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Even straight guys can learn to cook from 'Queer Eye's' Ted Allen. (Princeton Packet)
Every Tuesday night at 10 p.m., Ted Allen does his best to provide words of culinary wisdom for the clueless. He's the food and wine expert on Bravo's Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, which first aired in the summer of 2003.
Wide praise at UT for man picked to be president (Austin American-Statesman)
Powers has good rapport with colleagues, students. Faculty Council Chairwoman Alba Ortiz learned a lot about University of Texas Law School Dean William C. Powers Jr., having served with him on various committees.
Honesty the only policy for Crowell (Rocky Mountain News)
Rodney Crowell has looked closely at the past, himself and the political climate on recent albums.
Trip around the base path (Miami Herald)
It was Jeff Francoeur's first major-league season and might have been Roger Clemens' last. It was the season in which the White Sox ended their curse and in which the Red Sox might have started a new one.
So far, so good (The Times-Journal)
Fort Payne High School girls basketball coach Steve Sparks said this preseason isn t more critical for the Lady Wildcats than those of years past, even if his team is in the process of replacing three long-time starters.
wednesday 9 (San Francisco Bay Guardian)
Anthony B, Soul Majestic Slim's. 9pm, $25. Beatropolis Madrone Lounge. 9pm, $5. Ben Storm Band, Joe Clopton Ireland's 32. 9pm. Broken Social Scene, Feist Grand. 9pm, $22.50.
The TES - The world's leading education newspaper @ www.tes.co.uk (Times Education Supplement)
Ted Wragg, one of best-known and certainly best-loved figures in the education world, has died following a heart attack earlier this week. The prolific education expert, educator and "mocker of institutions" died this morning after he was taken ill while jogging on Sunday.
Come on England! (BBC News)
Robbo is hoping for an England double in the football and cricket
Lightning bolts sink Upland, 49-6 (Hi-Desert Star)
YUCCA VALLEY - Playing in the first round of the CIF Eight-man Football, Division 1 Playoffs here Friday night, host Joshua Springs Christian High School fiddled while Rome burned, so to speak, possibly waiting for the Lightning player who had all four of his wisdom teeth pulled earlier Friday to realize he was on solid ground in Lightning Stadium.
Vt. trooper needs rare bone marrow match (Rutland Herald)
BRATTLEBORO When Jason Kaine went to the hospital in August 2003 with a painful ache in one of his wisdom teeth he didn't expect to discover he had a life-threatening illness.
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