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Texas Tech’s Red to Black Program Receives Award

Texas Tech University’s Red to Black program received the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education (AFCPE) Outstanding Financial Counseling Center award Nov. 20 at the AFCPE Conference in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Texas Tech Livestock Judging Team Crowned National Champions for Third Consecutive Year

Texas Tech University’s Livestock Judging Team was crowned national champions at the 2009 North American International Livestock Exposition Nov. 17 in Louisville, Ky.

Texas Tech Meat Judging Team Claims 2009 National Championship

Texas Tech University’s Meat Judging Team earned the national championship title at the American Meat Science Association’s International Meat Judging Contest held Nov. 15 in Dakota City, Neb.

Texas Tech Expert Discusses How “New Moon” Contrasts from the Classic Vampire

Erin Collopy, associate professor of classical and modern languages and literatures, can discuss the transition from vampires of mythology to the modern, sensitive and more seductive vampire.

Texas Tech Professors Available to Explain International Search For Rosetta Stone of Physics

Researchers hope to solve some of the universe’s most mind-blowing riddles.

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Sacred SISTAHS helps mentor area's girls

Causey-Bush and her husband – Dr. Lawson Bush V, Cal State Los Angeles/UC Irvine Joint Doctoral Program director – were teaching at Texas Tech University when she founded Sacred SISTAHS

Tech fans should greet visitors with respect, not rude behavior

Tech has so many great traditions, such as the Masked Rider, the Saddle Tramps and the Guns Up sign.

Some fans have added other traditions to a home game at Jones AT&T Stadium.

Rafael Anchia: Exonerees deserve Texan of the Year honor

Nothing can right the wrong that was committed against Tim Cole, the 17-year-old Texas Tech student who went to jail an innocent man and died in prison 13 years later. HB 1736, named the Tim Cole Act, will allow his survivors to receive payments that would have gone to Mr. Cole’s estate, although no amount of money can restore a son to his mother or ease the pain of her loss.

Texas Tech turns to data deduplication for data backup, disaster recovery

When Texas Tech University began to move away from relying solely on tape for data backups, it found it easier and less expensive to add data deduplication licenses to its backup software than buying a dedicated deduplication hardware system.

Madrigal Dinner set for Dec. 3 and 5-7

Madrigal Dinner 2009, a Texas Tech holiday dinner theater tradition transporting audiences back to a British castle at Christmas time, will take place at 7 p.m. Dec. 3 and 5-7 in the ballroom at Tech’s Student Union Building.

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