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When UNH Today was launched in March 2008, its aim was to provide daily news updates about UNH to the university and its larger community. The email news was delivered Monday through Friday, offering everything from stories on cutting edge research to sports scores to art exhibits at the Museum of Art.
There was so much news, in fact, that some subscribers found it hard to keep up. And they let us know. The other thing we've learned in the ensuing years is that many people outside of the university are interested in what's happening in our classrooms, our research labs, our colleges.
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By Ed Driscoll · January 14, 2008 09:51 PM · Bobos In Paradise · Hollywood, Interrupted · Oh, That Liberal Media! · War And Anti-War
Douglas MacKinnon ponders what David Letterman will do in January of 2009, when he doesn't have fellow boomer George Bush to attack nightly:
In now a famous You Tube moment, Bill OReilly of the Fox News Channel, went on Letterman to be the recipient of the hosts rude and sophomoric antics. As the segment shifted into high gear, OReilly asked Letterman a pointed and direct question: Do you want the United States to win in Iraq?How thoughtful do you need to be? it's an A or B question: do you want the US to win, or Al Qaeda, the Baathists, and Iran? Letterman, who, 20 years ago, was once the master of postmodern irony, became its unintentional victim as he unwittingly echoed Jack Benny's classic gag when he retorted to a fictional mugger shouting Your money or life, pal! on his old radio show: "I'm thinking it over!"
But then, as Bill Kristol writes in today's New York Times, much to its ombudsman's chagrin, "Its apparently impermissible for leading Democrats to acknowledge let alone celebrate progress in Iraq."
Update: Related thoughts from James Bowman:
Just look at the campaign on behalf of Darfur. "Its not a political issue," says superstar heart-throb George Clooney. "There is only right and wrong."Following the Letterman thesis, that's not very thoughtful at all, George.
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NAVASOTA, TX -- The Navasota varsity girl's basketball team won both their games on the opening day of the 12th Annual RATTLER SHOOT OUT CLASSIC.
The Big Blue started the day off with a 51-29 win over Class 4A
Waller. Alexus Freeman led the way in scoring with 12 while freshman
Tashyra Banks chipped in 9 points. The Rattlers outrebounded Waller
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In the last game, Navasota hammered previously unbeaten Giddings
55-20. Again Freeman led all scorers with 11 while point guard Tae'
Lattimore scored 8 to go along with her 8 assists. Freshman forward
Molly Love added 7.
Scores from other opening day games:
Bellville 42 Caldwell 16
Waller 45 Bay City 25
Bellville 31 Austin Crockett 29
Giddings 44 Bay City 35
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tablets with form-factors of approximately 10-inches and larger (such
as the iPad), Google says its best solution for this year at least is
going to be Chrome
OS. Chrome OS tablets are expected to launch this
fall.Some are looking to jump the gun and potentially try to
get Android 2.2 "Froyo" tablets to market. Google
says that it may disallow such designs the ability to use its Android
Market app marketplace. Hugo Barra, director of
mobile products at Google states,
"Android is an open platform. We saw at IFA 2010 all sorts of
devices running Android, so it already running on tablets. But the
way Android Market works is it's not going to be available on devices
that don't allow applications to run correctly."Which
devices do, and which don't will be unit specific, but Froyo is not
optimized for use on tablets. If you want Android market on
that platform, the apps just wouldn't run, [Froyo] is just not
designed for that form factor. We want to make sure that we're
going to create a application distribution mechanism for the Android
market, to ensure our users have right experience." While
it may be disappointing to some that Google is not currently allowing
Android tablets (by and large) to access the Android Market, it makes
sense somewhat. After all, Apple, who ignited the tablet craze,
has a dedicated section of its App Store exclusively for distributing
iPad apps.When it comes to app store bans, Google may go easy
on mobile internet devices (MIDs) such as the Samsung
Galaxy Tab. These typically 5-inches or 7-inch devices
aren't quite phones, but aren't quite full-size tablets either.
Samsung has said the 7-inch Galaxy Tab, which will soon launch
on Sprint
(3G/4G) and Verizon
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marketplace.Samsung's head of mobile communications, J.K.
Shin, also leaked some more big Android news at the IFA
2010 trade show in Germany. He revealed that
the next version of Android following Android
3.0 "Gingerbread" will be Android 3.5
"Honeycomb".Google reportedly will implement a more
tablet friendly set of APIs for Gingerbread and Honeycomb.
Samsung's competitor Motorola has already announced its intention
to launch a 10-inch iPad-competitor with "Gingerbread"
early next year. Likewise Mr. Shin says that 10-inch
"Gingerbread" and "Honeycomb" tablets should
arrive from his company next year.
quote: Google should impose some sort of unified front.
quote: Where exactly do you think they are heading?Gingerbread will supposively be the end of custom ui's like sense, and whatever crap companies like Sony Ericsson put out..At that point the ball is in Googles court, they will be able to update the OS independently of carriers and other third parties. This will surely help fragmentation on Android devices (which Google is definitely aware of). I expect such support to be available in the next few releases. (and even if its not in Gingerbread, no custom ui's will mean Carriers will have little excuse to hold up updates)At some point though, a lot of power is going to be taken away from the carriers, and considering the only other OEM alternative in the coming months is also taking the same approach (Win phone 7), it looks like this is going to be the norm going forward, whether the carriers like it or not. (which is a good thing for consumers)
quote: Trying to make the claim that carriers/OEM's need the ability to differentiate their products with customs UI's is ridiculous (and sounds like something a telco exec would say). There are many ways to differenciate your product. How about carriers having more competitive pricing/perhaps free feature apps if you signed onto their service (maybe free TV or something). On the OEM end, product design, components, look etc etc all have the same effect. Do you really think Motorola having a stupid Motorola interface truly impacts sales?
quote: I'll take that any day over a little extra choice
quote: So... you are saying that by locking into one carrier for years Apple was breaking the power of the carriers? Makes sense.
quote: Those rules were anti competitive., monopolistic BS, that only works to your advantage if you have a stable monopoly.
quote: So then, they gave AT&T a crapload of "power" by getting into an exclusive agreement with them, so that in the rest of the world they would lead a high and mighty campaign?
quote: Apple doesn't care about anything but profit. If they did, their products wouldn't have absurdly high profit margins.
quote: What "power" (other than having the iPhone exclusive for a set period) did Apple give ATT?
quote: There are no craplets, no tweaked UIs, no obligatory bundled carrier services . In short none of the usual carrier crap.
quote: Blocking a number of streaming apps from operating over 3G entirely at the request of AT&T. They did later reverse this decision, but it never should have happened in the first place if they want to claim independence from carrier control.
quote: The result was that Apple gained an unprecedented amount of control over the iPhone, its content and the whole user experience.
quote: Many of my friends have been upgrading firmware and installing applications on their Nokia and Sony-Ericsson phones for years, here in Europe. So I'm not quite sure which one is the "unprecedented" part.
quote: By the way current Android 2.2 adoption is a pathetic 4.5%
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NEW YORK -- Rangers defenseman Daniel Girardi received a two-year contract extension Saturday worth $3.1 million.
The deal with Girardi, 23 and in his second NHL season, was announced during New York's 5-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. He could've become a restricted free agent on July 1.
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As hilarious as it is heartbreaking, Liebestod returns us to Leslie Epstein's most compelling literary character, that European emigre and meagerly successful musician, Leib Goldkorn, whose final years as a randy centenarian in New York City end in one of the most memorable swan songs in recent fiction. Invited back to his hometown in Moravia, Leib discovers that his father is not a hops magnate but actually one of the twentieth century's greatest composers, Gustav Mahler. Returning to New York with a bevy of rabbinical cousins, Leib, now besotted by a world-famed diva, is determined to bring to the Metropolitan Opera Rubezahl, the only opera his real father ever wrote. Yet the much-heralded premiere turns into a fiasco of unimaginable proportions, all breathtakingly relayed by a stunned newspaper correspondent who survives to report on this monumental disaster. With Liebestod, Epstein once again illuminates the mystery of our common humanity and mortality (New York Times).
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What foliage packs do you use for these scenes and do you know where I can find them?
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Megan is a junior from Connecticut studying Clinical Psychology and Child Study and Human Development. Megan joined ballroom her freshman year with 16 years of ballet under her belt, but no ballroom experience. She quickly fell in love with it and sometimes spends more time at ballroom than she does in class. When she isn't dancing (which is rare), she can be found volunteering with kids through LCS, playing tennis, or attempting to learn how to cook. She is so excited to be one of the Ballroom captains and is looking forward to a great year with the team!
Max Greenhouse started dancing at the Orientation Show his freshman year and has not really stopped since then. He is a senior studying Drama, Film, and Dance at Tufts and enjoys sharing his love of Ballroom with anyone in the nearby vicinity. Max is honored and excited to serve as one of this year's Team Captains. His favorite dances are International Foxtrot, Smooth Viennese Waltz, Cha Cha, and of course, the Paso Doble. Max also likes Grey's Anatomy, rare coins, and Chinese food.
Amanda is a senior majoring in applied mathematics and quantitative economics, which is a fancy way of saying that all her classes are about numbers. Naturally, this led her to be treasurer last year, and she couldn't bear to give it up. Ballroom clicks for her as it combines her passion for dance with an activity that is both social and also very intellectual. When she isn't dancing or studying, which is rare, she relaxes by baking cookies, singing, or spending time with friends (or combining all three and listening to foxtrot meanwhile). Feel free to ask her about costumes, competitions, and choreography.
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Clare is from the best state in the world (Minnesota) and is a Junior at Tufts majoring in Anthropology and Environmental Studies and minoring in Alpaca-wrangling. When not dancing, she can be found reading, attempting to cook, exploring Boston, and having conversations about the meaning of life. Her favorite dances are Samba, Paso, and Foxtrot (usually simultaneously). She is thrilled to be Comp Coordinator for a second year, and to deal with all the craziness the position entails!
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Jamie Fonarev is a sophomore studying Quantitative Economics and International Relations. She came to ballroom with a few years of lack-luster practice under her belt. She speaks fluent Russian, so that she can yell at her dance partners in the proper dance language like her old coaches. Jamie is extremely excited to make this Tufts Comp a total romp!
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Sarah is a sophomore from Southern California majoring in Community Health (and maybe something else that is to be determined). She has been studio dancing and performing since she was six, and found ballroom for the first time when she came to Tufts! When she's not dancing, Sarah can be found exploring Boston looking for the best dessert, reading, or attempting to figure out how this "winter" thing works. Sarah is thrilled to be this year's Show Director, and can't wait to show the community what Tufts Ballroom can do!
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Nellie is a Pre-med Biology major and Dance minor who is super interested in diseases and the human body. Her dance background comes mostly from figure skating (which doesn't really count, but the amount of glitter is comparable). She spends her time reading,talking about science things, practicing with the women's club soccer team, walking around in the woods ("hiking"), and cooking yummy things to eat. Her favorite dance is the foxtrot and her ideal date would involve Frank Sinatra as a 20 year old singing to her while they danced into the sunset.
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Michael: Hillary is happy, she is a millionaire, yes times are good for the one percent, i get it how she doesn't see the hard times the rest of us are going through, she is fully purchased by wall street. Send more middle class jobs to Asia is what she wants, Bernie got her to SAY she isn't for that anymore, any bets? More money for wall street if more cheap labor markets are opened. Bring in more cheap labor, more illegals and more Muslims, they will work for less, just like Obama's H1B program that is replacing Americans in America with cheaper foreign people. The democrats are no longer for the little person, they are no longer even listening, they are the wealthy establishment that gives us the middle finger and tells us to enjoy it.


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Prosecutors in Argentina have reopened a criminal case against Jeremy Clarkson over last year's now infamous insulting license plate incident.
20Apple pursued Clarkson and 'Top Gear' co-stars
49Jeremy Clarkson coming back to BBC, but not to Top Gear [UPDATE]
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- Apr 9, 2015
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Jeremy Clarkson will make his return to hosting duties on the BBC on April 24. It won't be for Top Gear but instead the humorous panel show Have I Got News for You.
234Jeremy Clarkson fired as BBC releases investigation report [UPDATE]
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- Mar 25, 2015
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The BBC has released its investigation into the fracas involving Jeremy Clarkson and a producer, and the network boss has elected not to renew the host's contract.
65Clarkson supporters deliver petition to BBC in a tank [w/video]
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- Mar 20, 2015
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Members of a political blog drove a tank through London, to deliver a million-signature petition in support of Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson to the BBC headquarters.
364Jeremy Clarkson gets final warning from BBC
- Brandon Turkus
- May 5, 2014
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Jeremy Clarkson's latest scandal is turning out to be a bit more serious than his past errors, if his latest column in The Sun is to be believed. Clarkson has been in the headlines following the reveal of a Top Gear outtake, in which the 54-year-old presenter appears to (sort of) mumble the N-word.
175Jeremy Clarkson under fire for allegedly dropping N-word in Top Gear outtake [w/video] [UPDATE]
- Brandon Turkus
- May 1, 2014
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UPDATE: Jeremy Clarkson has released a video statement to this controversy via Twitpic. In it, he explains the reasoning for the videos existence, and delivers a heartfelt apology. Be sure to click over, and have a look.
17Buy the idyllic home where Jeremy Clarkson was raised with Paddington Bear
- Chris Bruce
- Mar 12, 2014
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Jeremy Clarkson has become the star of Top Gear with his mix of hyperbole, funny faces and penchant for sometimes putting his foot in his month, and the auto writer's childhood home is now for sale in the UK for a cool 595,000 pounds ($988,848). In addition to the automotive connection, Clarkson's mother created the Paddington Bear stuffed toys there in the '70s.
17Jeremy Clarkson gets his own song
- Zach Bowman
- Apr 1, 2013
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We've seen all manner of Top Gear tributes, but this is something of a different caliber altogether. British comedy duo Hawkeye and Windy have worked up a musical homage to the ever-contrarian Jeremy Clarkson with a tune that mocks the TV personality's critics. Clarkson has a long and documented history of agitating just about every group of people on the planet with his off-color comments. The song in the video after the jump pokes fun at everyone who's taken offense with some clever lyrics and
25Watch Top Gear complete a world record double loop
- Chris Shunk
- Jun 18, 2012
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The Top Gear team has made a bit of history at the Top Gear Festival in Durban, South Africa, as a stunt driver pulled off a double loop in front of a crowd of over 15,000. The event involved a 26-foot tall double loop track that looks to have come right out of a Hot Wheels box, except that it weighs over eight tons. The stunt vehicle of choice was a custom-made buggy with a throttle lock that could travel at a constant 24-26 mile per hour speed that the math geeks said was necessary for a succe
27Jeremy Clarkson narrates Bugatti Veyron presentation for Forza 4
- Noah Joseph
- Apr 22, 2012
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We may have gotten used to it by now, but the bottom line is that the Bugatti Veyron is an astonishing feat of engineering. The task of summing it all up, then, would fall to one Jeremy Clarkson.
50Sun retrains staff over Jeremy Clarkson suicide jabs
- Jeff Sabatini
- Apr 20, 2012
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Of course you all know who that man in the picture is, don't you? He's Jeremy Clarkson, one of the stars of Top Gear, the BBC's hilarious automotive variety show. Its 18th series just premiered on BBC America this past Monday, with more new episodes airing Mondays at 8:30 p.m. EDT/PDT.
12Jeremy Clarkson professes his love for... bicycles?!
- Zach Bowman
- Apr 13, 2012
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Occasionally, we get the impression Jeremy Clarkson is simply screwing with the rest of the world. Either that, or he has no bodily control over over the way his lips, tongue and vocal chords move.
25Jeremy Clarkson professes his love for... bicycles?!
- Zach Bowman
- Apr 13, 2012
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Occasionally, we get the impression Jeremy Clarkson is simply screwing with the rest of the world. Either that, or he has no bodily control over over the way his lips, tongue and vocal chords move.
46BBC tells complaining vicar Jeremy Clarkson's blasphemy is "everyday language"
- Zach Bowman
- Mar 19, 2012
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The BBC has come out in defense of Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson after the Reverend Graeme Anderson, vicar of St. Mary's Church in Radcliffe-on-Trent, complained that the entertainer "trivialized, belittled and cheapened" Jesus Christ. Clarkson has a long history of rousing the ire of different groups, and Anderson specifically took issue with a segment in which Clarkson took the wheel of the KTM X-Bow. After hearing Clarkson's exclamations of "God almighty" and "Jesus wept," Anderson says he wa
69UK TV authority lets Jeremy Clarkson off hook for "should be shot" comment
- Zach Bowman
- Feb 22, 2012
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British television watchdog Ofcom has ruled Jeremy Clarkson didn't violate any broadcasting rules when the Top Gear presenter suggested he would deal with striking public workers by taking the time to "execute them in front of their families." While Clarkson later went on to apologize for the remarks after labor unions began making noise about potential legal action, Ofcom said that the comments were meant as satire in their context. BBC has notoriously strict impartiality laws. The report went
11Jeremy Clarkson voted worst off-road trip partner in UK survey
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- Feb 2, 2012
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If you're about to embark on an off-road driving expedition, you're going to need the right co-pilot. Someone with good knowledge of how a car works, good survival skills and – most important of all – a good sense of humor.
83Angry Jeremy Clarkson fires back at Daily Mail
- Zach Bowman
- Dec 19, 2011
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Jeremy Clarkson has finally taken on the row that's erupted over his comments about striking public workers. As you may recall, Clarkson jokingly said the workers should be shot in the head for refusing to go back to work. The Daily Mail ran with those comments, portraying Clarkson as staunchly anti-labor instead of the loveable blowhard that he is. The BBC has since received a landslide of complaints and parliamentary badgering over the Top Gear host's often controversial comments. Now Clarkson
46UK Parliament comes down on BBC over Jeremy Clarkson
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- Dec 13, 2011
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Mark Thompson, director general of the BBC, has been forced to go to bat for Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson after the television host jokingly suggested striking public sector workers should be shot in front of their own families. Yep. That sounds like Clarkson to us.
111Union demands Jeremy Clarkson firing [w/video]
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- Dec 2, 2011
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Jeremy Clarkson says a lot of things, some funny, some not, but all designed to get a rise out of people. This time, however, he may have crossed a line.
14Jeremy Clarkson to make cameo appearance on '70s cop show remake
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- Nov 28, 2011
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Jeremy Clarkson may show up in a remake of a classic UK cop show. The Top Gear presenter was recently spotted loitering around a Jaguar XF during production of the show Sweeny, and it's thought that Jezza will show up in a minor cameo role. In the original production, Detectives Jack Regan and George Carter whipped around in hot metal like the Ford Consul GT or a Granada, but The Daily Mail reports that their modern counterparts will take to the streets in an equivalently tasty Ford Focus ST. Th
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A trifling amount, really. We've managed to slaughter 650,000 ragheads in the fight to take the oil away from those camel jockeys. No wonder we feel proud of the genocide. Well done, America!
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Now, another story to make us proud to be Americans. We have absolutely no compunction about using extreme psychological torture.
José Padilla, a Brooklyn-born former gang member, was classified as an "enemy combatant" and taken to a navy prison in Charleston, South Carolina. He was kept in a cell 9ft by 7ft, with no natural light, no clock and no calendar.
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Creamy, Cheesy Pasta Salad
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 2 hrs
I love cheese in a pasta salad - good with BBQ or for a picnic, or any time you want a creamy pasta salad!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (8 ounce) package elbow macaroni, cooked according to package directions and drained
- 3 dill pickles, finely chopped
- 3 hard-boiled eggs, finely chopped
- 2 cups frozen peas, thawed
- 3 celery ribs, sliced thinly
- 1⁄2 medium onion, finely chopped
- 8 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, diced into 1/4 inch cubes
For the Dressing
- 1 cup mayonnaise (can use low-fat Hellmann's or Kraft)
- 1⁄2 cup milk
- 1⁄4 cup sugar or 1⁄4 cup Splenda sugar substitute
- 1⁄4 cup cider vinegar
- salt and pepper
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- For the dressing, combine the mayonnaise and milk.
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- Stir well, and season with salt and pepper to taste.
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Great recipe, I eliminated the onion so it would have a longer fridge life and figured the cheese wasn't needed. Maybe add chicken next time, everyone loved it, thank you!!!
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Running Time: 120
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Active.com is terrible. Can't find tournaments at all on there. The old way was much better. You could put in your state and every tournament would come up and they would be listed in order by date. Now, you may get 3 or 4 tournaments to come up and they are in no particular order. Wish ya'll would have made sure this was working right before changing to it. I really used your web site to search for tournaments in the past. I guess I will have to go back to the old way of looking in the newspaper from now on. Don't think I will be back to eteamz unless ya'll decide to fix this.
Could not agree more!!!!! Why in the heck would you take one of the few things you all do right and one of the most important and relied upon services you provide and completely screw it up?? I could not be more disappointed!! My annual subscription fees come due in December. I can tell you right now that if this isn't fixed and fixed fast, my organizational and team websites will be hosted by one of your competitors!!
Hi Guys,
We were aware of a problem that was interfering with searches for Softball Tournaments. A fix to this problem is currently being worked on. Thanks everyone for your patience.
If your question of complaint is not related to Softball Tournaments, please visit the link below and post your feedback on one of the FAQ discussion threads.
agreed... very frustrating!!! Hopefully the "fix" will work????
Hi there aqhaSaenz!
The tournament boards seem to be working as they should now. Please let us know if you experience any further problems.
Thanks for your patience!!
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A Duck in New York City
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Read, listen, watch or sing! Choose the way you'd like to follow the story about a little duck from the prairie who has a big dream—making it to New York City and doing his ducky dance on Broadway. It turns out to be an adventurous journey that appears bound for failure, until he meets up with a truck driver named Big Betty. She points him in the right direction and gives him that little nudge he needs to tackle the Big Apple.
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Art Force dinner aims to help budding artists
Supporters of Amarillo College art students will be out in force on Friday with a fundraising dinner to help budding Rembrandts.
Veterans to perform 'Falstaff'
Mix William Shakespeare's "The Merry Wives of Windsor" and a complex operatic score and what do you get?
Museum to honor late artist Don Ray
An exhibit to honor artist Don Ray is on display at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum.
Brinkley McKinney
Jennifer and Michael McKinney of Amarillo announce the birth of their daughter, Brinkley Belle McKinney. She was born June 26, 2006.
Farm Briefs
Texas Cooperative Extension is making application packets available for the recently announced Livestock Assistance Grant Program administered by the Texas Department of Agriculture. The deadline for applications is Nov. 13.
Texas employers to receive tax credits
Most Texas employers will receive tax credits next year thanks to shrinking unemployment claims and a $320 million surplus in the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund.
Richards: A look at '06 tax changes - with a few suggestions
Personal income taxes for 2006 have been cut a little, although Congress hasn't gone nearly far enough. Here are the current changes:
Hastings to open Oct. 20
Gazing up at the new Hastings Entertainment store on Georgia Street, Robin Muir beamed like a proud father.
AEDC doubles grants for area entrepreneurs
Free cash is an enticement few entrepreneurs could turn their backs on.
thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's Wi-Fi
Some call it mooching. Others say theft. Most agree that hacking into another person's Wi-Fi network without permission is a murky legal issue.
Higher Amarillo home prices defy national trend
Despite recent reports showing housing prices nationwide are falling, prices in Amarillo are rising.
First cotton bales roll in
It's a start. The first bales of cotton arrived Thursday at the Amarillo Cotton Warehouse complex that is still under construction.
Mizzou's defense thwarts Raiders
LUBBOCK - Chase Daniel threw for 171 yards and a touchdown, and Missouri returned two interceptions for scores as the 23rd-ranked Tigers beat Texas Tech, 38-21, on Saturday to start 6-0 for the first time in 33 years.
Angelo State downs Greyhounds, 17-7
Angelo State snapped its three-game losing skid by beating Eastern New Mexico, 17-7, in Lone Star Conference football Saturday night at San Angelo.
NW Oklahoma downs Panhandle State
Northwestern Oklahoma State scored three first-quarter touchdowns and enjoyed a 34-point halftime lead en route to a 41-7 football victory against winless Oklahoma Panhandle State on Saturday at Goodwell, Okla.
Baylor tops Buffs in OT
BOULDER, COLO. - Homecoming. Baylor. A beautiful, sun-splashed day. Seemed like the perfect time to finally spread some "Hawk Love" around Folsom Field in the form of a long-awaited victory.
Aggies rally to drop Kansas, 21-18
LAWRENCE, KAN. - The only time it mattered was the only time Texas A&M had the lead.
Colt comes up firing for 'Horns
DALLAS - Colt McCoy probably doesn't realize how quickly things have changed in the Texas-Oklahoma rivalry.
Texas in driver's seat
DALLAS - Brian Robison donned the Golden Hat and Tully Janszen climbed a ladder to direct the Longhorn band.
Put the fun into faucets
Hog Wild Toys is putting a little fun in faucets.
Adopt-A-Pet: Charlie got left, needs new home
Charlie is a black and white Jack Russell terrier male and he's available for adoption through the Amarillo Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Heloise: Address books good to keep passwords in at home
DEAR HELOISE: For those of us who have computers and have many passwords and online names to remember, keep an address book in the drawer of your desk especially for computer use.
Dear Abby: Keep home fires burning under a watchful eye
DEAR ABBY: Over the years, Americans have incorporated fire safety into their daily lives by installing smoke alarms in their homes and developing an escape plan for their family to follow in the event of a fire.
UW looking for Day of Caring projects, volunteers
The United Way of Eastern New Mexico is looking for projects and volunteers for its first Day of Caring, scheduled for Oct. 21 in Clovis, N.M., and Portales, N.M.
What's new on the Web
This gateway to digitized materials offers access to written and spoken words, sound recordings, still and moving images, prints, maps and sheet music that document the American experience.
Slices of life
A steamy memoir by former New Jersey Gov. James E. McGreevey, who left office amid a gay sex scandal, has become a best-seller on two lists.
Good chocolate: All in numbers?
Chocolate used to be straightforward - dark or milk, sweet, semisweet and bittersweet.
Travel Camino Real with your mouse
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Travelers once used oxen to travel the nearly 1,500-mile El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro trail from Mexico City to Santa Fe.
Art Beat: Showings offer an abundance of ah-ha's
"Darklings" abound in "Small & Dark: A Response to Several Stories - Paintings by Deloss McGraw," at Amarillo Museum of Art.
Help for homework is available
Libraries in Panhandle offer online links to tutoring experts
Practically Parenting: Sister-girls are jewels of heart
'Women can be so catty," the saying goes. Most often voiced by a woman, deceived into believing the clich.
Add a touch of fall into your kitchen decorating
Fall is in the air and its feel should be in your home, especially the kitchen where you spend more family time, as the days grow shorter. Here are some products from Ginny's Solutions with autumn in mind:
N.M. groups to highlight meaning of UW funding
Funded programs of the United Way of Eastern New Mexico will open their doors to the public to see how contributions to the United Way are changing lives.
Gott: Reader with low pulse should see cardiologist
DEAR DR. GOTT: My problem is my low pulse.
Reflection of life
People walk past the "Sky Mirror," a sculpture by artist Anish Kapoor, on Thursday in New York's Rockefeller Center.
Groom wears positive face
Nearly 30 years after Interstate 40 bypassed Groom, the town is working to come back as a place for travelers to stop for a while.
Americans are hot for fireplaces
The cavernous fireplace of yore is history. In its place are upscale models that combine modern design with fuel-efficient features, yet retain the crackle and cozy ambiance homeowners love.
Abby: Mother of bride irked by response
Dear Abby: What has become of social skills in this country?
Palmer takes 5th, earns $200,000
Palmer takes 5th, earns $200,000
Pro Golf: Love tied for lead; Palmer 3 behind
GREENSBORO, N.C. - He redesigned the course, but Davis Love III had little success at Forest Oaks Country Club, missing the cut twice and withdrawing once since he made the changes three years ago.
Muenster S. Heart 33, San Jacinto 19
In Muenster, Sacred Heart outscored the Patriots 21-6 in the second half to pick up the win late Friday.
Bovina 49, Smyer 7
Frank Martinez and Mauricio Garcia powered a strong running attack that propelled the Mustangs to a blowout road win against Smyer.
Canyon squads sweep top spots
Fifteen was the perfect number for Canyon High twice Saturday at the Lathrop Memorial Buffalo Stampede Cross Country Meet.
Quick-starting Lady Eagles stop Perryton
The Canyon volleyball team made sure head coach Harold Davis wouldn't have to sweat out his first match against his old school, taking a 5-0 first-game lead and sweeping Perryton 25-8, 25-15, 25-10 on Saturday at Canyon High.
McLean 61, Miami 26
Zack Richardson completed 18 passes for 248 yards and six touchdowns in a win over Miami. Richardson also had nine carries for 118 yards.
H.S. Volleyball Roundup: Randall rolls Caprock; Lady Sandies rumble past Lubbock Monterey
Randall remained tied for the top spot in District 3-4A with a three-game sweep of Caprock, 25-22, 25-14, 25-17 on Saturday.
Rivalry Turning 50
The 50th edition of the Amarillo High-Tascosa football rivalry is scheduled for Friday night.
Bible Heritage 102, Vernon Northside 87
Bible Heritage scored 52 points in the first quarter and rolled up 709 yards total offense, including 509 rushing, to outlast Vernon Northside in a wild six-man clash on Saturday afternoon.
<< Friday Rewind <<
A recap of the week's games
Statewide, New Mexico, Oklahoma High School Scores
Football, Auto Racing, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Transactions, Odds, Soccer, Cross Country, Tennis, Golf, Motorsports
Vickers bumps way to first win
TALLADEGA, ALA. - Fans pelted Brian Vickers' Chevrolet with empty cans and trash as me made his victory lap around the Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday afternoon.
Hoping for Healing
Pets are an integral part of many people's lives.
Job hunters get ready
The Fall 2006 Amarillo Job Fair will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Civic Center North Exhibit Hall.
State dropout picture 'urgent'
Far fewer students enter ninth grade and finish 12th grade in four years with a high school diploma than state figures show.
Violent crime rates increase
Statistics released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation last month revealed a mixed report about crime across the United States in 2005.
It's All Trew: 1930s brought a war with the grasshoppers
If you can remember mixing and spreading grasshopper poison in the dirty-thirties you have probably quit lying and started bragging about your age.
The Food Establishment Inspection Report
Editors Note: The Food Establishment Inspection Report is a weekly report that appears on Mondays.
Beilue: In a world only she knows
Mary says she wants to leave Amarillo before winter hits because she might not have her usual nightly place to ward off the upcoming cold. She indicates she still has part of a bus ticket to take her west, maybe to Albuquerque, but who knows.
AC task force to eye improvements
Amarillo College is taking the next step toward launching a series of construction projects to upgrade its campuses.
Speaker chosen for breakfast
Glenn Sanders, CEO of American Challenge Foundation, will speak at Amarillo's 17th annual Community Prayer Breakfast.
New CPS office created
Advocating for children will become a full-time job for a new Randall County office.
Fire damages local business
Amarillo firefighters contained a fire that caused $60,000 in damage to an Amarillo business early Saturday.
I-40 closures to affect commute
Closures on Interstate 40 will affect motorists' commutes starting today.
Ones to Watch: Macy Franks
An A Honor Roll student, Macy is a freshman.
Passenger artifacts on display
LUBBOCK - The Science Spectrum was not even on the list of future sites for the amazing touring exhibit called Titanic: The Artifacts, but Sandy Henry was not about to look the other way when, as she put it, a total fluke made it possible for a portion of the exhibit to open in Lubbock for three months.
Juniors crowned WT royalty
West Texas A&M University students Jeff Green of Amarillo and Marlie Black of Muleshoe were named this year's homecoming king and queen at halftime of the Buffs football game against Midwestern State University Saturday.
Support is her specialty
Chris Lyles is an administrative support specialist at the Amarillo Economic Development Corp. and serves as vice president of the local chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals.
Army man finds calling a bit later than most
Everett Gardner is living proof one is never too old to find a calling.
Ones to Watch: Aric Sooter
Bonham Middle School
School spirit on parade
The clich "paint the town" could not have been more fitting for this year's West Texas A&M University Homecoming celebrations on Saturday. People of all ages and from different corners came out to cheer on the Buffs for the big homecoming game against Midwestern State University.
You Asked for It
Q: What's the construction in the 3300 block of Washington Street - west side?
Parcells again faces a dilemma
IRVING - As much as he hates to admit it, coach Bill Parcells figures he's going to decide every week whether to put one or two kickers on the Dallas Cowboys' 45-man game day roster.
Kubiak hard at work during Texans' bye week
HOUSTON - The Houston Texans are in much better shape through four games this season than they were last year. That doesn't mean things are good.
Big blunder buries 'Boys
PHILADELPHIA - With Terrell Owens watching from the sideline, Donovan McNabb turned ordinary receivers into big-time playmakers.
amarillo.com | Today's Stories
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Flo Clary
PLAINVIEW - Flo Clary, 89, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006, in Amarillo.
Ollie V. Morgan Chapman Roach
Ollie V. Morgan Chapman Roach, 95, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Dolan H. Wheeler
Dolan H. Wheeler, 82, of Amarillo died Sunday, Oct. 8, 2006.
Clarence V. Young
Clarence V. Young, 74, of Amarillo died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2006.
Bill Culver
Bill Culver, 80, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2006.
Debra Barker Burson
SILVERTON - Debra Barker Burson, 53, died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006.
Blake O. Laramore
PAMPA - Blake O. Laramore, 82, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Bruce Kent Moore
Bruce Kent Moore, 49, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Winfred Forest House
TURKEY - Winfred Forest House, 82, died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006.
Vesta Frances Baker
Vesta Frances Baker, 90, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006, in Mount Pleasant.
Karl T. Rodgers
TULIA - Karl T. Rodgers, 63, died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006.
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Sonny Del Toro
CHILDRESS - Sonny Del Toro, 69, died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006.
Jean Weaver
DALHART - Jean Weaver, 73, died Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2006.
Loyd Alton Mays
CLARENDON - Loyd Alton Mays, 73, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
JoAnn Marshall
JoAnn Marshall, 71, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Robert Chase Kenimer
BORGER - Robert Chase Kenimer, 19, died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006, in Amarillo.
Doris L. Chumbley
CANADIAN - Doris L. Chumbley, 92, died Saturday, Oct. 7, 2006.
Dennis "Red" Collier
Dennis "Red" Collier, 45, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Wanda J. Brown
Wanda J. Brown, 87, formerly of Amarillo, died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006, in Bonham.
Ida Mavis "Pat" Myers
CLARENDON - Ida Mavis "Pat" Myers, 92, formerly of Pampa, died Friday. Oct. 6, 2006, in McLean.
Frederic Knowles Gray
Frederic Knowles Gray, 95, of Amarillo died Thursday, Sept. 21, 2006.
Gracie Rose Chavez
PLAINVIEW - Gracie Rose Chavez, infant daughter of Santos and Alma Chavez, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Rhonda "Little Rhonda" Worsham
Rhonda "Little Rhonda" Worsham, 29, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Raymond Sasser
DUMAS - Raymond Sasser, 72, formerly of Spearman, died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006, in Amarillo.
Zella E. Tice
PAMPA - Zella E. Tice, 73, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Ida B. Spivey
DUMAS - Ida B. Spivey, 86, died Saturday, Oct. 7, 2006, in Amarillo.
Frieda Borth Weidner
FOLLETT - Frieda Borth Weidner, 84, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006, in Shattuck, Okla.
Donald H. Smith
SPEARMAN - Donald H. Smith, 81, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
John Wesley Durham
SAN ANGELO - John Wesley Durham, 84, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Raymond Sasser
DUMAS - Raymond Sasser, 72, formerly of Spearman, died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006, in Amarillo.
Fredricka "Rikki" Boyd Van Pelt
VERNON - Fredricka "Rikki" Boyd Van Pelt, 68, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006, in Wichita Falls.
Sondra Gail Dawn
Sondra Gail Dawn, 44, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2006, near Austin.
Beulah Like
CLAYTON, N.M. - Beulah Like, 87, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Calvin Ray Cornwell
Calvin Ray Cornwell, 53, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2006.
Elva Lee Reed
CLOVIS, N.M. - Elva Lee Reed, 81, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
E.J. Ezra Jackson Windom Jr.
MCLEAN - E.J. Ezra Jackson Windom Jr., 83, died Saturday, Oct. 7, 2006, in Shamrock.
Dolores "Dodie" Pearl Christensen
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Dolores "Dodie" Pearl Christensen, 77, died Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006, in Clovis.
Audie Myatt Ragsdale
PAMPA - Audie Myatt Ragsdale, 90, formerly of Pampa, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006, in Cushing, Okla.
Pauline "Ponie" Starks
Pauline "Ponie" Starks, 83, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Ella Mae Shankle
Ella Mae Shankle, 83, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Perry Gene Hitching
GRIGGS, OKLA. - Perry Gene Hitching, 56, died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Sue Gregory
Sue Gregory, 75, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006.
Editorial: Auditor's firing requires answers to questions
Former Randall County Auditor Bob Raef's dismissal this past week begs for answers to several questions.
Column: Andrew J. Bacevich: Civilian and military leaders waging cold war
BOSTON - Bob Woodward's new book, "State of Denial," has political junkies everywhere chattering. Along with its gossipy insider revelations, the book casts light on at least one important substantive issue: the abysmal state of relations between the nation's top generals and the Pentagon's senior civilian leaders, most notably Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld.
Editorial: Don't mess with Texas ad slogans
If the rest of the nation isn't already aware, there is now national confirmation of a great piece of advice: "Don't Mess With Texas."
Letters: How to ensure Texas gubernatorial stone doesn't roll
What's the best way to make sure Gov. Rick Perry stays in office? Simple. Just don't vote.
Column - John Kanelis: No one likes a hypocrite, correct?
No one likes a hypocrite, the person who says one thing and does another, who doesn't play by the same rules he lays down for others to follow.
To our readers
We want your thoughts on the upcoming election, whether on the fiercely contested race for governor or on the local issues being debated.
Column - Allen Finegold: Amarillo commissioners historically Anglo, well-to-do
There have been two main objections raised to having Amarillo city commissioners elected from single-member districts: The city will become fragmented or disunified; there will be continual conflict among commissioners over what resources it will make available to their particular districts and how much money will be spent on them.
Monday Briefing
The good . . .
Editorial: School safety rises to the top
An Amarillo public school official says safety of our campuses now is "at the front of everyone's minds."
Poachers face stiff N.M. penalties
Poachers caught taking New Mexico's trophy wildlife now face possible civil penalties of $2,000 to $10,000 in addition to any criminal fines. These civil penalty assessments will allow the state to recover losses of valuable trophy wildlife because of illegal activities.
Gloves come in handy when caring for game
DALLAS - Major hunting seasons loom just around the calendar's bend.
N.M. group OKs new hunting rules
The New Mexico Game Commission has approved new rules for the 2007-2009 big-game hunting seasons that set hunt dates, bag limits and opportunities according to the most current data on wildlife populations, distribution, habitat and management objectives.
Leschper: Finding calm on the water
There are certain places you don't want to find yourself in a crowd.
Colo. grizzly hunt turns up no sign of bear
ASPEN, COLO. - An air and ground search has turned up no sign of grizzly bears in the Independence Pass area after a sighting reported last month.
ShareLunker season under way
The Budweiser ShareLunker program is now accepting 13-pound-plus largemouth bass for its 21st season.
Mr. and Mrs. Gusler
Mildred and Paul Gusler were married on Sunday morning, Sept. 29, 1946, in the church parlor at West Amarillo Christian Church. Dr. John Darby officiated.
Black - Riesenberg
Chrissy Black and David Riesenberg, both of Amarillo, were married Oct. 8, 2005, at Kerry Park in Seattle. Jessica Logan officiated.
Pratt - Baskett
Bobbi Shae Pratt and Jeremy Baskett, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, Sept. 23, at the home of Susie and Garth Merrick in Amarillo. The Rev. Joe Bob Ellison of Albuquerque, N.M., officiated.
Figures - Neese
Kimberly "Paige" Figures of Dalhart and Beau Bradford Neese of Tucumcari, N.M., were married Saturday, July 22, at Inn of the Mountain Gods in an outdoor wedding overlooking Lake Mescalero and the Sierra Blanca Peak in Ruidoso, N.M. The Rev. Leon Laney of Dalhart officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Youngblood
Grace and A.D. Youngblood of Amarillo celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary on Friday, Oct. 6, with a dinner at BL Bistro and a surprise visit from their children. The event was hosted by their children and spouses Adrianne and Jess Barrigan of San Diego, Darcy and Scott Sylvester of Louisville, Ky., and Terri and Robert Youngblood and Oliver of Amarillo.
Brown - Jordan
Angela Ellen Brown and Casey Artemus Jordan, both of Little Elm, were married Saturday, Sept. 16, at Bob Cat Pass in Red River, N.M. The honorable Jack Griffin officiated.
Callas - Lang
Teresa Callas and Tyler Lang, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, Aug. 5, at Coulter Road Baptist Church. The Rev. Larry Payne officiated.
Howell - Sable
Jamie Howell and Anthony Sable, both of Amarillo, were married Wednesday, Sept. 20, at Emerald Bay in Lake Tahoe, Calif. The Rev. J. B. McIntyre officiated.
Bonifield - Faught
Taylor Dee Bonifield and Jeffrey J. Faught, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, Oct. 7, at First Christian Church. The Rev. Robert Ziehmer officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Stickley
Bettye and Clyde Stickley recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family gathering. The event was hosted by the couple's children, Glenda Taylor of Lubbock and Dennis Stickley of Amarillo.
Buffs make one goal hold up
Dan Bulleys goal in the sixth minute held up for the West Texas A&M soccer team, which snapped a four-game losing streak with a 1-0 win over Regis on Sunday at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium.
WT soccer doubleheader scheduled
Angelo State snapped its three-game losing skid by beating Eastern New Mexico, 17-7, in Lone Star Conference football Saturday night at San Angelo.
Lahnert: From Hawaii to Canyon, WT's Kolo catches on
'It's just Kolo," said the 6-foot-5, 255-pounder, pulling back his long hair and breaking into a smile.
WT spikers run winning streak to 15
The West Texas A&M volleyball team ran its winning streak to 15 on Saturday at Kingsville in the Lone Star Conference Crossover Tournament, defeating Southwestern Oklahoma State and Texas Woman's.
Members of the 1956 WT football team that won the Tangerine Bowl gathered Saturday to ...
The trip that West Texas A&M's football team took to the 1957 Tangerine Bowl game in Orlando, Fla. was short, sweet and to the point.
Late-night theatrics
For the second straight year, West Texas A&M free safety Darnell Johnson proved he is the school's true homecoming king.
WT makes statement in showdown for lead
West Texas A&M head football coach Don Carthel would not call Saturday night's 29-27 victory against 24th-ranked Midwestern State his program's biggest since he took the reins last year.
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