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Texas Tech Hispanic Student Society providing inclusive environment for Red Raiders (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The Hispanic Student Society has been a part of Texas Tech since 1964, and leaders of the organization are making sure newcomers get the most out of what it can offer. Sam Davila has spent her entire college career as a member of the Texas Tech Hispanic Student Society. She says the organization, which has roots dating back to 1964, has a lot to offer students. “We do things in certain branches like our academic and mentorship branch,” Davila said. “We do study nights tha
StarCare Mobile Crisis Outreach Team offers 24/7 services for those struggling with day-to-day life (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Bobby Carter has been a part of StarCare for more than 18 years. Carter knows anyone can go through pain at any moment. “It could just be someone like me and you,” Carter said. “We could be having a difficult time and we find ourselves in situations that maybe we cannot deal with, we cannot cope with.” StarCare’s Mobile Crisis Outreach Team consists of 12 qualified mental health professionals providing crisis coverage 24/7 for individuals experiencing mental health care s
How the Raider Red mascot came to be (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Jim Gaspard changed Texas Tech history in 1971, when he created a mascot that continues to make an impact on Lubbock. Gaspard made his way to Lubbock in 1968 after serving in the Vietnam War as a Navy medic. He soon joined the Saddle Tramps and enjoyed everything Texas Tech had to offer. His life changed in 1971, when the Southwest Conference was considering restrictions on live animals at road games, affecting mascots like the Masked Rider. “When he comes out at the open
Stephen Sanders expresses confidence in Lubbock data center resolution (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - It takes a village to make a change in government. Just ask Stephen Sanders, who put together the ‘Save Lubbock’ group in May following the conversation about data centers at Texas Tech in May. After months of discussion, he was able to meet with city council and put pen to paper. “We sat down, we went line-by-line,” Sanders said. “Christy Martinez-Garcia, Gordon Harris, the city’s attorney, we were all there at the table in Mark (McBrayer’s) office at Citizen’s Tower goi
City council adopts resolution regarding large-scale data centers in Lubbock, starting process for potential moratorium (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - An effort to halt data centers in Lubbock, spurred by citizen petition, has culminated in compromise. As part of the ‘Save Lubbock’ group, Stephen Sanders says he’s been working with city council the last several months to see what can be done about large-scale data centers. While his 18-month moratorium ordinance proposal was not feasible under Texas law, he says a 90-day proposal by the council is a meaningful step “It gives our city time to establish guardrails, protec
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