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Updates for March 12, 2010
Leach attorney says their case "substantially stronger," after depositions; Tech responds
By: Alex Ybarra
After three depositions in the past two weeks, an attorney representing former coach Mike Leach in a lawsuit against Texas Tech said their case has gotten “substantially stronger” as the discovery process continues….
Masoli suspended for 2010 season
By: Ben Schorzman | Sports editor
Masoli, Beard plead guilty; Beard, James also face suspension
Jeremiah Masoli, starting quarterback for the Oregon football team, and former receiver Garrett Embry pleaded guilty to second-degree burglary this afternoon in Lane County Circuit Court….
Mass. gubernatorial race still tight, poll finds
By: Neal J. Riley
The Massachusetts gubernatorial election is a dead heat between Gov. Deval Patrick and Republican challenger Charlie Baker, according to a new poll….
James gets jail time
By: Ben Schorzman | Sports editor
Oregon running back pleads guilty, sentenced to 10 days in jail and 2 years probation
LaMichael James pleaded guilty to one count of misdemeanor physical harassment Friday morning. Lane County Circuit Court Judge Maurice Merten sentenced the Oregon running back to 10 days in jail and 24 months probation….
Fungal disease victims sue Ohio State
By: Kathy Cubert
Two Ohio State employees sued the university Thursday, claiming they contracted a serious lung disease last year while working at Hitchcock Hall. Olga Stavridis and Amy Franklin, who work at the Ohio State College of Engineering Career Services, became i…
(VIDEO) Agricultural Week comes to an end
By: Wolf TV
See the Cow Milking Contest
NC. State’s Ag Week and a milking contest both hosted by the North Carolina chapter of the Alpha Zeta fraternity at NC State University.
A&S looks to trim fat from budget
By: Gin A. Ando | The News Record
Saving some money at the University of Cincinnati’s McMicken College of Arts and Sciences might mean just giving up the phone….
ABOR updates
By: Matt Lewis
Bridges built through transfer agreement
By: Michelle E. Gaitan
Bridges are being built with the signing of a new academic articulation agreement between this college and Texas State University-San Marcos. President Robert Zeigler and Perry Moore, provost and vice president for academic affairs at Texas State, signed …
KSYM tops donation goal by $1,000
By: John P. Kline
The 16th annual KSYM pledge drive officially ended Sunday with promises totaling about $46,000. “The goal was basically to beat last year’s numbers, which we did,” John Onderdonk, radio-television-film professor, said Wednesday. Last yea…
E-book availability grants students round-the-clock access
By: Melody Mendoza
There are entire books available in the library’s e-book collection online for study and research. These books are easy to access and easy to read 24/7/365 through the college library Web site. “If a student is doing a last-minute paper at 3 i…
Leach giving deposition today in Lubbock
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Former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach is in Lubbock for his deposition today. With lawyers Ted Liggett and Paul Dobrowski, the embattled coach showed up a few minutes early to give his sworn testimony in the basement of Liggett’s office building. …
