run?… although, that might lead to different types of illnesses. Seriously though, I think rest is important. It is easy to get caught up in a training schedule and push yourself too far. Taking time off to heal is a good thing, even if it doesn't always feel like it.
Jon: Don't run if you're hurt! This is the fastest way to turn a nuisance injury into a career ender. The other important thing is cross training – when you get up to high mile training weeks, that extra time you spent on your core will pay off handsomely..
Brian Nash, veteran marathoner: I think that following the 10 percent rule really helps. If I try to jump my miles by more than 10 percent in a week, my legs let me know
Jim Pleshinger (that would be me): My abs are anything but rock-hard, but nonetheless: The more I concentrate on strengthening that portion with either crunches or the Bender Ball, the more I'm able to stretch out my notoriously tight hamstrings.
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Donna E. Shalala to speak at UAHuntsville's spring commencement 2011
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (July 6, 2011) — Donna E. Shalala, president of the University of Miami and former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, will give the keynote address during the spring commencement ceremony on Saturday, August 13, at 9 a.m., at Spragins Hall on the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAHuntsville) campus.
During the ceremony, 1021 degrees will be conferred. UAHuntsville will award 794 bachelor's degrees, 194 master's degrees and 33 doctoral (PhD) and doctor of nursing practice (DNP) degrees. Shalala will be awarded an honorary doctor of humane letters degree during commencement services.
At 9 a.m. on Saturday, all College of Liberal Arts, Nursing, and Science undergraduates, and master's degree students will receive their diplomas. And, PhD and DNP students will be hooded during the ceremony.
During the noon ceremony all College of Engineering, and Business Administration undergraduates and master's degree students will receive their diplomas. All engineering and business Ph.D., students will be hooded at the service.
Donna E. Shalala became professor of Political Science and President of the University of Miami on June 1, 2001. She has more than 30 years of experience as an accomplished scholar, teacher, and administrator.
In 1993 President Bill Clinton appointed Shalala U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) where she served for eight years, becoming the longest serving HHS secretary in U.S. history. At the beginning of her tenure, HHS had a budget of nearly $600 billion, which included a wide variety of programs including Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Child Care and Head Start, Welfare, the Public Health Service, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). At the end of her tenure as HHS secretary, The Washington Post described her as "one of the most successful government managers of modern times."
Shalala also served in President Jimmy Carter's administration from 1977-80 as assistant secretary for Public Development and Research at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
She is a director of Gannett Co., Inc., the Lennar Corporation, and Mednax, Inc. In 2007, President George W. Bush handpicked Shalala to co-chair with Senator Bob Dole the Commission on Care for Returning Wounded Warriors, to evaluate how wounded service member's transition from active duty to civilian society. In 2009 she was appointed chair of the Committee on the Future of Nursing, at the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Shalala received her A.B. degree in history from Western College for Women. One of the country's first Peace Corp Volunteers, she served in Iran from 1962 to 1964. She earned her Ph.D. degree from The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. She has held tenured professorships at Columbia University, the City University of New York, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She served as president of Hunter College of the City University of New York from 1980 to 1987 and as chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Madison from 1987 to 1993.
Shalala has more than four dozen honorary degrees and a host of other honors, including the 1992 National Public Service Award, the 1994 Glamour magazine Woman of the Year Award; in 1992, Business Week named her one of the top five managers in higher education; in 2005 she was named one of "America's Best Leaders" by U.S. News & World Report and the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government; and she received the 2010 Nelson Mandela Award for Health and Human Rights, which recognizes individuals for outstanding dedication to improving the health and life chances of disadvantaged populations in South Africa and internationally.In June 2008, President Bush presented her with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian award. She has been elected to the Council on Foreign Relations; National Academy of Education; the National Academy of Public Administration; the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; the American Philosophical Society; the National Academy of Social Insurance; the American Academy of Political and Social Science; and the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Now you know I'm not into precision when it comes to sewing, so I can only share with you what I did- the laziest method EVER. If you're looking for those tight tailored bedskirts, this post is not for you. If you're a real seamstress, or take pride in doing quality work, this might actually make you run away screaming. Nevertheless, here goes it.
Here's what you'll need:
- Old bedskirt (in the size that you want, or make adjustments accordingly)
- Drop cloth
- Sewing machine/thread/pins
To save time and my sanity, I just cut the skirt part off of the old one so I could reuse the sheer white fabric that goes on the boxspring. I laid out my drop cloth flat and placed one of the long edges of the old skirt on top. I knew the original skirt was too short so I added some (unknown) length to the bottom and a seam allowance to the top. If you want something more neat, I recommend ironing your drop cloth (which I didn't, part of the errr…character) and measuring your lengths. Remember to account for any of the sheer overlay that you have to trim off (in my case, the seam allowance came off with the original skirt).
Cut out your drop cloth strip and lay it out again to cut an identical piece.
Do the same for your short edge. You should have 3 pieces, 2 of which are (mostly) identical. Pin your pieces right sides together to the sheer overlay where you cut off the original skirt. I stopped being lazy for 1 minute paused to check the corners, making sure the strips laid together nicely and fell to about the same length. Then I went around and sewed the whole she-bang together.
By some miracle, the thing actually fits. You also get a bonus sneak peek at the bed in the room-in-progress.
I may add ruffles to it, what do you think? I've never made ruffles before, but I think maybe one on the edge made out of drop cloth or even burlap would look really sweet. Stay tuned for more updates to the guest room!
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NEW YORK — Oklahoma City Thunder owner Clay Bennett began hearing from people around the NBA within minutes of Monday's tornado.
Commissioner David Stern and Deputy Commissioner Adam Silver called. So did fellow owners and colleagues, all asking what they could do to help.
Some made donations, but Bennett believes the organization had a responsibility to do even more for the fans that have been so welcoming since the team arrived five years ago.
"This community is all about family. It's all about supporting each other, and when things like this happen, we rally and we take care of each other," Bennett said in a phone interview. "The community's been so supportive of this team and we've had such an incredible connection with the citizens here and across the state, that we really feel that it's our absolute responsibility to do all we can to help."
Bennett has seen the way Oklahoma embraced his team when he moved it from Seattle to his home state in 2008, and he said watching some of those people suffer after the tornado devastated the Oklahoma City suburb of Moore made it feel "very close."
"This team connects with everyone," he said. "It connects with every demographic, every geographic part of the city and state. Race, religion across the board. The team and our guys have been completely accepted and when this happened, it just felt like family. Our fans, the people who support us, who embrace our team, our organization, and then to watch coverage and to see so many people wearing their Thunder shirts, it's very close."
So the Thunder sent their business and front office staffs out to help with blood drives and volunteer in locations that were receiving food and materials. And the team matched the $1 million donation to relief efforts made by All-Star Kevin Durant.
"As extraordinary as that number is, it does not surprise me a bit," Bennett said of Durant's pledge. "And it doesn't surprise me that he was the first one to do it."
The NBA and the players' union also announced a joint $1 million pledge on Tuesday. The money will be going to the American Red Cross, Salvation Army, and other disaster relief efforts on Monday. Durant said seeing the devastation in his adopted hometown was "tough to watch." But he also believes the community will band together to get through such a difficult time, as does Bennett.
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A 49-year-old Vicksburg man accused of hitting a child while driving drunk and leaving the scene has died.
Warren County Sheriff Martin Pace tells WLBT TV Alvin Edwards Willis died of natural causes at River Region Medical Center on Wednesday. Willis was in police custody and being held on $250,000 bond.
Pace says Willis was arrested April 16 and charged with aggravated DUI and leaving the scene of an accident. He was accused of hitting 8-year-old Kenneth Hall Jr., while Kenneth was riding his bike.
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IOWA STATE vs. TULSA
Monday, Dec. 31, 3:30 pm
Nothing is worse than two teams playing in a bowl against one another when they already played earlier in the year and that's in store for this year's Liberty Bowl. Iowa State beat the eventual Conference USA champions in this season's opener and heads into the Liberty Bowl motivated to finish with a winning record for the first time in three years. Iowa State will try to force some more turnovers while earning its third win in five bowl games. he Cyclones have an uncanny way of getting their opponents to join them in playing a boring, time of possession-filled, disciplined game. Head coach Paul Rhoads doesn't have the built-in recruiting advantages of most of his counterparts in the Big 12. He finds 'grinders' that will buy in to his system and will continue to get better throughout their careers. It really is a testament to his coaching staff and his ability to get the most out of his players' physical abilities. When glossing at the numbers alone, Iowa State certainly doesn't jump off the page. The Cyclones win with execution, defense, and forcing turnovers. When betting sites online tackle this tilt, they will give Tulsa a very legitimate chance because of improved balance and quality coaching. For a number of years, Tulsa was a talented passing team which was going to air it out on the way to 45-50 point games, aiming to win in shootout fashion. That was the modus operandi under former coach Todd Graham. In 2012 things have changed a bit, as the Golden Hurricanes have become much more balanced under head coach Bill Blankenship, enough to win the championship of Conference USA.
Tulsa won 11 games for the only time in program history in 2008, but it gave itself an opportunity to tie that mark with an overtime victory over Central Florida in the conference title game Dec. 1. The Golden Hurricane feature a trio of backs who have carried the ball 100 or more times. While Alex Singleton has been featured as the red zone back, Ja'Terian Douglas and Trey Watts have each eclipsed 600 yards rushing on their carries. The team has improved its defense immensely from a year ago when it was among the worst in the entire nation. This is how a team moves up the ladder in its conference. Tulsa failed to even win its own division last season. Now it is a conference champion with a coach who delivers more of a return on the school's investment than many other coaches in college football. Blankenship has delivered the kind of value to Tulsa that various athletic directors can only dream of.
It's possible that Iowa State will not treat this game seriously, having already beaten Tulsa. Iowa State lost five of its last seven games and finished next to last in the Big 12 Conference and Tulsa will get its revenge. Without All-Big12 linebacker, Jake Knott, the Cyclones will not be able to keep up with Tulsa. Tulsa wins the game and we have them winning by more than 3 touchdowns. which makes this game a major play. I will have more on this game as we get closer but making sure everyone jumps on Tulsa early and often.
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Oxfam is responding with humanitarian aid to those affected by fresh flooding in Sindh province in Pakistan. This is the second year of flooding in Pakistan, and many of those affected had not fully recovered from last year's mega-floods.
Some 8.9 million people have been affected by the floods in Pakistan. More than 6.8 million acres of land have been flooded and 2.2 million acres of standing crops have been destroyed.
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Oxfam is supplying clean water and sanitation to the most affected districts of Sindh province, while rescue and evacuation operations have been carried out in Sanghar, Tando Allahyar, Umerkot.
Oxfam also has plans to help people get access to food and is developing projects to help people earn a living.
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James S. Yates, age 90, went peacefully to his heavenly home on November 7, 2012 at Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital with family at his side.
He is survived by his devoted wife of 55 years, Barbara; his children, Diane, James J. (Ann), Dennis and Ronald (Donna) Yates; his "favorite" granddaughter, Kathryn Yates; brother, Martin (Rita) Yates; and several nieces and nephews. James was preceded in death by his son, Ensign Thomas J. Yates; and sisters, Nellie Vona and Dorothy Cleer.
James was born in North Tonawanda on December 4, 1921, son of the late Sam and Ida Yates. He served in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II. In 1951, he joined the North Tonawanda Police Department where he attained the rank of Captain and retired in 1983 as Chief of Detectives. He was a graduate of Erie Community Technical Institute in 1965.
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---- — SALEM — A Salem mother has been charged with lying to doctors and police to protect her boyfriend after her 11-month-old son was hospitalized with serious injuries consistent with being lifted by his hair last year.
Lidia Rodriguez, 21, of 1000 Loring Ave., pleaded not guilty to a charge of witness intimidation during her arraignment yesterday in Salem District Court, where Judge Matthew Machera ordered her held on $2,500 bail.
Her boyfriend, Jose Luis Rodriguez III, 27 — who in 2011 was charged with biting the 5-year-old son of another girlfriend — remains under investigation by police. He's currently being held on unrelated drug charges at the Middleton Jail.
If Lidia Rodriguez makes bail, she will be confined to her home and monitored by an electronic ankle bracelet, the judge ordered.
Her children have already been returned to her custody since the incident.
Prosecutor Alex Grimes, who had sought a far higher bail of $10,000, said Lidia Rodriguez took her son to North Shore Children's Hospital on March 30, 2012, because he had swelling and bruising on his head.
She offered doctors, and later police, an account of how the boy had been suffering chronic ear infections and was fussing in his crib. She said she put him on her bed, but he rolled over and fell on top of a PlayStation game console, which, she said, belonged to a friend she knew only as "Tony."
Doctors were skeptical. The baby was suffering severe swelling of his scalp, which had filled with blood between the skull and the skin, pushing his ears out, and he had two black eyes, Grimes told the judge. The baby suffered so much internal bleeding that he became anemic, said the prosecutor.
The boy was also found to have injuries to his neck.
Police were also concerned that the account was not truthful, after a search of the apartment revealed that the bed was simply a mattress on a carpeted floor.
Doctors told Salem police that the injuries were consistent with the baby being picked up by his hair, and concluded "this is out-and-out child abuse," Grimes told the judge.
The child has since recovered physically, and both he and an older half-sibling, now 7, were returned to Lidia Rodriguez's custody by the Department of Children and Families, Grimes told the judge.
There are, however, some concerns about whether the child has sustained emotional trauma, said the prosecutor, describing recent reports of the child "acting out."
A public defender representing Lidia Rodriguez yesterday told the judge that DCF has been attempting to close their case.
About a week after her first interview, Lidia Rodriguez called police and identified Jose Rodriguez as her boyfriend, admitting that she had made up the story about a man named "Tony." She said Jose Rodriguez, who was charged in July 2011 with biting the 5-year-old son of a former girlfriend, told her not to tell police he had been in her apartment because he would be blamed.
David Alford, the student public defender representing the mother yesterday, said Lidia was "physically intimidated" by her boyfriend.
"Her children and her mother need her," said Alford, who stressed his client's ties to the city, where she graduated from Salem High School.
According to court papers, the father of the injured child, another Salem man, has not been involved in his life.
Grimes told the judge that the charges were delayed while prosecutors reviewed whether to seek a criminal complaint against Lidia Rodriguez.
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I'll remember a lot of things about Fith Grade, but the one thing I'll remember the most is my classmates. I think of them as my family. The funniest memory that happened this year was when I had to sign a contract. I was signing the contract and my mom pointed out that I spelled my last name wrong. The problem was that I wrote it in pen. Another funny memory was when "Elmo" came. One day Shoshana, Talya and I were walking down the stairs and then all of a sudden, Elmo came out of nowhere and started shaking a grogger! We all screamed and scared our teacher to.
The schoolwork was okay, not great and not bad. What I'll remember most about my classmates is how they're fun and nice. What I'm going to miss the most is my teachers and classmates. When I'm 56, I'll remember everyone, even the teachers. Since I'm not coming to my school next year, I have to thank Casey, Cayla, Sarah C., Ethan, Jake, Brianna, Justin, Lily, Shoshana, Rachel, Talya, Noah, Sarah S., Sydney, Mrs. Zavon, Morah Liat and everyone else that helped me make it through the year.
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Manhattan Style Clam Chowder40 Reviews 4 Pics
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"A hearty blend of vegetables and clams with a little added spice. This soup is better the next day."
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- Combine canned tomatoes and clams together with juices in a large stock pot. Stir in oregano, basil, sauces, and onion powder. Simmer for 30 minutes.
- Add vegetables, and simmer for 2 to 3 hours. Stir occasionally. Salt and pepper to taste, and serve.
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This soup recipe was a better "start" than all the others I found. I like my soups thick, chunky, and manly, so ofcourse I added a few things. For starters I used a giant 52 ounce "costco" can of chopped clams (that will reduce that "strong tomato" taste people are talking about). I also used italian style stewed tomatoes instead of regular diced. I added more celery. I also added a tablespoon and a half of thyme (that is important in manhattan style chowder) I added 1/3 cup sauvignon blanc wine and 6 strips of Bacon done crisp(soaked up all fat)I also through in a couple ounces of clam juice. When I was doen I had a soup that absolutly knocked the socks off every one that tried it. I followed all other directions as stated. This soup was AMAZING
4 stars once I doctored it up a bit. When made according to the directions, I found it much too tomato-y. It also needed lots more clams. To adjust the recipe, I used a Costco-sized 52-oz. can of clams w/juice and added a 14-oz. can of chicken broth and 1/2 to 1 cup water. I also used 4 stalks celery. It makes a huge batch--nearly 8 quarts. To make half use 8 cans (6.5 oz) of clams. Halie is right--it's better the next day. But it's pretty darn good the first day too! We just love it with good bread and a big salad!
I followed the recommendatiions of "Soupman" and it turned out PHENOMENAL!!! This recipe actually surpasses restaurant quality and remains healthy...HERE"S WHAT TO DO: 52 oz minced clams in juice and one extra smaller (4-6 oz) can for good measure, Italian petite diced tomatoes, Sauvignon Blanc(1/2 cup or so...), plenty of fresh thyme, a few pours of clam juice, and 6 slices crispy bacon chopped, THEN just follow the rest of the recipe. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!! Put this all together and it's 5 STARS!!! Thanks to you and the Soupman!
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Will Monsters or Paranormal Activity 2 be your perfect scary movie this Halloween? We don costumes and look at both!
Two new scare-tactic new films have hit theaters for Halloween, both with a simple, independent, low-budget approach to tried and true genres. Monsters is a road trip movie set after the outbreak of an Alien invasion, following a man and woman as they try to get back into the U.S. From Mexico. Paranormal Activity 2 is the follow up to the innovative "found footage" horror movie, and just might be more than an empty cash-grab sequel. Alex, Dan, and Jeff put on their Halloween costumes and let you know which is a trick and which is a treat.
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- Simmer ribs in water for 45 minutes. Mix together ketchup, sugar, salt, garlic, soy sauce and hoisin sauce. Pour over ribs in dish; Marinate overnight in refrigerator. Bake or grill over fire for half hour.
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I requested a BBQ rib recipe that was similar to the ribs served at P.F. Changs. According to my husband, the taste of this was very, very similar. Its been 6 mos. since I went to P. F. Changs, so my memory is a bit shaky. I'll take my husband's word. The only change I would make is to double the sauce. Use half for the marinade and keep the other half for basting while grilling.
These riblets are outstanding. My husband said that he'd never have riblets at (a famous chain restaurant famous for their riblets) again!! The meat falls right off of the bone, and the flavor is amazing. I added about a tablespoon of minced ginger root to the marinade to kick up the asian flavor of the ribs. Also, no extra salt is necessary- the soy sauce is salty enough. I have made them twice now, both times in the oven in a roasting pan. Definately double the sauce if you cook them in the oven, and turn the riblets a couple of times throughout cooking- there won't be any sauce leftover- it will all have soaked into the meat. They make great leftovers too!! These are a must try!
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What a great recipe...simple and delicious. The ribs - and I used riblets - came out fall off the bone tender. I baked them at 350F for about 1hr, covered with foil. No leftovers here! Thanks!
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Thanksgiving Eve is one of the biggest drinking days of the year. Old friends get together, often at bars, before spending time with their families on Thursday.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is urging people to celebrate responsibly and not drive under the influence.
Last year during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, 17 people were killed on Ohio's roadways, with 30 percent related to impaired driving, according to the highway patrol. Last year 27 people were killed due to impaired driving between the Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve holidays.
AAA predicts 43.6 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home over the holiday.
Patrol officials say motorists should schedule plenty of time for road trips, so as not to speed. Safety should be the top priority, not getting there in record time.
"We all share the responsibility of contributing to a safe holiday on Ohio roadways by obeying all traffic laws and never driving impaired," said Colonel John Born, patrol superintendent. "As a member of the motoring public, you can help save lives by reporting unsafe and aggressive drivers to law enforcement."
Troopers ask motorists to contact the Patrol by calling #677 to report dangerous or impaired drivers.


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HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Stocks in Hong Kong and Australia jumped to multi-month highs Wednesday as Asian markets began their 2013 journey on a buoyant note after the U.S. House of Representatives voted in favor of legislation to undo much of the fiscal cliff.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index /quotes/zigman/2622475/delayed HK:HSI -0.91% rallied 2.9% to 23,311.98 and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 /quotes/zigman/1653884/delayed AU:XJO -1.36% gained 1.2% to 4,705.90, pushing both indexes to their highest finish since June 2011.
South Korea's Kospi /quotes/zigman/1652118/delayed KR:SEU -0.15% jumped 1.7% and Taiwan's Taiex /quotes/zigman/1565586/delayed XX:Y9999 -0.53% rose 1%.
All four markets, which were on their first trading day of 2013, held their gains after the House voted 257-to-167 in favor of a Senate-approved deal to undo tax hikes and spending cuts that began going into effect at the start of the year. Read full story on the fiscal-cliff deal clearing Congress.
"Regardless whether the U.S. bill looks like a flimsy stop-gap, the risk rally was very strong," said Woon Khien Chia, head of Asian emerging markets research.
Mainland Chinese and Japanese stock markets remained closed for holidays.
The fiscal-cliff have been a source of concern for regional markets in the last several weeks because of its potential impact on the U.S. economy.
Analysts cautioned markets may still face headwinds in the weeks ahead as U.S. lawmakers were yet to agree to an increase in the government's borrowing limit.
"Longer-term, the concern remains as to how sustainable it is, as the spending cut-side seems limited. Couple that with the fact that the U.S. is once again at its debt limit, and the upside looks limited," said Andrew Sullivan, a principal sales trader at Piper Jaffray.
Chinese financial and property stocks fronted the rally in Hong Kong, with China Life Insurance Co. /quotes/zigman/336639/delayed/quotes/nls/lfc LFC +0.11% /quotes/zigman/29330/delayed HK:2628 -1.50% jumping 6.7% and Ping An Insurance Group Co. /quotes/zigman/8216/delayed HK:2318 -1.43% /quotes/zigman/372285/delayed/quotes/nls/pngay PNGAY -0.71% climbing 5.2%, while China Resources Land Ltd. /quotes/zigman/14892/delayed HK:1109 -0.88% soared 6.2%.
The rally also followed official data Tuesday showing that China's manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) remained unchanged at 50.6 in December, below expectations, but above a 50-point threshold that indicates an improvement in activity. Read: China's official Dec. manufacturing PMI unchanged.
Meanwhile, HSBC data showed PMIs for South Korea and Taiwan also climbed back above 50 in December. Korean PMI rose to 50.1 from 48.2 in November, while the index for Taiwan shot up to 50.6 from 47.4 in November.
Strategists remained optimistic about regional equity performance in 2013 after all major Asian markets posted gains in 2012, with those at Crédit Suisse saying they retain their "bullish bias" for the year ahead.
"We believe 2013 will be a year driven by a number of country- and sector-level themes, rather than an overarching theme that drives markets up or pushes them down. ... Just like 2012, we believe 2013 will be a year of stock pickers," the strategists wrote in a note to clients.
Financial stocks also rallied in Seoul, where Woori Financial Co. /quotes/zigman/34126383/delayed/quotes/nls/wf WF +0.20% /quotes/zigman/1636628/delayed KR:021960 -1.66% jumped 3% and Hana Financial Group Inc. /quotes/zigman/387145/delayed KR:086790 +0.60% rose 4.6% in Seoul.
Commodity stocks climbed across the region as prices of crude oil and several metals rose.
Cnooc Ltd. /quotes/zigman/274848/delayed/quotes/nls/ceo CEO -1.38% /quotes/zigman/29647/delayed HK:0883 -0.72% gained 3.1% and Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd. /quotes/zigman/294208/delayed/quotes/nls/ach ACH -2.22% /quotes/zigman/5308/delayed HK:2600 -3.07% jumped 6.2% in Hong Kong, while BHP Billiton Ltd. /quotes/zigman/270355/delayed/quotes/nls/bhp BHP -1.70% /quotes/zigman/180893/delayed AU:BHP -0.70% rose 2% and Rio Tinto Ltd. /quotes/zigman/182541/delayed/quotes/nls/rio RIO -1.75% /quotes/zigman/176317/delayed AU:RIO -1.48% climbed 2.4% in Sydney. Steel maker Posco /quotes/zigman/301692/delayed/quotes/nls/pkx PKX +0.02% /quotes/zigman/1638368/delayed KR:005490 +0.74% added 3.3% in Seoul.
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DALLAS (SMU) — Engineering education at SMU takes a major step forward today with groundbreaking for the new Caruth Hall for the School of Engineering.
To date, commitments totaling more than $18.4 million toward a goal of $22 million have been received for the building project. New gifts include $4 million from Robert Palmer of Houston, $2 million from the Hillcrest Foundation of Dallas and $1.5 million from the J. E. and L. E. Mabee Foundation of Tulsa.
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"The new Caruth Hall will provide visible evidence of the growing national significance of SMU's School of Engineering," said SMU President R. Gerald Turner. "We are deeply grateful for the vision and generosity of these donors in providing facilities that support our efforts to develop a national center for educating engineers who will be future leaders in the global economy."
The new Caruth Hall will serve as home to the Caruth Institute for Engineering Education at SMU, established and endowed last October by an additional $5.1 million gift from the W. W. Caruth, Jr. Foundation of Communities Foundation of Texas. Building on current programs of the School of Engineering, the Caruth Institute is expected to become a national center of excellence to promote engineering and technology education in grades K-12 and beyond.
In March 2008, SMU announced that the Caruth Institute will be directed by Delores M. Etter, who recently stepped down as Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development and Acquisitions. She also will hold the new Texas Instruments Distinguished Chair in Engineering Education at SMU.
In addition to the Caruth Institute, Caruth Hall also will house the Department of Engineering Management, Information and Systems, and the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. The building will be constructed to LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold Standards, featuring environmentally conscious design. It will include more than 64,000 square feet of space for teaching, research and innovation, nearly double the size of the current facility.
The Palmer Engineering Leadership Complex in the new building will include student leadership and co-op programs, an advising center and an innovation gym, where students can interact and seek innovative solutions to projects and issues. Other major elements of the building include the Hillcrest Foundation Amphitheater, the Mabee Foundation Foyer and the Vester Hughes Auditorium.
With the nearby Junkins and Embrey Engineering buildings, both constructed in the past five years, the new Caruth Hall will complete the final phase in development of SMU's engineering quadrangle.
"The new Caruth Hall will be a remarkable laboratory of innovation for our students, faculty and corporate partners," said Geoffrey Orsak, dean of the School of Engineering. "The building will offer new opportunities for collaborative research and hands-on learning, as well as providing high-performance space for engineering institutes and centers."
Donor Robert Palmer received a B.S. in mechanical engineering from SMU's School of Engineering in 1957. While he was an undergraduate, he started working for Rowan Drilling Company as a roughneck as part of the University's cooperative engineering program. After graduating, he joined the Rowan Company as a drilling rig mechanic and, after a brief stint with Gardner Denver, became director of engineering and purchasing for Rowan. He returned to SMU to earn a graduate degree in engineering administration in 1966 and soon after was placed in charge of Rowan's international operations. In 1972 he was elected Rowan chair and CEO, a position he held for 31 years. He was named chair emeritus for life upon his retirement in 2003. In addition to his gift toward construction of Caruth Hall, Palmer has provided an additional $1 million to the Palmer Endowed Scholarship Fund for undergraduate engineering students, which he and his wife, Rebecca, established in 2006.
The Hillcrest Foundation, founded in 1957 by Mrs. W. W. Caruth Sr., has long supported community institutions and causes, including SMU. In addition to its gift for the new Caruth Hall, the foundation previously has provided funding for the original Caruth Engineering Building, Caruth Auditorium in Meadows School of the Arts, technology enhancements for the Dedman School of Law and the Hillcrest Foundation Commons in the James M. Collins Executive Education Center. The Caruth family has been a major donor to SMU since its founding in 1911.
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The admissions and One Stop staff are very friendly and helpful. Yes, I wish the school didn't cost as much and that there were more financial aid available, but I'm grateful for what I did receive. The scholarship weekend I attended was one of my favorite experiences at APU.
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I feel very informed about drug safety and the university policies. Most students uphold the policies. I have never had an issue on campus.
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We don't have traditional Greek Life, but we do have academic fraternities.
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I fell very safe and secure on campus with our Campus Safety Officers. I really like having a counseling center on campus, but I think our Health Center is mediocre.
I love the faith integration within the classroom. I really appreciate the Honors College and the efforts they are making to make this university a more prestigious university to attend.
We have great teams that perform well and have a growing community of School Spirit.
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I feel like I have enough rules to keep a safe, respectable campus culture, while enough freedom to live as an independent adult.
So Cal Sun - Is there anything better?
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A lot of restaurants right across from campus ranging from ethnic cuisine to fast food to frozen yogurt to sit down restaurants. There's a lot to choose from but not always cost effective.
Diversity is a hot topic of conversation on campus. APU as an institution is certainly making strides through admissions and recruitment to add diversity. Students on campus enjoy conversations and engaging in diversity for the most part.
I don't participate much in the nightlife
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I love living close enough to LA to seek out experiences, while being far enough from the city to create a college culture.
There isn't a lot of campus-sponsored transportation. However, there is a lot of convenient public transportation near campus. A lot of students have cars and are willing to carpool.
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The town during the day is fine, but at night people who are up to no good come out. What these people do at night make looking at stuff during the day not fun.
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dorms are pretty nice compared to CSU schools, but every year they take more and more freshmen so dorms are becoming more packed than before
Sunny California, what else would you expect
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No Greek Life man! I was in a sorority at my old school and i miss it a lot!APU doesn't want a greek life because it doesn't want to be affiliated with the "stereotypes", which in my opinion is dumb because my sorority taught me so many leadership skill and helped me grow in so many ways than I thought was possible
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Drugs aren't really a issue here. There are a lot of MJ users, but hey weed doesn't hurt anyone.
when it comes to heritage a majority of people are white, but i'v never really seen any bad discrimination based off color.Homosexual discrimination is pretty bad. But there are those like me that accept the gayBecause this is a Christian campus there are many conservative people here! I am a huge victim of being put down for my actions or because i'm not a "perfect christian"
Apu is really strict on the no parting policies! About 40% of the people are open partiers and 15% are closet partiers lol. Big rager parties are rare and don't happen that often. Most parties consist of kickbacks, especially once your jr year hits. since APU is such a small school all the partiers eventually get to know who the fellow partiers are. In saying that if you are going to be apart of the party crowd be careful what you post and who you talk to about parties, especially if you still live on campus!!my freshmen year i was put on social probation for simply being at a party, even though i was sober!Freshmen and Sophomores don't be stupid holding dorm parties in your room or on-campus apartments because more than likely you will get caught and it's not worth it.
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Because its in Azusa finding an affordable house or apartment is pretty easy and cheaper than on campus housing if you co-rent with a couple other people. But if you want a place on your own there isn't really anything all that affordable
This school has really good health and science majors, so if that is what you wanna go into APU is a good choice for that. Business is pretty good, not as good as other school but still pretty good. Music and Film are also really good here. and obviously Biblical studies and theology is a huge thing here since APU is a christian college.
I went to another school and they had an amazing business program! Always holding networking events and the classes were a lot more challenging. At APU they do put on a couple of activities for networking but not as many as my old school. APU's teachers are really approachable and nice so that is one upside of it. Their business study abroad programs are great also!
the football team has gotten a lot better since my freshmen year. Basketball has always been good. I don't follow baseball here that much but people still go to the games. both woman's and mens soccer are really good! Acro and tumbling is amazing! Cheer is still a club sport on campus.
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