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Mr. and Mrs. Klause
Cindy and Rod Klause celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with a trip to Hawaii.
The Rep to present one of Mamet's lighter plays
Amarillo Repertory Theatre will open a two-person modern drama his week.
Epilepsy Association show scheduled
The High Plains Epilepsy Association will host a fine arts show Saturday and March 2.
Symphony announces its upcoming season
The Amarillo Symphony has announced its concert schedule for next year.
Arts Calendar
Town and Gown Band 7:30 p.m. Monday, Mary Moody Northen Hall on West Texas A & M University's campus in Canyon (806) 651-2777.
Art Beat: Artist fuses abilities with religious dedication
Following your bliss or passion has long been a keynote for artistic creativity. For Debbie Hannah Skinner, this is a matter of fusing artistic abilities with religious belief. Her exhibition, "Psalm 119: The Heart Set Free," is in the Turner Room of Panhandle Art Center, 3701 Plains Blvd.
A style all her own
Victoria Taylor-Gore developed her distinct artistic style as a college student.
Museum to open annual art show
The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum will open its annual Panhandle-Plains Invitational Western Art Show and Sale.
'The Gates' documents art project
The new documentary film "The Gates" represents a joining of two modern cultural forces.
Official: Ark. poultry firms violate laws
TULSA, Okla. - More than a dozen Arkansas-based poultry companies have violated state and federal laws limiting the disposal of animal waste in the Illinois River watershed, argues Oklahoma's attorney general.
Gas price surge could be short
NEW YORK - Gas prices jumped Friday to their highest level since June, a possible preview of what many analysts believe will be a record spike in pump prices this spring.
Build-it-yourself projects
NEW YORK - What do you do when you've bolted a computer onto a remote-controlled car, hooked it up with Internet access, a wireless router and a camera but you don't have anyone to show it off to?
Study: Better service online
DETROIT - Online retailers are delivering the goods and better customer service than traditional stores, according to a University of Michigan study.
British bankers sentenced
HOUSTON - Three British bankers were sentenced Friday to just over three years in prison for their roles in a fraudulent scheme with former Enron Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow.
Helping Hands: An explosive experience
A heavy metal rod slams down on a tiny metal wafer, sparking a tiny flash and a puff of white smoke. West Texas A & M University engineering students Alex Hunt and Alex Purl grin as they wrap up yet another successful experiment.
R.J. Reynolds pushes Camel brand with makeover
RALEIGH, N.C. - The iconic Camel cigarette pack has undergone its first makeover since it hit store shelves almost a century ago, as R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. tests new ways to market its biggest brands in a lagging market for smokes.
Students might have to search further for loans
WASHINGTON - The supply of education loans is shrinking as credit tightens, creating an opportunity for Sallie Mae and some big banks to pick up market share as some lenders retrench. College-bound students are the ones who might get squeezed in the process.
Retailers: Items sold in online auctions may be stolen
Popular health and beauty products sold on Internet auction sites could be stolen, tainted and possibly dangerous, according to a warning issued this week by the National Retail Federation.
Texas farmers confront rapid urban growth
HUTTO - It's barely light outside when Ron Hanson shovels cottonseed into the bed of a '66 Ford truck on his land northwest of Hutto.
Soybean farmers to choose: Refine for food or fuel?
BISMARCK, N.D. - One oilseed crushing plant in eastern North Dakota is switching from soybeans to canola. A few miles away, farmers are banking on a bright future with beans, with plans for a crushing plant of their own.
Asarco reaches smelter settlement
WASHINGTON - Asarco LLC has reached a $38 million settlement with the state of Washington over contamination tied to a former smelter, the latest deal to resolve the copper- mining company's massive environmental liabilities.
Lamar Regents OK Fee to Resurrect Football
In Beaumont, Texas State University System regents have approved an athletics fee - endorsed by Lamar University students - in a move to resurrect football. The fee plan approved Friday at the regents meeting in Beaumont is part of an effort to return football in 2010, a sport that's been dormant since 1989. Lamar students in January approved a plan that calls for athletic fees of $8.75 per credit hour in the fall and spring semesters and $4.50 per credit hour in the summer. The fees would start in the fall of 2009.
Lone Star Conference Standings
Tech runs past ISU
LUBBOCK - Like the Energizer Bunny, Alan Voskuil kept going, and going, and going.
'Horns roll Sooners
AUSTIN - With two defenders closing in, Oklahoma's Tony Crocker put up a shot that caromed off the rim for a long rebound to D.J. Augustin.
Red Raiders step up their play
LUBBOCK - Alan Vokuil said after Wednesday's 87-69 victory against Colorado that Texas Tech owed head coach Pat Knight a win.
Big 12 Women
NORMAN, Okla. - Amanda Thompson said she takes it personally when teams don't guard her. Perhaps the Oklahoma Sooners should try and get Thompson mad more often.
Big 12 Men
STILLWATER, Okla. - Byron Eaton scored a career-high 26 points, including the game-winning free throw with 12.6 seconds left, and Oklahoma State knocked No. 4 Kansas out of first place in the Big 12 with a 61-60 upset on Saturday.
'Horns on a roll in Big 12
AUSTIN - His team is on a roll now, but when Texas coach Rick Barnes looks back at a midseason slump, he partly blames himself.
NCAA Reinstates OU Wins
Oklahoma will have its eight wins reinstated from its 2005 Holiday Bowl season. An NCAA appeals committee partially overturned its ruling in the infractions case involving former quarterback Rhett Bomar.
Liturgy irks some Jewish leaders
NEW YORK - The Anti-Defamation League was "deeply troubled" by the prayer.
Religious symbolism in public stokes passionate debate
The way Jacquie Sullivan sees it, the motto "In God We Trust" is more about patriotism than religion.
Council searches for new leader
GENEVA - The World Council of Churches has started searching for a new leader after the organization's current leader announced he will not seek a second term.
Victory Church plans on getting Fashionably Loud
Victory Church is letting its hair down this weekend.
Major churches report membership declines
NEW YORK - Most of the United States' 25 largest church bodies either lost members or experienced no growth in the past year, according to a 2008 yearbook produced by the National Council of Churches.
Mike Haynes: Author to sign books for hometown folks
For Melanie Wells, opposition means Peter Terry.
Congregational Corner - Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Mission or Vision Statement: The people of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church are a family, united in the Christian faith, bringing people to know Christ, by sharing the good news of his unconditional love. Our purpose, here at Prince of Peace, is "To bring people to Jesus and membership in his family, develop them to Christ-like maturity, and equip them for their ministry in the church and their life mission in the world, in order to magnify God's name."
Faith Briefs
St. Anthony's School in Hereford will have an auction at 11 a.m. Sunday at the school in 120 W. Park Ave., Hereford. Items to be auctioned include Backyard Adventure play set, new Polaris 4-wheeler, rifles and deer hunting trip, rib-eye rolls, gift certificates and 2,000 gallon Ford fuel truck. Day care will be provided. Call Doug Detten at (806) 344-0056.
Spreading the word
Ocie Snodgrass is on a mission from God.
Churches issue weight loss challenge
OKLAHOMA CITY - About 15 Oklahoma City churches with predominantly black membership are participating in a weight-loss challenge started by an official at a health care company.
Dear Abby: Mother-in-law's hints like attacks
Dear Abby: Have you any tips on how to deal with an emotional bully? My mother-in-law is insulting, but sneaky about it. She insists that she's "just trying to help." If I speak up, she says, "Why are you being so sensitive?" or, "I'm just being honest." She has criticized my parenting skills and chiseled away at my self-esteem more times than I can count.
Web site is key to sale of lockets
DUMONT, N.J. - Lockets long held a special allure for Lauren Bradford, an artist, photographer, entrepreneur and amateur Web designer.
Heloise: Traveling-with-pets hints
Dear Heloise: My husband and I travel in a motor home with two energetic Scotties. Wet or muddy, rainy days can be a challenge.
Oscar suspense
LOS ANGELES - As usual in Hollywood, Oscar night looks like the same people will generally be collecting the same prizes. Yet some suspense remains for a few of the main awards. A look at the key categories:
Drama teacher roots for student No. 3
BOSTON - Gerry Speca isn't sure what about his high school drama lessons stuck. But clearly, something worked. Today, Casey Affleck will be his third former student to vie for an Academy Award.
Oscar crowd a young one
HOLLYWOOD - Although the majority of the Academy Award nominees in the major categories are 40 and older - in fact, supporting actress nominee Ruby Dee and supporting actor nominee Hal Holbrook are 83 - several haven't hit their fourth decade. Of those, only Paul Thomas Anderson, 37, is a previous nominee in the original screenplay category (for 1997's "Boogie Nights" and 1999's "Magnolia"). This year, he's a first-time nominee in the adapted screenplay, director and best picture contests for his Daniel Day-Lewis starrer, "There Will Be Blood."
Dr. Gott: Switch medications to ease your allergies
Dear Dr. Gott: I have been told that I am allergic to blood pressure pills. From the beginning, I was advised to take an allergy pill with the medication. It makes my lips swell, and it causes me to have blisters in, and a burning sensation around, my mouth. I am desperate to get some kind of solution to my problem.
Guide offers steps for water gardens
Everything you need to know to add water to your landscape is in Ben Helm's "The Water Gardener's Bible."
Alabama beaches ready for spring break
GULF SHORES, Ala. - Alabama beach resorts posted record visitor spending on lodgings last year, bouncing back three years after Hurricane Ivan left widespread wreckage on the coast.
Strike cuts prep time for Stewart
LOS ANGELES - Jon Stewart is sitting in a cushy white chair in a small, windowless room known as Kodak Theatre's "Dressing Room 3" on Wednesday. It's spare, other than a laptop on a table and dozens of bottles of water atop a tiny fridge.
In the Service
Air Force Airman Shane W. Hamilton has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
Oscar Ballot
Sample ballot of who's up for awards at the Oscar's.
Tights and the open-toed look
Ever since our tragic middle-school science teacher wore Birkenstocks with sport socks, we've considered the sandals-and-socks combination to be one of fashion's biggest sins. But after watching Anna Sui, John Galliano and Rei Kawakubo send models down their spring catwalks wearing anklets with open heels, our position began to wobble.
What you are reading
Jamey Karr, general manager, KXGL-FM, 100.9 The Eagle
Two new TV cartoons are festive, raucous
All this month, you can bookend your day with two fun new cartoons: "The Mr. Men Show" (8 a.m. weekdays on the Cartoon Network) and "Phineas and Ferb" (7 p.m. daily on the Disney Channel).
Dear Abby: Candlelight birthday party snuffed out
Dear Abby: Our granddaughter and her twin brother are turning 13. My husband and I wanted to celebrate this milestone birthday with a candlelight spaghetti dinner at our house that includes their boyfriend/girlfriend.
Oscar Trivia
Here are a few things about Oscar, past and present on what happens at tonight's ceremony.
Reunion Roundup
Claude High School classes of 1975-79 will have their reunion July 12. The reunion committee is looking for classmates.
Online fan trying to save 'Friday Night Lights'
Another beloved TV show is close to the chopping block. And yet again, its loyal fans are attempting to stave off the execution.
Much memory loss is normal
The place where you left your glasses or the car keys ought to be anchored in your brain, said author Martha Weinman Lear. No need to wonder about it, or fret that you've lost your memory.
'Things Fall Apart' still required reading
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. - At age 77, author Chinua Achebe is living in grace and in exile, housed in a cottage built just for him on the campus of Bard College, lonely for his native Nigeria and the people for whom his stories have been written.
No. 2 Palo Duro cruises by EP Ysleta
Saying Palo Duro was ready for its debut in the boys basketball playoffs Friday afternoon is like saying NBA players can dunk a little.
High School Baseball Linescores
Class 1A / 3A Boys Basketball
The Class 1A No. 10 Clarendon boys basketball team took its next step toward the regional tournament, beating up on Boys Ranch, 78-49, in a Division I area playoff Friday night at Amarillo High Activity Center.
Raiders advance four to semis
AUSTIN - The Randall Raiders have established themselves as contenders after Friday's opening rounds of the state wrestling tournament at the Delco Center.
New Mexico - District 4-5A Basketball
Canyon romps into final
LUBBOCK - Mandi Padilla reached her scoring average, but Canyon reached today's Region I-3A final.
Pampa swimmer Taylor earns fifth, seventh at state meet
Pampa sophomore Rebecca Taylor, the area's lone representative at the state swimming and diving meet, earned fifth place in the 50-yard freestyle and seventh in 1-meter diving.
PD girls crush Dunbar by 25
SAN ANGELO - A 3-pointer in transition.
Top-ranked Canyon drubs Cooper, 56-28
LUBBOCK - Maybe it was buslag in the first half. But it was Lubbock Cooper that ran out of gas the final two quarters.
Lady 'Horns lead after opening day
AUSTIN - The Caprock girls keep winning.
Mustangs' teamwork pays off
At Holy Cross, the Mustangs are making history.
Pampa's Taylor advances to finals
Pampa swimmer and diver, Rebecca Taylor, had a successful first day at the state meet Friday in Austin.
Follett coach sweats out another close win
LEVELLAND - It's a good thing Follett coach Shane Woods wears all black. No one can see if his deodorant fails.
McLean tops Grady, earns spot in finals
LEVELLAND - McLean kept its end of the deal Friday afternoon.
UIL State Wrestling Tournament
Panhandle rally falls just short
MIDLAND - The Region I-2A title comes down to a District 6 showdown.
Lady Longhorns grab fifth straight title
AUSTIN - The Caprock girls wrestling team is unstoppable. So is the Amarillo-area's dominance.
Bushland opens baseball with a win
Bushland played its first varsity baseball game Friday and came away with a 7-3 win over Dalhart in the Dalhart Wooden Bat Invitational.
A first for Randall
AUSTIN - Finally, a championship.
Anton whips Lady Skyrockets, 69-47
LEVELLAND - Taniqua Hollis scored 24 points and Anton shot 57 percent from the floor in the first half en route to a 69-47 win over Wellington in a Region I-1A-Division I semifinal game Friday at South Plains College.
Area High School Track and Field Results
Region I Playoff Results, Pairings
Class 2A Boys
Bushland's stellar season continued as it led most of the way en route to a 69-52 victory against Littlefield in a Class 2A area playoff Friday at Hereford Junior High.
Plainview's closing surge sinks PD
SAN ANGELO - The Palo Duro girls gave themselves a chance to reach the state basketball tournament by knocking off a giant.
High School Baseball Linescores
Follett awakens in second half
LEVELLAND - A look at the final score gives no indication of how well McLean battled Follett in Saturday's all-Panhandle Region I-1A Division II basketball final.
H.S. Soccer
Andrea Carpenter scored two goals in a three-minute span, and Randall took over first place in the District 3-4A girls soccer race with a 5-1 win against Caprock on Saturday in windy Kimbrough Memorial Stadium.
Randall rips EP Parkland
Seth Vaughn scored 17 of his game-high 31 points in the third quarter to lead Randall past El Paso Parkland, 82-64, in a Class 4A area playoff Friday at Odessa College.
Gorillas fall in shootout
With a Central Hockey League-best 69 third-period goals in 48 games this season, the Amarillo Gorillas have become known as a team that saves its best for last, or at least the final 20 minutes.
Rodeo: Bull rider has big paydays
Clayton Williams is a 22-year-old bull rider who has earned $740,000 by winning just two bull riding shows.
Basketball, Baseball, Auto Racing, Golf, Hockey, Transactions
Benham Hits 1,000-Point Mark
Former Muleshoe standout Sara Benham, a senior at the University of Denver, recorded her 1,000th career point Thursday night in a 81-77 loss to Middle Tennessee. Benham scored the historic points on a layup with 14:22 remaining in the second half. She finished the game with a season-high 18 points. Benham is the 16th player in Denver's history to reach that point total.
Auto Racing, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Tennis, Transactions
Stars continue dominance of Oilers
DALLAS - Jere Lehtinen scored two goals, Marty Turco stopped 20 shots, and the Dallas Stars maintained their mastery over the Edmonton Oilers with a 5-2 victory on Friday night to sweep the four-game season series.
My two cents ... on Kelvin Sampson
There have been some bonehead decisions in the world of sports, but Kelvin Sampson has to be at the top of the list for all-time screw-ups.
Kurt Busch wants edge back
FONTANA, Calif. - For most of his racing career, Kurt Busch has been the driver most fans loved to hate. That's why he's so uncomfortable being the poster boy for all that is good and righteous in NASCAR.
Texas NBA
NEW ORLEANS - The Houston Rockets' winning streak just got a whole lot more impressive.
CISD: Parking lot hinders operations, growth
Not enough space or parking. That's what Canyon Independent School District officials said about their current digs at the Administration Office on 16th Street.
On the edge of common sense: Disposable diapers can be boon to cowboy
It is not uncommon to see real cowboys in the communities where cattle are part of the economy.
Youth events get section
The Amarillo Globe-News will publish a special section, "What's A Kid To Do?" on April 11. There also will be an event by the same name on April 12.
Foundation for revitalization
Churches have taken the lead in the effort to revitalize downtown Amarillo.
Wellington school on state endangered list
The school is a shadow of its former self.
Man gets life for city slaying
Milo Cradale Williams asserted his innocence, then received a life sentence Friday for the 2001 shooting death of an Amarillo convenience store clerk.
Operation Clean Sweep under way
City officials have received praises and criticisms from residents in response to Operation Clean Sweep 2008, a program that forces property owners to clean up properties that violate city code, building official Scott McDonald said.
A job well done
Arliss Johnson holds Addie, a 16-year-old border terrier, Saturday at Addie's retirement party at the Northwest Texas Hospital lobby. Addie is an eight-year veteran of "Paws with Purpose," a group associated with Therapy Dogs Inc., which goes to hospitals and nursing homes to brighten patients' stays. Johnson began this work eight years ago with Addie and plans to continue with her 5-year-old border terrier, Dylan.
Flu vaccine less effective this year
A slightly flawed flu vaccine this year certainly hasn't caused flu season to skip Amarillo. But some local health officials say the flu is no worse this year than last.
Profiles of Success: Adviser: Education means success
Education has opened many doors for me. I wouldn't be with Edward Jones today had it not been for my education.
Rebukes frequent for doctor
The board that licenses Texas doctors recently reprimanded a Hereford physician for what it called improper medical care.
Cruel disease returns
PANHANDLE - Rodney Throgmorton helped deliver his first daughter in his Panhandle home on June 8, 2003.
Bars, cafes aren't alone
Nobody can agree except, to say their right trumps the other. The right to allow smoking versus the right to breathe clean air. The right to conduct your business versus the right to a clean work environment.
1 arrested in kidnapping
An Amarillo man has been arrested and charged in connection with the Wednesday abduction of a 13-year-old boy.
A new shepherd
In a 90-minute Mass that was filled with lots of thanks, acknowledgments and applause, Bishop Patrick J. Zurek was installed as the eighth bishop of Amarillo during an installation service Friday at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church.
TxDOT to close roads for repair
The Texas Department of Transportation will have lanes on three area roads closed Monday for construction.
Torch Awards event Thursday
The deadline for tickets to the Better Business Bureau of the Texas Panhandle's Torch Awards is today. The event will be Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Amarillo Civic Center.
Jon Mark Beilue: A fool and his money
We all have that stretch where we can't catch a break, where any luck is bad, and that light at the end of the tunnel is an oncoming train.
Dems vie for 'top cop' position
AUSTIN - Mindy Montford may not be as well known in the Texas Panhandle and South Plains as her father is. After all, the 37-year-old daughter of John Montford, former Lubbock County District Attorney, state senator and Texas Tech chancellor, was born in North Carolina and - with the exception of six years she lived in Lubbock - was raised in Austin.
CISD honors teachers
Schools in the Canyon Independent School District recently named its campus Teachers of the Year.
Thomas set to ink deal with Dallas
Linebacker Zach Thomas is headed home to Texas to play for the Dallas Cowboys in the state where he was a high school and college standout before 12 seasons with the Miami Dolphins.
Army's Campbell faces the scouts
Mayhem began at 12:05 p.m. Saturday for Perryton native Caleb Campbell when he reported for duty at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis.
NFL Test Results
Texas A & M offensive lineman Cody Wallace and Purdue tight end Dustin Keller were strong in testing.
Clarence D. Wright
STINNETT - Clarence D. Wright, 74, died Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008, in Borger.
Joan M. Looney
Joan M. Looney, 76, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
Elizabeth A. Cable
Elizabeth A. Cable, 102, of Amarillo, died Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2008.
A.L. Nail
A.L. Nail, 78, of Amarillo died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
Roy Skinner
TULIA - Roy Skinner, 90, formerly of Nocona, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008.
Juanita "Nete" Fitzgerald
Juanita "Nete" Fitzgerald, 86, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
Jaunita Blake
Jaunita Blake, 86, of Amarillo died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
Theresa Peyton
Theresa Peyton, 55, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
John Allen Hoover
John Allen Hoover, 89, of Canyon died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008, in Amarillo.
Jerald Dewayne Banta
Jerald Dewayne Banta, 52, of Amarillo, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008.
M.C. "Salty" Jones
SANTA ANNA - M.C. "Salty" Jones, 78, of Santa Anna and Flomot died Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.
Eugene Wheeler
Eugene Wheeler, 80, of Amarillo, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008.
Harvey W. Truitt
YUKON, Okla. - Harvey W. Truitt, 97, died Sunday, Feb. 17, 2008.
Robert L. Williams
Robert L. Williams, 80, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
Kyle Dale Denton
Kyle Dale Denton, 56, of Amarillo, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008.
John Allen Hoover
John Allen Hoover, 89, of Canyon died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008, in Amarillo.
Kirk Hickman
Kirk Hickman, 65, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
Basilio C. "Buzz" Abalos
HEREFORD - Basilio C. "Buzz" Abalos, 68, died Saturday, Feb. 23, 2008.
Ruby D. McDowell
Ruby D. McDowell, 87, of Amarillo, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008.
Annie Margaret Clark
LUBBOCK - Annie Margaret Clark, 72, died Saturday, Feb. 23, 2008.
Violetta A. Price
INDEPENDENCE, Kan. - Violetta A. Price, 100, formerly of Independence, died Saturday, Feb. 16, 2008, in San Diego.
Doris "Dorie" Ulibarri
CLOVIS, N.M. - Doris "Dorie" Ulibarri, 52, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008, in Lubbock, Texas.
Jack Strong
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. - Jack Strong, 81, died Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.
Clara Mae Everhart
Clara Mae Everhart, 90, of Amarillo died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
Becke Lee Reynolds
PANHANDLE - Becke Lee Reynolds, 49, died Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008, in Amarillo.
Joe Don Daniels
CANADIAN - Joe Don Daniels, 36, died Monday, Feb. 18, 2008, in Decatur.
Alfred Reyna
WHITE DEER - Alfred Reyna, 67, formerly of Hereford, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
Roy W. Feazel
PAMPA - Roy W. Feazel, 75, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008.
Mary JoAnn Beets Evered
MADERA, Calif. - Mary JoAnn Beets Evered, 81, died Monday, Feb. 18, 2008.
Thomas "Jack" Williams
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Thomas "Jack" Williams, 81, died Monday, Jan. 28, 2008.
Geneva L. Grooms
Geneva L. Grooms, 69, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.
Dell "Adella Ruth" Townes Turner
ARLINGTON - Dell "Adella Ruth" Townes Turner, 66, formerly of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.
Mahota Maxine Hapeman
PAMPA - Mahota Maxine Hapeman, 88, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008.
Doris Leota Shockey
Doris Leota Shockey, 76, of Amarillo, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008.
Roberta Hicks was the author of a letter to the editor Friday titled, "Democratic change will work."
Lip Service: They Said It This Week
"If you register a pig named Arnold Ziffel and nobody picks up on it, you've never seen Green Acres or we've got some flaws in our registration process."
Column - Cameron Monroe: Homeless issue needs more than just a casual glance
Before I joined the board of the United Way of Amarillo and Canyon, I was a casual observer of the homeless and found it all too easy to paint all homeless people with the same brush.
Letter: Commissioners need not baby-sit voters
(Re: Letter to the editor, Feb. 21, "City Commission shows lack of courage.")
Column - John Kanelis: Democrats' vital signs strengthen
I want to play a hunch.
Editorial: Lake plan not all wet
It really wasn't supposed to take this long to develop a wetlands area at the corner of 45th and Coulter in southwest Amarillo.
Editorial: Water-use fee adds value City ponders revenue plan
Water is getting more valuable by the day, it seems. It is so valuable that Amarillo city officials are pondering whether to impose a fee for the water we allow to run off into storm sewers.
Column - Harold Jackson: Truman a part of black history
PHILADELPHIA - This being Black History Month, I thought it would be a good time to talk about someone who should be recognized for his contribution to the progress of blacks - Harry S. Truman.
Editorial: In politics, timing matters
As the saying goes, perception is reality.
Letter: Same old story for young drivers
It's nice to see that when you get old you cannot drive. The old people drive a lot better than the young ones.
Letter: Infrastructure gets needed examination
I am so glad that William Sumerford (Feb. 19 letter to the editor) raised the issue of infrastructure funding.
Letter: Water shortage creates flood of problems
We must be aware of a critical water shortage. We know Lake Meredith is at an all-time low, with no measurable rain or snow in months. Adding to the problem, we are a wasteful society.
Letter: Columnist shows ability to read voters' minds
(Re: Greg Sagan's Feb. 19 column, "Clinton could have spared Amarillo the insult.")
Column - David Almager: Hispanic voters can flex their muscles in Texas
DALLAS - First it was Nevada and Florida, then California, New York and New Mexico, all states with significant Latino populations that painted a clearer picture of who Latino voters will support in the Democratic Party's nomination process.
Letter: Smokers abuse 'freedom' to light up
It must be difficult being attacked from every direction about smoking.
Thinking Out Loud
Museums can be a great unifier, particularly in a nation as divided as this one.
Letter: Coach Lombard is Canyon's class act
(Re: "My Two Cents" on Joe Lombard's record, Feb. 21.)
Column - Pervez Musharraf: Pakistan moves toward democracy
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - After months of turmoil, including the death of an important national figure, Benazir Bhutto, and the civil unrest that followed, Pakistan has successfully carried out a critical election - balloting that was a milestone in our nation's 60-year history.
Letter: Let's hear it for Hillary!
(Re: Greg Sagan's column of Feb. 19, "Clintons could have spared Amarillo the insult.")
Texas Brigades seek youths
The Texas Brigades programs are seeking applicants for a variety of wildlife summer camps.
Hunting Seasons
Geese: Statewide light geese conservation order (through March 30).
Also of note ...
The deadline to apply for some New Mexico hunting opportunities is drawing near.
State Park Events
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Archery club sets season
The Palo Duro Bow Hunters club will open its 3-D tournament season next Sunday at its facility north of Amarillo.
Will Leschper: Bass spring to action
As the youngster carefully cranked the Zebco, the jack-in-the-box anticipation took hold.
DU chapter plans event
The Randall County Chapter of Ducks Unlimited will have its annual banquet and live auction Friday at the Fifth Seasons Inn and Suites Ballroom at 6801 W. Interstate 40.
Lady Buffs split in tournament
The West Texas A & M Lady Buffs pulled off a split Friday, earning the opportunity to compete for the championship in the gold bracket of the Holiday Inn Lady Buff Invitational softball tournament.
Lady Buffs have plenty to play for
Tarleton State's TexAnns suddenly have their back to the wall as the Lone Star Conference South Division schedule winds down.
Schupp leads Buffs to a 13-12 victory
West Texas A & M scored six runs in the first inning and went on to claim a 13-12 victory against East Central in its home opener Friday at Conner Park in Canyon.
Lady Buffs top Tarleton State
Back-to-back 3-pointers by Megan McLain and Holly Isaacs, plus a three-point play by Emily Brister, keyed an 18-1 scoring run in the second half that propelled West Texas A & M's Lady Buffs past Tarleton State, 64-48, Saturday before 3,123 fans at the First United Bank Center.
Buffs smack Tarleton St.
Guard Pierre Barlow running the length of the floor blocking what could have been an easy layup.
Buffs, Texans pursue inside track to crown
The look on Rick Cooper's face said it all. The West Texas A & M men's basketball coach was asked by a reporter just how good is No. 12 Tarleton State. Without speaking, Cooper's eyes seemed to be saying, 'Are you kidding?'
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It is a beautiful understated car that get's it all done. Some say it lacks character and does not hold up to the competition. Haven't really figured out what those folks are talking about. It has top shelf quality, modern tech and is a blast to drive. All convertibles lack something. The criticism I read is it not one of the cool kids in it's class. Funny though, us owners are having a great time without drawing attention. We enjoy a ride that caters to our needs and not those on the outside. I will own for a very long time. It's a great car.
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Alice (Marla Sokoloff) and her groom-to-be, Danny (Josh Cooke), just want to tie the knot, but as the show opens, things don't look too promising for the couple.
For starters, Alice's dad, Steve (Kurt Fuller), thinks Danny is a doofus. Danny's best man, Skobo (Stephen Rannazzisi), isn't able to offer much support, since Alice's older sister (Miriam Shor) accidentally swallowed his contact lenses, effectively blinding him. As for the two other groomsmen, one has a covert crush on Danny, while the other once had a torrid fling with Alice.
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Alchemist's 'Burden of Being' Has Promise, Needs Work
Aaron Bradway (Michael David Stoddard) is at the top of the world: college-bound class valedictorian and boyfriend to Princess (Rachael Zientek), class diva. While Princess is human and Aaron is a puppet monster resembling a young Yoda, that's no barrier when one is starting out and confident of success.
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AS much as users love Apple iPads, there are times when you need a conventional keyboard.
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Certainly, the case looks the part when popped on to your iPad.
The keyboard has an aluminium alloy case on one side that folds over your screen.
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Asking for Troubleby Mary Kay Mccomas
A woman's search for enduring romance leads her to a television dating show, and into the arms of a man who seems just a little too perfect . . .Sydney Wiesman is looking for an electric, passionate love--and she's willing to do anything, even go on a television dating show, to make it happen. Tom Ghorman seems to have it all; he's smart, sexy, and funny. But, even though he was the best of the three suitors Electra-Love offered her, their first date was a monumental disaster--and now she has rehash it for everyone to see. As she faces a public display of complicated emotions, Sydney must decide if Tom is the guy of her dreams or her worst nightmare . . . and she is far from knowing all of his secrets. Will she give in to the unpredictable romance Tom offers, or will she return to a life of waiting for boundless love? This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
Bound to Happenby Mary Kay Mccomas
A novel that asks the age-old question, Does true love really exist? Leslie Rothe wants to believe in love. But the data research analyst has just about given up on finding the One. Her life changes the day she crashes her car into a stranger's truck. Suddenly, Leslie is stranded in the Rocky Mountains with a man who awakens treacherous desire within her--and there is no hope of rescue in sight. Joe Bonner loves the mountains, and will do everything in his power to preserve his Western ancestors' sacred legacy. Now he has found a woman who shares his passion for the land. But he soon discovers that Leslie works for a developer who is out to destroy the pristine wilderness that Joe is fighting so hard to save. Has he given his trust to a woman fated to betray him? Or has he found a love that transcends differences--a love to have and to hold in his heart forever?This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
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Follow four of today's most provocative authors to a place where love can transform reality--and anything can happen. Here they present stories of ethereal circumstances, magical romance, and otherworldly suspense. Beginning with an all-new tale from #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts writing as J. D. Robb--and featuring lieutenant-of-the-future Eve Dallas--this collection will take you on a breathtaking journey through the passions of the heart and its power to transcend the everyday...
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This good girl can't help but go after the alluring, unpredictable man who is just passing through town . . .Is it possible that the gorgeous guy across the street is actually staring at her? Ellen Webster can hardly believe it; she thinks she's far too ordinary to attract the attention of a handsome, edgy man like Jonah Blake. Yet he continues to stare. Ellen has always been unfailingly kind to others, and on this particular day it has cost her a parking spot and her place in line at the deli. On top of it all, she is about to be passed up for a promotion she rightfully deserves. She has reached her wits end, and with the aid of a small volume of helpful go-getter hints, Ellen sets her sights on what she wants, starting with the striking, dangerous Jonah. But this man is clouded in mystery, and may be more than Ellen bargained for. This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
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Two single parents find love in small-town IdahoJack Reardan is not easily seduced. But the beautiful, outspoken new high school English teacher is raising the temperature of every red-blooded male within striking distance. And tongues start wagging when Jack makes up his mind to get to know the skittish single mother a little bit better.The most eligible man in town is exactly the type that Beth Simms vowed to stay far away from. Jack Reardan might be an upstanding citizen with a delightful daughter, but Beth knows better than to trust that sexy smile. Even if her toddler son calls him "daddy" . . . even if the passion heating up between them could ignite the whole town. Then Jack whispers those three little words, and Beth knows she has finally come home--if she is ready to take a chance on a love that could make two families one.This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
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Infatuation smolders in a quarantined laboratory, as rival scientists fight to survive--and to control their overwhelming desireDr. "Mack" McKissack, a renowned scientist for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is certain Dr. Kurt Andropov is hiding something in his fortress of a laboratory. Suspecting that the maverick genius's work involves deadly bacteria, she storms into his lab demanding answers. But the renegade researcher stonewalls her--until a shocking laboratory accident forces them into a two-week isolation period. Quarantined with a man she despises, Mack can't believe she feels attracted to him. And with each passing hour, their longing only grows deeper--even while the threat of a catastrophic outbreak rises. Will Mack risk a final chance at love with a man she barely trusts? This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
Mirror, Mirrorby J. D. Robb Mary Blayney Mary Kay Mccomas Elaine Fox R. C. Ryan
Once upon a time, in a world far removed from the days when fairy tales were new, five bestselling authors spin versions that take the classic stories into a new dimension. You'll recognize Hansel and Gretel, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and other enduring characters, but they'll exist in realms beyond your imagination, where the familiar is transformed into the extraordinary and otherworldly.
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Two heartbroken neighbors weigh the risks of their irresistible attractionMs. Augusta Miller has experienced more than her fair share of disappointment. A promising violinist, she once played with the New York Philharmonic--but after a career-ending injury, she wound up in a small-town elementary school, teaching music classes and giving violin lessons on the side. Desperate for a quiet, stable refuge, Augusta pretends not to notice her cocky, and rather handsome, next-door neighbor, a recent divorcé and single father. But Scott Hammond, the new high school principal, is hard to avoid--and it's obvious that he feels their chemistry, too. Can Augusta overcome her past and take a chance on love again? This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
Obsessionby Mary Kay Mccomas
Guarded secrets and a lifetime of lies haunt what might be Esther Brite's only chance for a future with the rugged Dr. JacobeyEsther Brite overcame her tough, mining-town roots, seizing stardom with her talent for songwriting--but she harbors a dark past. After a car crash claims her husband and baby boy, Esther returns to her hometown, only to fall ill with pneumonia. She is at the mercy of the town's new doctor, the brusque, handsome Daniel Jacobey. But as she recovers, she learns that during her years away from Bellewood, Dr. Jacobey purchased her childhood home and found her diary. With that window into her intimate thoughts and fears, Dr. Jacobey becomes infatuated with a woman he believes he knows completely. But the residents of small-town Bellewood clearly mistrust Esther. And there's something Dr. Jacobey doesn't yet know about her tortured history. What will happen when he learns the truth? This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
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Five New York Times bestselling authors cross over to a realm where suspense, desire, and love have no bounds. J. D. Robb: Lieutenant Eve Dallas has always sought justice for the dead, but now, a victim will seek her own vengeance-through Eve. Mary Blayney: An earl and his countess struggle to understand one another, until they spend a day in each other's shoes--and bodies. Patricia Gaffney: To prove her ancestral home is haunted, a woman hires a spirit investigator, but they end up debunking the mystery of love. Ruth Ryan Langan: A couple who die in a car accident struggle to stay in their daughter's life to save her from the wrong man. Mary Kay McComas: A practical woman is faced with the most impractical ghosts, who can't rest in peace until they find what they have lost.
Poor Emilyby Mary Kay Mccomas
A professor kindles passion, but hides his true motives, in this enticing drama about the chances we take for loveNoble McEntire is the perfect excuse for Emily Becket to change her straitlaced ways. Tall, dark, and devastatingly handsome, he is new to her small Southern town, which makes him even more alluring. And as it happens, Noble is interested in the Civil War-era letters in her attic that might hold the key to clearing the name of Noble's maligned ancestor--and she's very interested in Noble. But while Emily finds him irresistible and is ready to give herself up to him in unconditional surrender, the professor has deceitful plans of his own. With its unexpected plot twists, Poor Emily is an addictive blend of mystery and romance. This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
Something About Sophieby Mary Kay Mccomas
Clearfield, Virginia, is a sleepy, idyllic hamlet where residents welcome its comfortable, familiar routines. But when a newcomer arrives in town, long-buried secrets threaten to surface and destroy their haven . . . Answering a call that summons her to a stranger's deathbed, a reluctant Sophie Shepard is too late to hear what he was so anxious to tell her. What was so important that a dying man would think of her in his final moments? With the help of Dr. Drew McCarren, Sophie begins to dig into her past, setting off a chain of events that chills the quiet town of Clearfield, Virginia, to its roots. With part of her wanting nothing more than to put Clearfield behind her and run back home, Sophie knows she won't rest until she discovers the truth. But growing closer to the residents also means uncovering their dark secrets--secrets about the woman who gave Sophie up for adoption, the mysterious part these strangers played, and the life she never knew she nearly had. Something About Sophie is a memorable story about the power of love . . . and the things people will do, both right and wrong, to protect it.
Suite 606by J. D. Robb Mary Blayney Mary Kay Mccomas R. C. Ryan
#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR Nora Roberts writing as J.D. Robb headlines a hot new anthology of paranormal romance. FEATURING A NEW EVE DALLAS NOVELLA. J.D. Robb plunges Lieutenant Eve Dallas into the violent aftermath of a ritualistic murder. Mary Blayney, investigates a deception that has kept two lovers apart for years. Ruth Ryan Langan brings a lost man out of a storm to face a breathtaking twist of fate. And Mary Kay McComas follows a mother, her son, and a wizard lost through the threads of time.
To Give a Heart Wingsby Mary Kay Mccomas
One unforgettable encounter sends Colt McKinnon on a tireless search for a gorgeous siren--regardless of the consequencesFrom across a crowded nightclub, Colt McKinnon locks his eyes on Hannah Alexander. His fixed gaze, flush with confidence and ease, holds her steadily--and takes her breath away. At first, she dismisses him as a relentless flirt, but soon the two are together on the dance floor. After a magical kiss, though, Hannah walks away into the night before he can learn more about her. Calling out to after her, Colt receives no response--what he doesn't know, however, is that Hannah is deaf and did not hear his cries. Determined to find the captivating woman who fills his every thought, Colt searches for the mysterious beauty--but will the truth about who she is and how she lives be more than he can handle? If not, his actions will have to speak far louder than his words. This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
The Trouble with Magicby Mary Kay Mccomas
Two people, locked in a bitter battle, find their lives forever changed by the irresistible pull of an ancient legendHarriet Wheaton is out of options. Her manor house on Jovette Island is in foreclosure and, in a desperate attempt to save it, she invites Payton Dunsmore to view her home. She feels sure that once he sees how important it is to her, he will stop pressing for the foreclosure and compromise with her. But when Payton arrives, it's not the house that captures his attention. He's undeniably drawn to stubborn, passionate Harriet, but still has no intention of saving the manor. Past the point of an amicable resolution, Harriet plays her last card, marooning them on the island and turning to the old Jovette legend that those who arrive as enemies will leave as lovers. But will the legend really work its magic and save her family legacy? And will Harriet be able to hold onto Payton's heart without knowing if his passion is part of a spell or the real magic of love? This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
The Unquietby J. D. Robb Mary Blayney Mary Kay Mccomas Patricia Gaffney R. C. Ryan
Five New York Times bestselling authors-five superlative stories. From J.D. Robb: Eve and Rourke return to investigate a series of murders connected to a brilliant young surgeon in Chaos in Death. From Mary Blayney: A shopkeeper's solitude is complicated by a magic coin, a daring rogue, and dreams of her late husband, who whispers but one word...wish. From Patricia Gaffney: A lonely woman and a hotline psychic turn their astonishing connection to the other side into an unexpected romance. From Ruth Ryan Langan: The shattered soul of an angry spirit imprisoned in a Scottish manor house could be a young widow's only salvation. From Mary Kay McComas: A young ghost eases his brother's pain and guilt by inviting him into the dreams of an imaginative author of children's books.
Wait for Meby Mary Kay Mccomas
Destinies collide when two strangers find love in a moment of chaosHolly is navigating a crowded Los Angeles International Airport terminal when the earthquake hits. Dazed, she fails to notice the ceiling crumbling above her. But in one swift motion, a stranger tackles her, saving her from certain death as tons of debris crash only feet from where they fall, locked in an embrace. Drawn together in a split second, Holly and Oliver find a bond they never could have expected. Can the love built in a single, dramatic moment really be the result of a passion that has spanned many lifetimes? This ebook features an extended biography of Mary Kay McComas.
What Happened to Hannahby Mary Kay Mccomas
As a teenager, Hannah Benson ran away from home in order to save herself. Now, twenty years later, the past comes calling and delivers life-changing news: her mother and sister have passed away, leaving Hannah the guardian of her fifteen-year-old niece. Returning home to bitter memories and devastating secrets, Hannah must overcome her painful past to pave a future with her niece, the last best chance at a family for both of them. She begins to create a new, happier life with her niece and rekindles a relationship with Grady Steadman, one of the few people she's ever called a friend. But she can't forget what she cannot forgive, or lay to rest those ghosts that will not die. Will love and trust-and the truth-give her the strength to stand her ground and fight for what she deserves?
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This easy Carrot Cake recipe is simple, tasty and full of good stuff! To me, it's almost like a cheesecake. I don't eat flour or artificial sugar, so I wanted to make a cheesecake that didn't contain any of these, but at the same time satisfied my cheesecake craving. And this one sure did. The bottom is made by shredded raw carrots. Raw carrots do not have the same affect on the blood sugar, as baked carrots do, and the heavy cream cheese and sour cream adds some sourness to the cake, which makes it just about the perfect carrot cake recipe.
Carrot Cake Recipe - a Cheesecake on a Carrot Crust with Dates & Pecans
Author: Julie Karla
Recipe type: Dessert
Cuisine: Nordic
- Crust Ingredients
- 14.1 oz. peeled carrot
- 3.5 oz. dried dates
- 1.8 oz. pecans
- 1 ½ tbsp. coconut oil
- 1 tbsp. cinnamon
- 1 tsp. vanilla powder
- Cheesecake Ingredients
- 14.1 oz. cream cheese
- ⅕ cup sour cream
- Grated zest of 1 lemon
- 1 tsp. vanilla powder
- 2 tbsp. agave syrup
- Pecans for garnish
- Grate the carrots on a grater, and place in a food processor or blender. Blend the grated carrots with dates, pecans, coconut, cinnamon and vanilla until you have a fine paste. However, not too fine, you want to be able to taste the pecans.
- Spread batter into a greased spring form pan and press it down firmly on the bottom. Using the heel of your hand, press down evenly.
- Stir cream cheese with sour cream.
- Add the grated lemon zest and vanilla powder and season to taste with agave syrup.
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Bulletin of the American Physical Society
APS March Meeting 2012
Volume 57, Number 1
Monday–Friday, February 27–March 2 2012; Boston, Massachusetts
Session T41: Swimming, Motility and Locomotion
2:30 PM–5:42 PM, Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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Chair: Paolo Arratia, University of Pennsylvania
Abstract ID: BAPS.2012.MAR.T41.12
Abstract: T41.00012 : Collective Dynamics of a Laboratory Insect Swarm
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Nicholas Ouellette
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Douglas Kelley
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Nidhi Khurana
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Self-organized collective animal behavior is ubiquitous throughout the entire biological size spectrum. But despite broad interest in the dynamics of animal aggregations, little empirical data exists, and modelers have been forced to make many assumptions. In an attempt to bridge this gap, we report results from a laboratory study of swarms of the non-biting midge {\it Chironomus riparius}. Using multicamera stereoimaging and particle tracking, we measure the three-dimensional trajectories and kinematics of each individual insect, and study their statistics and interactions.
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The office of academic affairs at Loyola University Maryland invites you to save the date for the 23rd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Convocation on Monday, Jan. 18, 2016, at 5 p.m. in McGuire Hall featuring Claudia Rankine, distinguished guest and author.
Claudia Rankine is one of the nation's most interesting and powerful voices on race in America today. Her work spans various genres, including visual arts and the essay, and draws on everyday experience, popular culture, and history to create a compelling portrait of what it means to be a member of the American community.
An award-winning, Jamaican-born poet, Rankine's fifth book, Citizen: An American Lyric, published last year, received the 2015 Forward Prize for Best Collection and the National Book Critics Circle Award for Poetry. A finalist for the National Book Award, Citizen won the NAACP Image Award, the PEN Open Book Award, and the LA Times Book Award for poetry. Citizen is the winner of the Hurston/Wright 2015 Legacy Award, finalist for the T.S. Eliot Poetry Prize, and was selected as an NPR Best Book of 2014.
Rankine has become known for her "American lyrics:" powerful, inventive meditations on everyday racial experience in American life, infused by long legacies of violence up through and beyond Ferguson, Mo. The cover of Citizen is a haunting image of the empty top of a hoodie, reminiscent of the death of Trayvon Martin and American loss. Her talk will help the Loyola community sustain a conversation on race on campus, in Baltimore, and in the greater community.
This event is free and open to the public; however, tickets are required. Tickets will be available starting Dec. 9 and attendees are encouraged to obtain tickets by Monday, Jan. 11.