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The Texas Tech Students Guide

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2013 - 2014 Volume 38

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80 742-RIDE, 742-NITE 15 Advising - The Key to Success 15 Campus Safety 80 Crisis & Help Numbers 19 Finding U 51 Tech-Alert 80 Mental Health 16 Navigating the Tech Website 80 S-BUS 35 Weather Station AM 1610

Career Fairs Crossroads Recording Studio IT Training Study Abroad The Library The Learning Center University Career Center

Auto 36 10 Commandments of Parking 36 Bike Basics 35 Road Tips

Health & Fitness

Banking

9 Keeping off the Freshman 15 9 Staying Healthy 101

73 Banking Guide 79 Money Matters

Hotels 34 Book Your Hotel Early 31 Hotel Visits 101

12 Academic Calendar 25 2013 Final Exam Schedule 32 ‘13-’16 Academic Short Calendar

Maps, Diagrams, & Bus Routes

Coupons

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Dining Guide 19 Dining Bucks 69 Dining Guide

Features 85 85 79 33 47 84 81 85

90 Years of Texas Tech Famous Red Raiders Getting Around Lubbock Graduation Homecoming 2013 How Big is a Billion?

Traveling Safety Tips Texas Tech Interns

39 How to be a Wise Renter 41 Living: On & Off Campus 40 Rooming: Getting Along

SGA

Student Government Association

3 Word’s Worth -7 SGA Officers and Senators 4

Sports & Schedules 20 24 23 21 25

Football Schedule Lady Raider Basketball Men’s Basketball Schedule Volleyball Schedule Women’s Soccer Schedule

Things To Do

Calendars & Dates

45 SGA Raider Bucks - Coupons!

Renting

Bus Routes: Times & Schedules Campus Map & Citibus Routes Fight Song Jones AT&T Stadium Seating The Matador Song United Spirit Arena Seating Chart

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About the cover

Texas Tech University celebrates 90 years in 2013 and the cover displays photographs from years past of the campus and student life. The color photo is a recent photo of the Administration building and Memorial Circle. Other photos include a member of the Goin’ Band performing during a football game circa late 1970s. Texas Tech football scores its first touchdown circa October 1925. The Administration building was the first building completed on campus and is shown on opening day of Texas Technological College on Oct. 1, 1925. Tech celebrates a victory in the coliseum circa 1980.

The final photo is of students walking on campus circa 1930.

THE WORD is published by Word Publications in cooperation with THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION as a service to the students of Texas Tech University. Opinions expressed by publishers and writers are not to be considered an official expression by Texas Tech University or the publisher. The appearance of advertising, including supplements and inserts, in the publication does not constitute an endorsement by Texas Tech University of the products or services advertised. Everything advertised in this publication must be made available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to the race, creed, color, national origin or sex of the purchaser, user, or patron. A violation or rejection of this policy of equal opportunity by an advertiser will result in the REFUSAL to print future advertising from that source. All rights reserved. No part of the design, cover, format, editorial and/or written contents may be copied, imitated or reproduced in any form, or incorporated into any form of retrieval system, electronic or mechanical, without the prior written consent of the registered copyright owner. © 2013 Word Publications

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Word’s Worth From the SGA External Vice President

My Fellow Red Raiders, A new year is upon us here at Texas Tech. There is no better time to be a Red Raider, and no better place to be.

With unprecedented growth, incredible vision, and you, the students, there is nothing that can stop this unparalleled momentum.

Never before have I seen such a movement with so many individuals uniting under one common thread.

New buildings and student growth have not diluted this university’s commitment to excelPeyton Craig lence or its students. Your Student Government Association is hard at work to ensure that your experience at Texas Tech is second to none!

With vast programs such as SafeRide, community involvement, town-hall gatherings and much more, we continue to strive for honor in our service to students.

Participate in the election process, voice your concerns, be active, but most off all be an instrument of change. I cannot express the amount of influence you have here. Use it!

The WORD magazine is the official SGA student guide at Texas Tech, and has been for 38 years.

The WORD is a great guide for all students to become informed about our campus and how to truly enhance their college experience.

Congratulations on choosing Texas Tech! I know you will love every second of being part of the Red Raider Family. I wish you the best of luck and the most rewarding experiences in this chapter of your life here at Texas Tech. I hope you leave no stone left unturned, and that your time here is one to be remembered.

Never stop striving.

Wreck ’em!

Peyton Craig External Vice President Student Government Association Texas Tech University

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Working to meet your needs

Luke Cotton President

The SGA works to represent your interests and concerns to the administration, the Lubbock Community and our local and state governments.

sga.ttu.edu

The PRESIDENT heads the Executive Branch and is the spokesman for students to the Board of Regents, Administration, the community, and national organizations. Other duties of the president include establishing goals and priorities for the SGA; submitting and administering the SGA budget; and appointing and overseeing a Cabinet, Supreme Court, and nearly 150 members of University Committees.

Honors College Senators

Business Senators

Joshua Neel Evan Johnson

Banner Owen

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Adrian Romo

Brayden Rose

Not pictured: Baleigh Waldrop

Jill Berger

Peyton Craig

Daniel Yates

The INTERNAL VICE PRESIDENT serves as the liaison between the Executive and Legislative Branches. The officer also serves as the President of the Student Senate and presides over Senate meetings. The Internal Vice President appoints Senate committees, supervises their workings, and works in the areas of alumni relations and academic recruiting.

The EXTERNAL VICE PRESIDENT has many responsibilities in regard to the students of Texas Tech University, the Lubbock community, and even the State of Texas. These wide-ranging duties include serving as a liaison between the student body and the city of Lubbock, facilitating transportation in-and-around campus, coordinating communication efforts, and serving as Vice-Chair of the President’s Cabinet. Duties also include the supervision of all Student Government Association publications and also involve a close working relationship with local and regional governments.

The VICE PRESIDENT OF GRADUATE AFFAIRS works to assist graduate students in different areas such as, but not limited to, academics, services, programs, research, and grants. The Vice President of Graduate Affairs assists the President and other officers of the Student Government Association in making decisions for the student body, focusing on the needs of the graduate student. He/she also is a liaison between the SGA and graduate counsels within academic departments.

Internal Vice President

External Vice President

Media & Communication Senators

Melissa Brisco

Grace Diana

Elizabeth Johnson

Graduate Vice President

Law School Senator

Architecture Senator

Kelsey Huddleston

Demont Campbell

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Arts & Sciences Senators

Sarah Berry

Conner Blanton

Gustavo Chavira

Carley Covert

Ryan McKee

Hanna Obaidat

Not pictured: Amy Kaur Michael Burwell Carol Baby

Jordan Shelton

Lauren Preiss

Jameson Tomlin

Drew Walston

Visual & Performing Arts Senators

At-Large Senators

Macy Anderson

Hayden Hatch

Blake Hoffman

Mark Khan

Dustin Tharp Not pictured: Catherine Swindle

Interdisciplinary Studies Senator Not pictured: Pradeep Attaluri

Austin Studebaker

Luke Wadley

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Stetson Whetstone

Amber Yanez

Education Senator Not pictured:Madison Erwin

Engineering Senators

Aaron Kelly

Michael Moore

Tanner Shipp

Matt Pippen

Jeffery Tew

Not pictured: Charlie Mitchell

Baylee Bettencourt

Valerie Briley

Kaleigh Dennis

Martin Leatherwood

Not pictured: Renae Post

Graduate Senators

Deois Uacearnaigh

Human Sciences Senators

Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources Senators

Ryan Marcum Shelbie Reid

Aaron Urbanczyk

Taylor Shackelford

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Staying Healthy 101 It is important to stay healthy to avoid illness because being sick can really affect your performance in school.

One important thing you should be sure to do is wash your hands.

Don’t go overboard and wash your hands every 10 seconds, but be sure to wash those hands several times a day.

No sink handy? Use hand sanitizer! There are lots of wonderful scents available, so you are bound to find one you like.

Another important tip to remember is to not drink after someone else or use the same utensils another person is using.

That is one of the main ways infections, such as mono, are spread.

This rule is especially important if the other person is sick.

Keep your living space clean.

In the dorms, you are already liv-

ing in cramped quarters.

By keeping your room clean, you can help keep germs down.

It does not have to be spotless, but taking a Clorox wipe to the counters, doorknobs and other surfaces kills bacteria and germs.

Get some sleep.

A lack of sleep can really take a toll on your health, so be sure to get in the recommended seven to nine hours.

Don’t pull too many all-nighters and avoid staying out late every night.

Practice healthy eating habits and exercise. Not only will your body be strong, it will have the nutrients and stamina to fight illness.

In addition, take a little time each day to relax.

Have a home health kit. In this kit, keep basic over-the-counter drugs such as ibuprofen, or aspirin, as well as a thermometer.

Other staples include band aids, disinfectant, and cough drops. Having these items will be good to have in case you start coming down with something.

Get a flu shot.

The flu is never fun, and the stress of finals and other things weakens the immune system.

While getting a flu shot does not guarantee protection from getting it, it does decrease your chances of getting it.

The sooner you get the shot, the better.

You do not want to get the flu on finals week.

The Student Wellness Center often has flu shots available for students.

Visit the doctor if you think you have something more serious than a cold.

The Texas Tech Student Health Center is open every weekday, and one of the many physicians can attend to you.

There is also a pharmacy on campus so you don’t have to leave campus to fill prescriptions.

If you do happen to get an ailment of any kind, be sure to take care of yourself.

Drink lots of fluids, in the form of water or hot beverages, to replace those your body is using in fighting whatever it is you have.

Keeping off the Freshmen 15 College is a stressful time in life.

Projects, essays, and tests all add up, giving students little free time and a lot of stress on the body.

Added stress can cause weight gain and other health problems.

While eating healthy is important, it is not the only strategy to use.

College students are typically on a Ramen noodle budget anyway.

In addition to eating healthy, exercising is necessary.

According to the Mayo Clinic, 15-30 minutes of physical activity a day is crucial to staying fit.

The Robert H. Ewalt Student Recreational Center staff can help motivate you to exercise because they offer free RaiderX classes.

They also have RaiderX 2 classes that are available for a small fee.

RaiderX classes cover a variety of categories of exercise such as aerobics, mind and body, dance, and strength classes.

The rec center also supports a strong intramural sports program, with more than 90 sports available to participate in.

Sports include volleyball, flag football, soccer and more.

There are also sports clubs.

These club sports include rugby, Quidditch, lacrosse, paintball, fencing, and others.

For more information visit the rec center’s website at www.depts. ttu.edu/recsports/.

Texas Tech’s only professional, on-campus primary care clinic ◄ Primary Care Clinic

◄ Pharmacy

◄ Mental Health Clinic

◄ Sports Medicine Clinic

◄ Nutrition Counseling

◄ Laboratory Services

◄ Raider Assistance Program ◄ X-Ray Services Student Wellness Center Monday through Friday

8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

To schedule an appointment

806-743-2848

Pharmacy - 806-743-2636

We look forward to providing medical services that make your years at TTU healthy and productive.

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The Library:

Crossroads Recording Studio

Books, resources, computers, media rentals, and more

Your University Library provides access 24 hours a day, five days a week to the largest information commons area on campus -- 250 public computers -- which include a wide variety of software from Microsoft Office Suite to Adobe Creative Suite to AutoCAD. The Library now offers two charging stations, located on the ground floor, for cell phones and tablets. Also located on the ground floor is GroupWorks, the high-tech, interactive group meeting area that allows users to “plug in and share.” Another

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Open 10 a.m. Sunday until 11 p.m. Friday Open 10 a.m. until 11 p.m. Saturday

new feature is the state-of-the-art Crossroads Recording Studio. The studio is open to all majors and is located in the basement.

Your Library also features 16 “personal librarians” to assist students in every major in navigating our numerous services and resources.

And with access to 400 databases, 58,000 ejournals, 100,000 e-books and more than 1 million digital images, success awaits with these resources and more.

The Library has all the tools to get you there.

The main number to the Library is 806-7422265.

The Library offers an online catalog at http:// iris.ttu.edu.

Students can rent many things besides books.

The Digital Media Studio offers cameras, MACs, projectors, lighting kits, movies and audiobooks.

Visit www.library.ttu.edu.

In order to support Tech students’ creative side, the Texas Tech Library recently opened the doors of the Crossroads Recording Studio.

Located in the basement of the library in room 13a, the studio is a state of the art professional recording facility.

The studio uses top-of-the-line software, such as Pro Tools, and is capable of recording up to 32 tracks of digital audio.

Use of the studio is available to all Texas Tech students, faculty and staff.

Free to use, the studio saves aspiring musicians hundreds to thousands of dollars in recording studio fees.

Studio time is managed through scheduling online. A studio calendar is available online and requests for studio time are submitted online as well.

For more information on the studio or to request studio time, visit: library. ttu.edu/crossroadsrecordingstudio.

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Priority Room Selection for 2014-2015 begins in October 2013.

Daily Toreador Readers Voted – University Student Housing: Second Year in a Row!

• Best Apartment/Housing Community • Most Helpful Department • Best Place to Work • Carol of Lights: Best Tech Tradition • Residence Hall Association: Best Student Organization

Hospitality: • The Market best place to eat on campus

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2013-2014 Academic Calendar

Residence Halls Open for Occupancy Last Day to Register or Withdraw Without Penalty Classes Begin Last Day to Declare Pass/Fail Intentions Advance Registration for Next Term Open Registration Begins No Exams Except Makeup or Scheduled Lab Exams Last Day of Classes Individual Study Day Final Examinations Semester/Term Ends Residence Halls Close (with exceptions) Commencement

FALL ‘13 SPRING ‘14 Aug. 18 Jan. 12 Aug. 23 Jan. 14 Aug. 26 Jan. 15 Oct. 28 March 26 Nov. 7-25 April 3-22 Nov. 26 April 23 Nov. 26 - Dec. 5 May 1-7 Dec. 4 May 6 Dec. 5 May 7 Dec. 6-11 May 8-13 Dec. 11 May 13 Dec. 12 May 14 Dec. 13-14 May 16-17

Payments & Refunds

95% payment of mandatory tuition & fees or enrollment

in a payment plan due Last Day to Drop a Course and Have Charges Removed (not applicable to students dropping to 0 hours) Last Day to Withdraw and Receive Partial Refund

FALL ‘13 Aug. 19

SPRING ‘14 Jan. 8

Sept. 11

Jan. 31

Sept. 23

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Add/Drop • Withdrawal

Last Day to Add a Course Last Day to Drop a Course Without Academic Penalty Last Day to Drop a Course (counts against drop limit) Last Day to Transfer Between Colleges Last Day to Withdraw from the University

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FALL ‘13 Aug. 29 Sept. 12 Oct. 28 Nov. 26 Nov. 29

SPRING ‘14 Jan. 21 Jan. 31 March 26 April 23 May 1

Deadlines Related to Graduation

FALL ‘13 SPRING ‘14 Graduate School - Final Day to File Statement of Intent Sept. 16 Jan. 31 to Graduate Graduate School - Last Day to File Defense Notification Sept. 27 Feb. 26 Final Day to Order Invitations/Academic Regalia at Bookstore Oct. 21 March 12 Graduate School - Last Day to Defend Thesis/Dissertation Oct. 18 March 28

and Pay Thesis/Dissertation fee Graduate school - Comprehensive exam reports due Nov. 18 April 23 Graduate School - Last Day to submit final PDF of Thesis/ Nov. 1 April 4

Dissertation and oral defense and thesis-dissertation

approval form Graduate School - Last Day to Remove Grades of l, PR or CR Nov. 18 April 18 Graduate School - Last Day to Submit interdisciplinary Nov. 18 April 23

portfolio reports Last day for undergraduate degree candidates to remove Nov. 29 May 2 and PR grades

FALL ‘13 SPRING ‘14 Labor Day Holiday Sept. 2 Thanksgiving Vacation Nov. 27-Dec. 1 Martin Luther King Day Jan. 20 Spring Vacation March 15-23 No Classes April 21

Holidays & Vacation Days

Faculty-Related Info

Faculty on Duty Midsemester Grades Due via Raiderlink Raiderlink available for Grading Grades Due for Graduating Students via Raiderlink Final Grades Due via Raiderlink (8 a.m.)

FALL ‘13 Aug. 21 Oct. 21 Dec. 2 Dec. 12 Dec. 16

SPRING ‘14 Jan. 13 March 12 May 5 May 14 May 19

IT Training: Computer software classes are FREE

Technology is increasingly becoming more and more important to the survival of college students.

Not only do students need a computer to write essays, but many professors are beginning to integrate the use of technology into their courses via Blackboard and other online programs.

College students do not need assistance in how to use this technology, but not all students know what to do or where to go when their computer decides to crash or some other technological problem occurs.

While it is not necessary to know how to fix everything, it is important to know where to go to get help.

When a computer crashes, a computer or a program ceases to function properly, often exiting after encountering errors. Things that cause crashes are an outdated or misbehaving device driver, a computer virus, a corrupted program, or a problem with your computer’s memory.

Ways to prevent your computer from crashing are: • Don’t run too many programs at one time.

• Check the disk space.

• Update the virus protection software.

• Upgrade the operating system.

• If your computer still crashes despite your best attempts, you need to take action. According to the Microsoft Windows website, you should contact technical support and write down any error report messages so that tech support may better help you.

Computer shops, such as Best Buy or Office Depot, can also be of assistance in helping get a computer back up. However, some computer crashes are so bad you may have to invest in a new one.

It is a good idea to always back up all files you are working on in case your computer does crash, so you can still access your projects from other sources as all data will most likely be wiped from the memory when it crashes.

You can back up files on a flash drive, an external hard drive, and there are even online drop boxes where work can be saved.

Texas Tech provides Raider Drive where students can save their work.

Similarly on smart phones, an app called “Dropbox” is available where you can save photos and other information in case you should need to replace your phone.

Technology labs are available around campus so that students who may not have a computer or particular software can complete projects. Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Garage Band, and many other programs are available in the library and other specialized labs around campus. However, the computers with this software are limited so you have to plan accordingly.

The library also provides an equipment checkout service for whenever students might need a camera, tripod, or other technology for a project. Do plan ahead because of limited availability.

The Information Technology Division at Texas Tech also offers short courses and training. These courses include computing practices and guidelines, graphics and media, Microsoft Office 2010, statistics, web development and publishing and workshops.

For more information visit: http://www.itts.ttu.edu/training.

The Learning Center The Learning Center is one of the best student resources on campus and it’s FREE! It is located in the basement of Holden Hall, Room 80. Hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Thursday; and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Fridays during the fall and spring semesters.

Under the Support Operations for Academic Retention (SOAR) department, the Learning Center provides drop-in peer tutoring to TTU students.

Tutoring is available in a variety of subjects including math, chemistry, biology, engineering, and English. Academic coaches are also available to help with study tips, time management skills, and other useful techniques.

The onsite Licensed Professional Counselor is there to help assist students struggling with personal issues that may be impeding their academic success.

As a Learning Specialist, the counselor can also assist with effective tips on goal setting, note taking, and test anxiety.

With a Wi-Fi enabled study lounge and 18 computers available for student use, it provides a quiet and comfortable place to study or work in groups.

The Supplemental Instruction (SI) program provides weekly course-specific review sessions (CHEM 1307, MATH 1452, BIO 1403, etc.) and offers students another resource for academic success.

These sessions are led by SI Leaders who have a working relationship with the professors to ensure quality. “Marathon” reviews prepare students for their exams!

Check the schedule out the Learning Center on Facebook (TTU-The Learning Center) or on the website www.lc.soar.ttu.edu for tutor times and then stop by.

Find SI on Facebook (Texas Tech University Supplemental Instruction) or on www.si.soar.ttu. edu for all review schedules.

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Safety

Be Prepared

Campus Safety: Better to be Safe than Sorry Campus crime goes beyond stolen bicycles and wallets. Intruders and assaults are just as likely to occur.

To prevent crimes from happening to you, keep these tips in mind.

Never walk alone at night.

Try to always go out with at least one friend if you are going to be spending all night in the library. Also walk along well-lit paths, avoid dark areas such as parking lots.

If you are studying alone late at night, Safe Ride is available to come pick you up and give you a ride home.

Safe Ride is a taxi service that runs from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. and is free to all Tech students.

Showing your Tech ID is the only requirement.

Call 742-NITE. Safety off-campus is also important.

The S-Bus provides students a way to safely get home from the Depot District and Broadway.

Call 742-RIDE. Get your keys out of your purse before you begin walking to your car or apartment. That way, you won’t be distracted by digging through your purse.

When going out to your car, check underneath it and the back seats before getting in for possible uninvited guests.

Always lock your vehicle, and do not leave valuables out in the open.

Lock your door whenever you are asleep or leave for any amount of time.

It may be beneficial to invest in Mace.

Keychain size Mace is available at several locations around town.

Always be aware of your surroundings, so you are less likely to be taken by surprise.

Avoid putting your address on personal items, such as your wallet. Use a telephone number because it is safer.

Report any suspicious activity to the Texas Tech Police Department at 743-2000 or 9-911.

Advising: Develop a good relationship with your academic adviser.

They help you with what courses to take; they listen to venting about classes; they encourage and are ready to assist you with your academic career.

Basically, your academic adviser is there for you.

Most students do not take advantage of the services academic advisers provide simply because they do not know how to take advantage of them.

Here are some tips on how to have a good relationship with your adviser.

1. Advising is a relationship.

On average, academic advisers see some students only once or twice a year, when it is time to start thinking about classes for the next semester.

However, by visiting with your adviser on a regular basis, even through email, they are more able to understand your needs and goals in college.

Like any relationship, communication is essential.

2. Make an appointment.

Advisers are available every day.

By taking the initiative to meet with your academic adviser, they will see that you are seri-

the key to success

ous about succeeding academically in college.

However, be sure to contact them to set up an appointment and do not just drop in on them.

3. Come to appointments with specific questions.

Having specific questions in mind is important so you understand the curriculum of your program and know what to expect as you progress through school.

4. Do your part.

While academic advisers are there to help, you still have to do your part.

Do not rely on your adviser to do everything for you because your adviser has other students to help as well.

5. Adviser should be effective.

If you feel your adviser is not being effective in helping you, such as not returning emails in a timely fashion, you should try visiting them in their office to discuss the problem.

If their communication with you still does not improve after your visit, you should inquire if you could meet with a different academic adviser.

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Navigating the Tech Website Texas Tech University: www.ttu.edu Admissions: www.ttu.edu/admissions Alumni: www.texastechalumni.org Athletics: www.texastech.com Donors and Friends: www.give2tech.com Faculty and Staff: www.ttu.edu/facstaff Media: today.ttu.edu/media Online and Regional Sites: www.depts.ttu.edu/elearning/ Parents & Family: www.depts.ttu.edu/parentrelations Visitors Center: www.visit.ttu.edu

Current Students

Current Students........................................................www.ttu.edu/current.php Academic Calendars.................www.depts.ttu.edu/officialpublications/calendar Academic Testing Center........................................... www.depts.ttu.edu/testing Advising Center................................................................ www.advising.ttu.edu Business Services.............................. www.depts.ttu.edu/studentbusinessservices Career Services................................................. www.depts.ttu.edu/careercenter Catalog & Course Descriptions.............. www.depts.ttu.edu/officialpublications Computer Training.....................................................www.itts.ttu.edu/training Counseling Center.......................................................... www.depts.ttu.edu/scc Disability Services............................................www.depts.ttu.edu/students/sds Financial Aid............................................................... www.financialaid.ttu.edu First Year Raider Experience..........www.depts.ttu.edu/centerforcampuslife/fyre Freshman Seminar – RaiderReady...................................................................... ..................................... www.depts.ttu.edu/provost/acadaffairs/raiderready Graduate Admissions.......................................... www.depts.ttu.edu/gradschool Health Services................................................... www.ttuhsc.edu/studenthealth Honors College.................................................................. www.honors.ttu.edu Hospitality Services.............................................www.depts.ttu.edu/hospitality Housing on campus...........................................................www.housing.ttu.edu IT Services for students...............................................www.ttu.edu/it4students Learning Center...................................................... www.depts.ttu.edu/passcntr Legal Services..................................................................www.depts.ttu.edu/sls Libraries.................................................. www.ttu.edu/academics/libraries.php Office of International Affairs.........................www.iaff.ttu.edu/main/index.asp

7 p.m. - 1:30 a.m.

10 p.m - 3 a.m.

SGA’s new SafeRide Bus

Organizations............................................... www.ttu.edu/campus/stuorgs.php Police Department (TexasTech)..................................... www.depts.ttu.edu/ttpd Raidergate........................................................... www.depts.ttu.edu/raidergate Raiderlink............................................................................... raiderlink.ttu.edu Registrar.................................................................www.depts.ttu.edu/registrar Responsible Community Living......................................................................... .............................................www.depts.ttu.edu/dos/responsible-living.aspx Senates..........................................................www.ttu.edu/campus/senates.php Student Government Association....................................www.depts.ttu.edu/sga Student Union & Activities............................................ www.depts.ttu.edu/sub Study Abroad............................................................. www.studyabroad.ttu.edu Testing Accommodations.............................. www.depts.ttu.edu/testing/ta.php The Daily Toreador....................................................... www.dailytoreador.com The WORD Magazine........................................................... texastechword.com Transportation & Parking.................................................. www.parking.ttu.edu Writing Center................................................................................. uwc.ttu.edu

Study Abroad Every semester, students from across campus participate in the study abroad program and experience life in a different culture.

According to the Texas Tech study abroad website, students can study in more than 70 countries, including Tech’s sister campus in Seville, Spain. Students can study abroad during a summer session or for the entire year.

To be eligible for study abroad, a student must be at least a sophomore, by year, not credits. They must also have at least a Texas Tech GPA of 2.5 at the time of application, be in good disciplinary standing, and keep that standing through the completion of the course.

If you are interested in studying abroad at some point during your college career, you should attend a

study abroad information session and visit with your academic advisor as well as a study abroad advisor.

One of the challenging aspects of studying abroad is it can be expensive, so start planning and saving now if you are interested.

There are scholarships available to students to help with the costs, so be sure to look into those as well.

Students who have participated in study abroad have found the experience wonderful and are glad they decided to try something new.

While study abroad is not for everyone, it would be worthwhile to explore the possibilities of traveling the world.

For more information visit the website at www.studyabroad.ttu.edu

Grounded in History. Moving Forward.

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University Career Center is here to help YOU! Individual Appointments

University Career Center has a full staff of professional career representatives representing different majors and career paths available to Texas Tech students.

Your career representative can answer career-related questions, provide feedback, and help you identify and execute your next steps in reaching your career goal.

Contact the Career Center at 806-742-2210 to set up an appointment with your career representative.

UNIVERSITY CAREER CENTER

Assessments

It can be hard to figure out what you want to do for ‘the rest of your life,’ so the UCC offers four career-based assessments that can help you make that decision.

FOCUS, StrengthsQuest, Strong Interest Inventory, and Personality Assessment are all available online.

The center also has a team of career counselors qualified to help interpret test results and help you explore possible career options.

Find more information about the assessments on our website.

Résumé, Cover Letter, and Personal Statement Critiques

The average employer looks at a résumé for about six seconds—if it hasn’t been filtered out by electronic screeners beforehand.

Bring your résumé and/or cover letter to the Career Center to get professional advice on how to make it the best it can be.

Your career representative can also help you develop your personal statement if you are applying to graduate school.

Make your appointment today by calling 806-742-2210 or visit www. careercenter.ttu.edu.

Resume Workshop Today

Career Fairs:

Got a Job? Need a Job?

Every academic year, several career fairs are held for students to pursue internship opportunities and provide a glimpse of what jobs and careers are available.

The Career Center hosts a large general career fair, and individual many colleges hold their own as well.

The career fairs hosted are: ● Business Career Fair ● Education Career Fair ● Engineering Career Fair ● Graduate & Professional School Career Fair ● Media and Communication Career Fair ● University Career Fair For more information and specific dates contact the University Career Center at 806-742-2210.

FOCUS Career Assessment StrengthsQuest • RaiderJobs Strong Interest Inventory Resume Critiques • Mock Interviews • Career Counseling

Dream Job? Apply Today

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You k now you are a Texan when: • You own a pair of cowboy boots (or two, or three).

• You have ridden a horse.

• You have been asked by non-Texans if you ride your horse to school.

• You have been to the Alamo.

• “Y’all” and “fixin’ to” are part of your vocabulary.

• You know that Texas is Heaven on Earth.

• Dr Pepper is your favorite Coke.

• You drink more sweet tea than water.

• You know why the amusement park is called “Six Flags.”

• You know that everything is bigger and better in Texas.

• You have been to a rodeo.

• Big Bend is your favorite National Park.

• Football is your favorite sport.

• You recite the Texas flag’s pledge immediately following the U.S. flag’s.

• You believe pickup trucks are a status symbol, not a Mercedes-Benz.

• You firmly believe anything can be fixed with duct tape and WD-40.

• You pronounce Whataburger, “Waterburger.”

• You have visited Big Tex at the State Fair.

• Bluebonnets are your favorite flower.

• You wore a giant mum to homecoming in high school.

• Texas has the best Mexican food, hands down.

• You know Schlitterbahn is the best water park in the world.

• You never tire of Chuck Norris jokes.

• You have watched “Walker, Texas Ranger.”

• You hold an immense sense of state pride.

• You have gone on a road trip where the longest part has been getting out of the state.

• The air conditioner breaking is a fate worse than death.

• You remember the Alamo without being told.

• You have had frito pie.

• George Strait is your favorite country singer.

• You say ‘puh-con,’ not ‘pee-can.’

• You determine the best parking place by amount of shade and not distance.

• You have a Texas flag hung in your house.

• The Rodeo is just as important, if not more, as the Super Bowl.

• When someone sings, “The stars at night are big and bright...” it is followed by a chorus of everyone in the general vicinity.

• You know that “Don’t Mess with Texas” is not a threat to other people.

Choose a career that truly makes a difference.

For more information visit: School of Nursing www.covenanthealth.org/About-Us/ For-Health-Professionals/For-Nurses.aspx

School of Radiography www.covenanthealth.org/Careers/ Radiography.aspx

School of Surgical Technology http://www.covenanthealth.org/Careers/ Surgical-Technology.aspx

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How well do you know Lubbock?

1. Who is Buddy Holly?

A. A pioneer of rock-n-roll from Lubbock B. The name of the first horse ridden by the Masked Rider C. Tech’s first head football coach D. A famous quarterback who played for Tech 2. What other musician also hails from Lubbock?

A. George Strait B. Mac Davis C. Beyoncé Knowles D. Miranda Lambert 3. What is Lubbock’s nickname?

A. Dust Bowl B. Wind City C. Hub City D. Raiderville 4. What year was Texas Tech founded?

A. 1930 B. 1923 C. 1890 D. 1836

5. What is the name of the Texas Tech band?

A. The Raider Band B. The Masked Rider Band C. The Matador Band D. The Goin’ Band from Raiderland 6. True or False: The South Plains is the largest contiguous cotton producing region in the world.

7. What is the name of Tech’s new president?

A. Duane Nellis B. Pete Brewton C. Kliff Kingsbury D. Robert Wernsman 8. What natural disaster occurred in Lubbock on May 11, 1970 that caused 26 fatalities and millions of dollars in damage?

A. A flood B. A tornado C. A wild fire D. A hurricane

9. True or False: Lubbock Lake Landmark is one of the oldest and largest archeological areas in the U.S. It contains remains of ancient people and extinct animals from 12,000 years ago during the Clovis period.

10. What style architecture do a majority of the buildings at Tech have?

A. Baroque B. Gothic C. Spanish D. Chinese 11. True or False: Tech’s band was the first in the U.S. to travel with its team to away games, giving it the name the Goin’ Band from Raiderland.

12. True or False: Tech is the second largest college campus in the United States, right behind the Air Force Academy.

Upon entering college, many students find themselves surrounded by a sea of diverse opinions and views.

Some of you are from small towns, others big cities. Either way, you were exposed to certain values and beliefs by your family, your teachers, and your friends. You may be set on those convictions, which is fine. Having our own specific values and opinions is important to being an individual. When you come to college, all that you previously knew and believed is going to be challenged by professors, your peers, everyone.

This barrage of diverse views and cultures can be overwhelming, and many fall prey to the general “public opinion.” However, college is about not necessarily ‘finding yourself’ but learning how to be an individual with your own personal opinions and values and not a follower.

Do not jump on the bandwagon. Before you fully believe in a concept or cause that your professor, or some other source supports, do

your own research.

If someone simply supports a cause or belief without a good, specific reason, it can make that person look foolish.

If you are a person of faith, do not let your own values and opinions be compromised by what your professors or peers tell you. Contrary to popular belief, peer pressure does not end in high school. To help you keep strong in your faith, join a local church’s college group.

If you are not a person of faith, that is fine. Just surround yourself with positive influences. Do not be close- minded to listening to other ideas.

That will increase your knowledge of the world and help with your views, if you must ever defend them.

College is meant to be a fun experience. Just remember to be true to yourself, and most importantly, think for yourself.

Answer Key: page 83

Dining Bucks

Dining Bucks are deducted from your balance each time you purchase food with your dining plan.

Your Dining Bucks balance comes up on the register and on your receipt each time you purchase food from Hospitality services locations.

You may view your balance online with your eRaider info at www.hospitality.ttu.edu under the My Account tab.

Whether you live on or off campus, you can have a dining plan.

On-campus residents are required to have a dining plan and receive all the benefits of dining on campus. Students have until the 12th class day of each semester to change dining plans.

Unused Dining Bucks may be rolled over to your next on-campus living contract.

You do not lose your Dining Bucks at the end of the semester if you are on a commuter plan.

Commuter plans do not expire and any remaining balance will carry over from semester to semester. Commuter Dining Bucks are nonrefundable and non-transferable.

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2013 Texas Tech Football Schedule

Date

Opponent

Aug. 30 Sept. 7 Sept. 12 Sept. 21 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Nov. 28

Southern Methodist Stephen F. Austin TCU● Texas State * Kansas● Iowa State● ●● West Virginia● Oklahoma● Oklahome State● Kansas State● Baylor● Texas●

● BIG 12 Conference Games

●● Homecoming

Location

Dallas, Texas Lubbock Lubbock Lubbock Lawrence, Kansas Lubbock Morgantown, West Virginia Norman, Oklahoma Lubbock Lubbock Arlington, Texas Austin, Texas * Family Weekend

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Volleyball Schedule

SPORTS

Jones AT&T Stadium

Sept. 25 at Oklahoma *Norman, Okla. 7 p.m.

Oct. 02 vs. Iowa State * 6 p.m.

Oct. 05 vs. West Virginia * 1 p.m.

Oct. 09 at Texas * in Austin 6 p.m.

Oct. 12 at TCU * in Fort Worth TBA Oct. 16 vs. Kansas * 6 p.m.

Oct. 19 at Kansas State * in Manhattan, Kan. 7 p.m.

Oct. 23 vs. New Mexico 6 p.m.

Oct. 26 vs. Baylor * 3 p.m.

Oct. 30 at Iowa State * in Ames, Iowa 8 p.m.

Nov. 02 at West Virginia *in Morgantown, W.Va. TBA Nov. 06 vs. Kansas State * 6 p.m.

Nov. 13 at Baylor * in Waco 7 p.m.

Nov. 16 vs. Texas * 3 p.m.

Nov. 20 vs. Oklahoma * 6 p.m.

Nov. 23 at Kansas * in Lawrence, Kan. 1 p.m Nov. 30 vs. TCU * 3 p.m.

Campus Sites Dec. 05-07 NCAA First & Second Rounds Regional Sites Dec. 13-14 NCAA Regionals NCAA Final Four Dec. 19 & 21 NCAA Semifinals Seattle, Wash.

Bold face = home games * = conference games

The Matador Song Texas Tech University School Song Fight, Matadors, for Tech!

Songs of love we’ll sing to thee.

Bear our banners far and wide, Ever to be our pride.

Fearless champions ever be, Stand on heights for victory.

Strive for honor evermore.

Live long the Matador!

“There’s something for everyone!”

Fight Song Fight, Raiders, Fight! Fight, Raiders, Fight!

Fight for the school we love so dearly.

We’ll hit ‘em high, we’ll hit ‘em low, We’ll push that ball across the goal.

Tech, fight, fight!

We’ll praise your name, boost you to fame, Fight for the Scarlet and the Black.

We will hit ‘em, we will wreck ‘em, Hit ‘em, wreck ‘em, Texas Tech!

And the victory bells will ring out!

MUSEUM • PLANETARIUM • LUBBOCK LAKE LANDMARK

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Student Sections for men’s games, add sections 111, 113, 115 (lower levels)

 Go Cart Racing  Laser Tag  Cosmic Golf  Dirt Track Simulators  Arcade Games  Snack Bar r

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2013-2014 Men’s Basketball Schedule CONFERENCE GAMES

NON-CONFERENCE GAMES Nov. 8

Houston Baptist

Lubbock

7:00 pm

Nov. 11 Northern Arizona

Lubbock

7:00 pm

Nov. 14 Alabama

Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Nov. 18 Texas Southern

Lubbock

7:00 pm

Nov. 21 South Dakota State

Lubbock

7:00 pm

Nov. 25 Pittsburgh

Brooklyn, N.Y.

6:30 pm

Nov. 26 Houston/Stanford

Brooklyn, N.Y.

6 pm/8:30 pm

Nov. 29 UTSA

Lubbock

Dec. 3

Tucson, Ariz.

Arizona

TBA

7:00 pm TBA

Dec. 15 Central Arkansas

Lubbock

7:00 pm

Dec. 18 LSU

Lubbock

7:00 pm

Dec. 21 Arizona State

Tempe, Ariz.

Dec. 30 Mount St. Mary’s

Lubbock

Game times subject to change.

TBA 7:00 pm

Jan. 4 Iowa State Lubbock 12:30 pm Jan. 6 West Virginia Lubbock 6:00 pm Jan. 11 Texas Austin, Texas TBA Jan. 15 Baylor Lubbock 8:00 pm Jan. 18 TCU Fort Worth, Texas TBA Jan. 22 West Virginia Morgantown, W.Va. 7:00 pm Jan. 25 Oklahoma Lubbock 3:00 pm Jan. 28 Kansas State Manhattan, Kan. 7:00 pm Feb. 1 TCU Lubbock 12:30 pm Feb. 8 Oklahoma State Lubbock 8:30 pm Feb. 12 Oklahoma Norman, Okla.

7:00 pm Feb. 15 Iowa State Ames, Iowa 12:30 pm Feb. 18 Kansas Lubbock 7:00 pm Feb. 22 Oklahoma State Stillwater, Okla.

12:30 pm Feb. 25 Kansas State Lubbock 6:00 pm Mar. 1 Baylor Waco, Texas 12:30 pm Mar. 5 Kansas Lawrence, Kan. 7:00 pm Mar. 8 Texas Lubbock TBA Mar. 12 Big 12 Championships (1st) Kansas City, MO. TBA Mar. 13 Big 12 Championships (Quarters) Kansas City, MO. TBA Mar. 14 Big 12 Championships (Semis) Kansas City, MO. TBA Mar. 15 Big 12 Championships (Final) Kansas City, MO. TBA TexasTechWord.com / 2013-2014

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SPORTS

2013-2014 Lady Raider Basketball Schedule CONFERENCE GAMES

NON-CONFERENCE GAMES 11/04 Angelo State

Lubbock

7:00 pm

11/10 UT Pan-American

Lubbock

2:00 pm

11/13 New Mexico

Lubbock

7:00 pm

11/17 Arizona State

Lubbock

2:00 pm

11/23 Grambling State

Lubbock

2:00 pm

11/29 Michigan

Brooklyn, N.Y.

TBA

11/30 LSU/Rutgers

Brooklyn, N.Y.

TBA

12/04 Arkansas-Pine Bluff

Lubbock

7:00 pm

12/15 Arizona

Tucson, Ariz.

TBA

12/20 Jacksonville #

Lubbock

TBA

12/21 Florida Atlantic #

Lubbock

TBA

12/22 Abilene Christian #

Lubbock

TBA

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01/02 01/05 01/08 01/11 01/14 01/18 01/22 01/25 01/29 02/01 02/05 02/08 02/12 02/15 02/22 02/26 03/01 03/03

Oklahoma TCU Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Oklahoma State West Virginia Iowa State Baylor Kansas Texas TCU Baylor Kansas State Oklahoma State West Virginia Texas Oklahoma

Lubbock Lubbock Ames, Iowa Lawrence, Kan. Lubbock Stillwater, Okla.

Lubbock Lubbock Waco, Texas Lubbock Austin, Texas Ft. Worth, TX Lubbock Manhattan, Kan. Lubbock Morgantown, W.Va. Lubbock Norman, Okla.

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

03/07 - 03/10 Big 12 Championship in Oklahoma City TBA

Final Exam Schedule – Fall 2013 WHO TAKES EXAM 11:00 a.m. MWF 12:30 p.m. TR ACCT 2301; 4:00, 4:30, 5:00 p.m.

MWF IE 2311; MATH 0301,0302,1300, 1320,1330, 1331,1420,1430, 2300 5:00, 5:30 p.m. TR; Friday night only classes, Graduating Seniors WHO TAKES EXAM 8:00 a.m. TR 12:00 p.m. MWF ACCT 2300; 3:30, 4:00, 4:30 p.m. TR 10:00 am MWF CE 2301; 6:00, 6:30 p.m. MWF; Thursday night only classes; Saturday classes WHO TAKES EXAM 9:30 a.m. TR BIOL 1403 ME 2322; PHYS 1403 2:00 p.m. MWF ECO 2301, 2302, 2305; Monday night only classes WHO TAKES EXAM 9:00 a.m. MWF SPAN 1507, 2301, 2302, 2607 1 p.m. MWF 2:00 p.m. TR ISQS 3344; 6:00, 6:30 p.m. TR; Tuesday night only classes WHO TAKES EXAM 8:00 a.m. MWF CHEM 1301, 1305, 1307, 3305 11:00 a.m. TR MATH 1321,1451,1452,1550, 2450 3:00 p.m. MWF; Wednesday night only classes

Women’s Soccer Schedule

SPORTS

Friday, Dec. 6 EXAM TIME 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.

10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 7 EXAM TIME 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Monday, Dec. 9 EXAM TIME 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.

10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Tuesday, Dec. 10 EXAM TIME 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.

10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Wednesday, Dec. 11 EXAM TIME 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.

10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Sept. 1 vs. Long Beach State in Lubbock 6:30 p.m.

Sept. 6 vs. Cal State Fullerton in Lubbock 7 p.m.

Sept. 8 vs. Cal State Northridge in Lubbock 12 p.m.

Sept. 13 at Arizona State, Tuscon, Ariz. 4:30 p.m. (PT) Sept. 15 at Arizona, Tuscon, Ariz. 1:30 p.m. (PT) Sept. 20 at UC Santa Barbara, Albuquerque, N.M. 10:30 a.m. (MT) Sept. 22 at UC Davis, Albuquerque, N.M. 2:00 p.m. (MT) Sept. 27 at Iowa State, Ames, Iowa 7 p.m.

Sept. 29 at Oklahoma State, Stillwater, Okla. 1 p.m.

Oct. 4 vs. TCU in Lubbock 7 p.m.

Oct. 6 vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff in Lubbock 1 p.m.

Oct. 11 at Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. 7 p.m.

Oct. 13 at Baylor, Waco, Texas 1 p.m.

Oct. 25 vs Kansas in Lubbock 7 p.m.

Oct. 27 vs West Virginia in Lubbock 12 p.m.

Nov. 1 vs Texas in Lubbock 7 p.m.

Texas Tech has more than 400 student organizations to fit your interests and make friends.

Organizations include social groups, academic and professional, religious and faith-based, international, multicultural, recreational, special interest, service, spirit, honors, and more.

To find an organization, visit www.ttu.edu/campus/stuorgs. php or call 742-3636.

Each year awards are given to organizations for outstanding contributions and performance.

Organizations can get funding to help with expenses. The group must be registered with Student Activities. For information about registration, contact Student Activities at 742-3636.

Contact the Student Government Association with any questions that may arise in regard to an organization’s allocation or the funding allocation process.

The SGA is in the Student Union building, Room 302, Box 42032, Lubbock, Texas 794092032, 806-742-3631.

Celebrating 12,000 years of history 75 years of discovery! lubbock lake

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landmark

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Lubbock is full of fun things for you to do year-round.

From exploring one of many museums to simply going to the movies, your options are numerous.

Museum of Texas Tech University

The Tech Museum offers educational, scientific, cultural, and research elements of the university. Explore nearly five million objects at the museum.

You’ll see collections in the arts, humanities, and sciences, as well as a planetarium with laser and star shows. Featured exhibits are on display throughout the year. 3301 4th St., 7422490, www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu.

Premiere IMAX

This theater is located in the South Plains Mall and is great to view any action and adventure flick. It’s always good for date night. Luxurious stadium rocking love seats, 7.1 digital sound and projection, and more. www.pccmovies.com.

South Plains Mall

Shopping sprees are always fun, and the mall contains a wide variety of stores to meet all of your material needs. The mall features more than 150 specialty stores, along with anchor stores such as Dillard’s, JCPenney, Bealls, and Sears. S. Loop 289 and Slide Road. www.southplainsmall.com

Dancing

Grab your dancing boots and kick up your heels at various dance halls around town. Various entertainers perform.

Science Spectrum & OMNI)

A great place for people of all ages to explore, the Science Spectrum hands-on science and technology museum features more than 250 interactive science exhibits, West Texas’ only public aquarium, and daily live science shows. The OMNI Theater features a giant domed screen. 2579 S. Loop 289, www. sciencespectrum.org.

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National Ranching Heritage Center

Dedicated to preserving the history of ranching, pioneer life, and the development of the livestock industry in North America, the center is a great place to go exploring and learn about the American West. 48 authentic structures are displayed on a 16-acre site, from a bunkhouse to barns, a dugout, to a blacksmith shop and more. 3121 4th St. www.nrhc.ttu.edu.

Buffalo Springs Lake

Lubbock’s own Oasis in the West is the perfect place to get away for the weekend on a camping trip, and go fishing and hiking.

The lake provides a camping area, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, horse trails, and a party house is available for group functions. Head east on 50th Street for about 5 miles. www. buffalosprings.net.

American Museum of Agriculture

This museum protects and remembers the history of farming in West Texas and the Panhandle. The collection ranges from household items to plows and tractors. Exhibits include 71 pedal tractors, 300 toy tractors, restored tractors, and horse-drawn equipment. 1121 Canyon Lake. www.agriculturehistory.org.

Lubbock Lake Landmark

An important archeological site and natural history preserve, the Lubbock Lake contains evidence of ancient people and extinct animals dating as far back as 12,000 years ago. It is a great place to visit in the summer and is an educational experience. On-site archaeological excavations are featured during the summer months, and visitors may participate. North of Loop 289. www.lubbock.musm.ttu.edu

Silent Wings Museum

Perfect for any fan of flying and World War II, the Silent Wings Museum is home to the history of World War II hang gliders and recognizes this part of history in a unique way. The museum features a fully restored World War II glider, three exhibit galleries, a multimedia theater, a C-47 airplane, and a research library. 6202 N. Interstate 27. www. silentwingsmuseum.com.

Buddy Holly Center

This gem remembers an icon in musical history that is unique and special to Lubbock. The center remembers this singer and celebrates the accomplishments of other local artists. Buddy Holly grew up in Lubbock and graduated from Lubbock High School. The center also houses the Texas Musicians Hall of Fame and the Lubbock Fine Arts Gallery. 1801 Crickets Ave. www.buddyhollycenter.org.

Wineries

The South Plains is home to several wineries. Enjoy wine tastings and tours at any of the wineries - Caprock, LaDiosa, Llano, McPherson, and Pheasant Ridge.

The Shooting Range

Take out some of your school-related stress at the gun range. Not only do you get to shoot stuff, but you can learn about responsible firearm use and start working toward getting a concealed carry license.

Panhandle South Plains Fair

Held for a week in the fall every year, the fair offers a multitude of rides and treats such as fried Oreos for all to enjoy. Musical artists also perform. The fair starts on Sept. 20 this year. www. southplainsfair.com

American Wind Power Center and Museum

This unique museum boasts a unique collection of more than 100 windmills from around the world.

The museum’s goal is to interpret the relationship between humans, the environment and technology through the history of wind power.

It is located on 28 acres of rolling city park land and houses fully restored windmills. It is the largest collection of windmills in the world. 1701 Canyon Lake Drive. www.windmill.com.

Rec Center

Get some exercise and socialize at the same time by going to work out at Texas Tech’s Rec Center.

The Rec features a rock climbing wall and a leisure pool.

Dave’s Need 4 Speed

Grab a group of friends and head out for a night of laser tag, cosmic golf, go-kart racing, dirt track simulators, arcade games, and a snack bar. Located at 2769 N. Frankford, you are guaranteed to have a great time! www. davesneed4speed.com.

Carol of Lights

One of Texas Tech’s oldest and beloved traditions, Carol of Lights begins the Holiday Season with the lighting of campus in early December.

The event features caroling and is hosted by the Residence Hall Association.

Vietnam Center & Archive

The Vietnam Center and Archive collects and preserves the record of the Vietnam War, and supports and encouarges research and education regarding the war.

Millions of pages of material and tens of thousands of photographs, slides, maps, and books related to the Vietnam War are part of the collection. On the Texas Tech campus. www.vietnam.ttu.edu.

Select-A-Seat

Select-A-Seat has tickets for just about anything you want to attend. It is your ticket source. www.selectaseatlubbock.com.

Celebrity Attractions

This Broadway touring company brings national tours to Lubbock each year. This year’s lineup is “Ballroom with a Twist,” “Hair,” and “Hello, Dolly!”

Tickets are available online at www.celebrityattractions.com or by phone, 800-784-9494. Special rates for Texas Tech students.

Rent a photobooth for your next event.

For mixers, tailgate, weddings, birthdays, grand openings and more. Call Bonnie Chavez at 806.773.1177 to reserve your booth or visit www.fun4allphotobooth.com.

Get in on the Fun!

See the real American West at the

NATIONAL RANCHING HERITAGE CENTER 3121 Fourth Street • Lubbock, TX 79409-3200 www.nrhc.ttu.edu (806) 742-0498

LHUCA

Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts The best in contemporary art on the South Plains is housed at LHUCA. The center includes multiple working studios, visual art galleries, a theater, and a rehearsal hall. 511 Ave. K. www. lhuca.org.

Golfing

Lubbock has plenty of golfing facilities. From municipal courses to private clubs to the Texas Tech Rawls Course, and driving ranges, golfers can enjoy the great Lubbock weather (except for a few ‘dusty’ days).

Science Spectrum Museum and OMNI Theater

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St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Student Center www.raidercatholic.org

Chi Rho

Bringing the Good News to Texas Tech!

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“For I know the plans I have for you,”

declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.

12 Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you. 13 You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.”

Religious Connections Catholic Student Ministries

Welcome to Lubbock and to Catholic Student Ministry (CSM). We are located at St. Elizabeth University Parish, just a block and a half east of campus on Broadway.

We hope that you will join us for the wide variety of activities available. We are home to a vibrant and active community passionately seeking Christ.

The Catholic Student Center is a “home away from home” for hundreds of students in Lubbock and we welcome all who seek to join us.

The main goal of the Catholic Student Ministry is “Bringing the Good News to Texas Tech.”

We are a community centered on the Eucharist and seek to spread the Gospel through education, stewardship, service, and fellowship in order to form passionate Catholic leaders.

The Catholic Student Center provides a variety of activities and amenities to include: a kitchen, lounge, computers with high speed internet access, wireless internet access, a pool table, offices, meeting rooms, and a library. The student center is open to all members of the community for programs, meetings, studying, or just hanging out.

The parish celebrates a Mass at 5 PM Sundays geared especially for the student population. We also celebrate Mass

on campus each Wednesday of the academic year. Check the calendar on the website for location. All ministries during these Masses are done by students; so it is a great way to participate in the celebration of the Eucharist on a deeper level.

To get the most out of your experience here, you should plan to attend as many events as possible. In that you are a young adult, it is your choice to determine how much you will wish to get involved in the CSM. Christ is calling you to Him and it is through participation in the events sponsored by Catholic Student Ministry, you will grow in your relationship with Him. We sponsor events such as: Small Faith Groups, the Catholic Student Association, the Rock (our night of praise & worship), Bible studies, service projects, social events, daily Mass, Liturgy of the Hours, Mass on campus, and many other activities.

We also offer retreats such as: Encounter (designed for incoming freshmen and transfer students) and Raider Awakening. We also have the Diocesan Youth Retreat Team and Chi Rho (a coed service fraternity). We have a college chapter of the Knights of Columbus (Council #14426) and the Women of Faith.

For the latest information about what is happening, check us out at www.raidercatholic.org. Come and be a part of something special with CSM.

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Sunday’s 11:15 a.m. Service - College Focused Ministry

www.generationslubbock.com Service Times: Sunday 9:30 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. • Wednesday 7 p.m. (Youth)

Christ in Action Student Ministries (CA)

“CA” is a community of students loving God, and learning what it means to follow Jesus. Whether we are on a weekend retreat, in service or in worship, around a table or in class…this is what we are about. We are not nearly perfect, but we are being re-made, we are loved by God, and we are revived by Him. You are always welcome in our community. Here are a few things that we do weekly and that have been helpful to us in our journey with God: Manna @ 9:15am Sundays: before worship we get together to eat breakfast and discuss God’s word, not as information, but as “bread”. (1924 Broadway - Broadway Church of Christ) Dinner @ 6:30pm Wednesdays: home-cooked food! (2406 Broadway - Christ in Action building) Worship @ 7:09pm Wednesdays: in a very simple way, we pause in the middle of the week to worship, and to take the ways of Jesus to heart. (2406 Broadway Christ in Action building) G.R.O.V.E. groups: seeking Christ in community, and making space for others to do so with us. Drop by anytime, we would love to help you connect...and revive.

2406 Broadway (just east of Cricket’s) caministries@gmail.com 806.765.8831 www.christinaction.org

WEDNESDAY NIGHT SUNDAY MORNING

CHRIST IN ACTION STUDENT MINISTRIES

TECH CRU formerly Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru)

Cru...A Caring Community Passionate About Connecting People To Jesus Christ.

The best way to get to know us is to come hang out with us. We meet on campus every Thursday night at 7:30pm in the Hance Chapel (17th & University). You can also get involved with one of our bible studies (on and off campus throughout the week). Find us on www.facebook.com/CruAtTTU, Twitter: @CruAtTTU or online at www.techcru.com.

A Few Things To Look Forward To: Aug 20 – The Big Something 5pm (Free Pizza / Welcome Week) Aug 22 - Welcome Week Worship (7pm) Guys Frisbee Fridays – 3pm @ Rec Fields Sept 27-29 Fall Retreat Oct 10 - Tamale Fest (freshmen run event / Homecoming Week) Jan 1-5 Winter Conference Mission Opportunities Spring Break & Summer

Young Life College @ Texas Tech

During these formative years of a person’s life where many students drift away from faith, Young Life College offers students a community where they can discover their true identity in Jesus Christ. The ultimate goal of Young Life College is to help students truly encounter Christ through relationships, adventure and humor that equip them to be strong Christian leaders, regardless of profession, in the years that follow.

While we are excited about how God has moved in and through scores of college folks through Young Life College (at Tech) these last few years, we are poised and preparing for even more dramatic growth in the coming years. Many students who join us for YL College stick around and embark on our Young Life Leadership training program (we call it QUEST) and go on to become YL volunteer leaders here in Lubbock, making an impact in the lives of countless spiritually disinterested high school kids in our city.

Saddle up and come join us every Wednesday night this fall (starting on September 11th). And you may consider wearing protective head gear…it could get a little dicey.

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Hotel Visits 101: How to make the most of it 1.

Find out what time check- in and checkout is. That way, you can make plans more easily. Find out if early check-in and late check-out is available as well, in case those would be more convenient for you.

housekeeping staff if you are staying several days. The staff will appreciate that you recognize their services and will be more willing to assist you in the future.

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Find out what facilities are available in advance. If there is a pool or exercise room, you will know to pack the necessary wardrobe items to enjoy both.

Research the local attractions. Take advantage of every opportunity to learn and explore different places.

Take advantage of free services. In order to have more spending money for souvenirs, take advantage of complimentary services the hotel may provide, such as the continental breakfast because it will not cost you anything extra and provides a wide variety of options.

Get some sleep. Sleeping in hotels can be challenging due to thin walls and loud neighbors. Try wearing earplugs to bed or turning on the air conditioner to produce some “white noise” to block out other sounds.

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If you are staying at a hotel that has bellmen, valet and concierge services, do not forget to tip them. An appropriate tip is one to two dollars. It is even acceptable to tip the

Post the “Do Not Disturb” sign outside your door before going to sleep so you will not have any early morning housekeeping visits.

If a group is staying in the same hotel, request rooms close together so that you can leave for destinations together and are more accessible in case an emergency arises.

If your hotel room has a kitchenette and you are staying for several days, make use of it. A home cooked meal and night of relaxing while traveling is good for the body, soul and wallet.

Be reasonable. Problems may arise during your stay that most of the staff has no control over.

While talking to the desk clerk or manager to resolve the issue, be polite.

Yelling or being rude is not going to fix the problem any faster, nor will it make you very popular with the hotel staff.

Remember that they are people too and are there to assist you. Do not make it more difficult for them.

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HOTELS

Every year, 4 million visitors come to Lubbock for numerous reasons including football games, concerts, graduation, and other events.

Graduation is one of the biggest events for hotels in Lubbock each year due to families coming into town.

For that reason, hotels fill up quickly and many hotel managers strongly suggest booking rooms for graduation several months in advance.

Marcie Reno, director of sales and marketing at the Overton Hotel and Conference Center said Texas Tech has a tremendous impact on the hotels in Lubbock.

“Whenever there is a special event at Texas Tech, the impact on local hotels is huge,” Reno said. “Whether it is graduation, move-in or sporting events, local hotels can expect to see higher than normal occupancy.

“Each hotel has restrictions on how far in advance those special events can be booked. At the Overton, rooms over May 2014 Graduation dates are already sold out and have been for almost a full calendar year.”

Hotel visits can be stressful, but do not have to be.

If you do have the luck of booking a hotel room in Lubbock (or even out of town), here are some tips for getting the most out of any hotel stay.

• Fall 2013

Faculty on Duty: Aug. 21 First Class Day: Aug. 26 Holidays: Sept. 2, Nov. 27-29 Last Class Day: Dec. 4 Final Exams: Dec. 6-11 Commencement: Dec. 13-14

Academic Calendar 2013-2016: The short version • Spring 2016

• Spring 2014

Faculty on Duty: Jan. 13 First Class Day: Jan. 15 Holiday: Jan. 20 Spring Break: March 15-23* No Classes: April 21* Last Class Day: May 6 Final Exams: May 8-13 Commencement: May 16-17

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• First Summer 2014

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• Second Summer 2014 Faculty on Duty: July 7 First Class Day: July 8 Last Class Day: Aug. 6 Final Exams: Aug. 7-8 Commencement: Aug. 9

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• Fall 2014

Faculty on Duty: Aug. 20 First Class Day: Aug. 25 Holidays: Sept. 1, Nov. 26-28 Last Class Day: Dec. 3 Final Exams: Dec. 5-10 Commencement: Dec. 12-13

• Spring 2015

Faculty on Duty: Jan. 12 First Class Day: Jan. 14 Holiday: Jan. 19 Spring Break: March 14-22* No Classes: April 6* Last Class Day: May 5 Final Exams: May 7-12 Commencement: May 15-16

• First Summer 2015 Faculty on Duty: June 1 First Class Day: June 2 Last Class Day: July 1 Final Exams: July 2-3

• Second Summer 2015 Faculty on Duty: July 6 First Class Day: July 7 Last Class Day: Aug. 5 Final Exams: Aug. 6-7 Commencement: Aug. 8

• Fall 2015

Faculty on Duty: Aug. 26 First Class Day: Aug. 31 Holidays: Sept. 7, Nov. 25-27 Last Class Day: Dec. 9 Final Exams: Dec. 11-16 Commencement: Dec. 18-19

Faculty on Duty: Jan. 19 First Class Day: Jan. 21 Spring Break: March 19-27* No Classes: March 28* Last Class Day: May 10 Final Exams: May 12-17 Commencement: May 20-21

• First Summer 2016 Faculty on Duty: June 6 First Class Day: June 7 Holiday: July 4 Last Class Day: July 7 Final Exams: July 8-9

• Second Summer 2016 Faculty on Duty: July 11 First Class Day: July 12 Last Class Day: Aug. 10 Final Exams: Aug. 11-12 Commencement: Aug. 13

* Student holiday only

Texas Tech University reserves the right to make calendar changes in the best interest of the faculty, students, and academic program.

Graduation is probably a long way off for most of you, but it is never too early to start preparing for that important day.

Believe it or not, there is a lot of detail that goes in to celebrating your accomplishments. Here are some tips to keep in mind.

Find out your graduation date

These should be available in your college’s main office and your advisor’s office. Specific dates are set about a year in advance of your graduation. They can also be found online.

Book your hotel accommodations

WAY IN ADVANCE! Hotel rooms fill up quickly in town, so don’t wait too long, or your family may have to travel from a surrounding town on the day of graduation.

Get your Ring

Whether it is the official Texas Tech University ring or a custom one from the various jewelers in town, it is important to have one so you can always remember and represent your college years.

You have to complete at least 75 hours to qualify to purchase an official ring.

Order invitations

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dered from the alumni association or you order custom announcements from a local photographer, it is important to let your family know of your accomplishments.

RSVP for Graduation

You have to confirm that you will be walking at graduation.

Purchase your cap and gown

These are probably some of the most important things you need on graduation day, so don’t wait until the last minute to get them. Also, the longer you wait, the less likely they will have your size. If you plan on renting your regalia, there are late fees if you rent after the deadline. The university bookstore is the supplier of all grad attire.

Celebrate!

Meet all of your graduation party needs. Cake, food, and decorations are necessities for every graduation party.

Frame your diploma

After you graduate, show off that diploma.

Local retailers provide many different styles of frames so you can find the perfect one for you.

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HOTELS

Unless you want mom and dad sleeping on your dorm floor, make hotel reservations

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If you’re enjoying living away from home and don’t want mom and dad bunking with you, take time to research hotels in the area.

Peak times to be aware of include graduation, football games, parent’s weekend, and all types of events happening on campus and in Lubbock.

The summer is busy with orientation, student visits to Lubbock, travelers, etc.

Every football game weekend is busy. The big ones such as Texas, West Virginia, and Oklahoma sell out first and at the highest rates.

Depending on what’s happening in Lubbock, a twoday minimum stay may be required. Just be sure to check out the details.

Students can help make reservations for the parents.

The student probably knows more about Lubbock and where hotels are located.

Graduation weekends are important times to book early – really early!

If the online reservation system indicates that all rooms are sold out, call the property directly. It is more expensive for a hotel to book rooms online than if you call the property directly.

Although parent’s weekend and big football games are a set visit for some families, there are many more weekends throughout the year.

Check out the Lubbock Convention and Visitor’s Bureau at www.visitlubbock.org.

Any weekend is a good time to visit Lubbock.

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The essential guide for keeping up your car (and saving money).

Whether you are an expert mechanic or know absolutely nothing about how your car works, it is important to keep your car in good condition so it will perform well and will always be ready to go on a spur- of -the -moment road trip.

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Check the Oil. Motor oil is probably one of the most key components in keeping your car in good condition. Some of its main functions are to lubricate the engine’s moving parts, cool the engine by moving heat away from parts, and keeping internal components clean and free of varnish and harmful deposits. Checking the oil regularly is necessary to ensure your car will run smoothly.

Follow the manufacturer’s recommendation of how often to change the oil.

Check Tire Pressure.

Before hitting the road, check the tire pressure to help with fuel efficiency and to prevent the tires from wearing out more quickly. The last thing you want is to be delayed by a flat tire. Also check your spare tire before leaving to make sure it is ready, just in case you do get a flat.

Change filters.

The air filter in your car should be changed about every 10,000 to 12,500 miles, or twice a year. Changing the air filter reduces emissions, increases fuel efficiency, and prolongs engine life. The air filter traps dirt particles which can cause damage to the engine. The filter also cleans the air that is breathed within the car.

Save gas.

Watch the way you drive. Fast starts and

speeding reduces the vehicle’s efficiency, requiring more frequent gas station visits. Another good way to save gas is getting a car with good gas mileage. Keep at least a quarter tank of gas in your car. It is healthier for the fuel pump and your wallet.

Get insured.

Texas state law requires that all vehicles be insured. Car insurance is important because it can help you pay for damage you may acquire, and it is just a good thing to have.

Buckle Up! You can get a huge fine for not wearing your seatbelt, so play it safe and buckle up. Also, be attentive on the road. Texting while driving is dangerous. Getting in a wreck due to texting can have some serious consequences and cost a pretty penny in tickets and damage. Avoid the mess by putting your phone away while driving.

Student parking services offer three free car clinics to make sure your car is ready to hit the road before winter break, spring break, and the summer break.

Owning a car is expensive, but if you maintain your vehicle, it will be much less expensive in the long run.

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Read the Signs!

Faculty They tell you what permits are applicable and what Parking times you can and cannot park there. There is also a Student map explaining parking sites Parking on the parking website. After 5:30 p.m. on weekdays, all valid Texas Tech permits allow you to park on the interior of campus.

E-Permit

Purchase an e-permit on the Parking Services website. Several options for parking permits are available, and you can include the permit cost in with your tuition.

Share the road!

Bicyclists are common on campus and need the road as much as you do.

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Commuter lots

After 2:30 p.m., if you have a permit in either commuter parking lot, you are able to park in the other. For example, if you have a Commuter North permit, after 2:30, you may park in Commuter West.

Pay your tickets!

Ten days after receiving your ticket, you are charged an additional late fee. Failure to pay tickets results in holds on your ability to register, and can even prevent you from graduating!

Appeal

You may also use that 10-day period after getting a citation to appeal it. More information regarding appeals is available on the Parking Services website.

Don’t get a boot!

Failure to pay your tickets can cause other problems, such as getting a boot put on your car.

This occurs after you receive nine unpaid tickets in one semester.

Motorcyclists

Owners of motorcycles and mopeds must pay for permits as well and may park in designated two-wheel vehicle areas.

Yield to pedestrians That is a general courtesy rule.

Be Courteous

Be polite to the parking staff in the booths. They are only doing their job by enforcing the rules, not being the bad guy.

For a complete list of parking rules, visit: www.parking.ttu.edu.

Many students use bicycles as their means of transportation on campus. Just like any person operating a vehicle on campus, there are rules for bicyclists to follow.

Bicycles, like cars, have designated places to park them while in class, that is in the bike racks, not on poles, trees, bushes or other items not intended for holding bikes. Bikes are also not allowed in any buildings. Bikes found in violation, can be impounded and students will pay at least a $40 fee. It is recommended for the owner of the bike to have a lock on it to prevent theft.

This year the SGA and board of directors have declared all areas on campus acceptable for bicycle use. However, cyclists still must dismount at crosswalks and yield to pedestrians.

Bicyclists are also not to exceed 10 mph while riding on campus, due to safety.

Bicycle registration is highly encouraged and is provided at no cost at the Transportation & Parking Services website or office.

For more information regarding bicycles on campus visit: http://www.parking.ttu.edu/students/bicycle-information.

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How to be a Wise Renter Renting apartments or houses can be a difficult process, especially for someone new to the renting game.

Step 1:

Shop for places you would like to live.

Pick up some SGA housing guides at the SUB, SGA office, or the Visitors Center, and flip through them. Housing guides will have basic information such as rates, utilities and whether or not they allow pets. Be cautious of on-line listings, and make sure you do your homework.

Step 2:

Meet with a Property Manager or Realtor to look at apartments or houses.

Impressions are important when you’re renting. When you meet with a realtor, look neat and be polite. Realtors aren’t going to treat you like a responsible adult if you don’t look and act like one. (Keep in mind, students are not a protected class, and property owners have the right to refuse to rent to students.)

On your first visit, know what questions you want to ask. Here are some things you’ll need to know: Ask about maintenance. Who is responsible for the upkeep? What if something breaks?

What if you break something?

Step 3:

If you like what you see, the next step is to apply for the apartment or house.

Be financially prepared. Many places charge an application fee, and most require a down payment or deposit or fee when you apply. (Do not apply for several different apartments or houses. Quite often, the deposits and fees are

non-refundable.)

You will need your social security card, driver’s license, employment information, contact information for current and past employers, and contact information of the management where you currently live.

Renters may have income requirements to meet. These requirements vary from apartment to apartment and home to home. The management will also contact your employers and gather your current and past rental history to make sure you’re a responsible renter. In most cases the management will also run criminal and credit background screenings to ensure you meet their rental qualifications. These screenings could be grounds for declining your application. Tip: if you have any criminal history, let the management know upfront.

What if you don’t have any rental history?

Most renters will be required to have a guarantor form signed. Usually, that is Mom and Dad so if you mess up, they are forced to pick up the tab.

View this as an opportunity to build good credit.

Step 4:

Sign the lease.

Many managers have a video to watch explaining the lease. This is just an overview; you still need to read the lease. Yes, they’re long and boring, but you need to understand what you’re committing to.

Step 5:

You’re in! Now, how can you be a good renter?

You now have responsibilities. You have to keep things clean, whether you’re in an apartment or a house. If you’re in a house, keep your yard mowed. You have to remember to pay the rent and the utility bills on time, and if something breaks, you have to fix it or pay to have it fixed.

Buy renter’s insurance. If something happens to your living space, it’s your problem. The owner is not responsible for things such as damage caused by natural disasters, fires, roof leaks, or break-ins, but renter’s insurance will cover those things.

Talk to your insurance company about renter’s insurance, and make sure you understand everything they cover before you buy. It’s inexpensive and well worth it.

Be a good neighbor. Be respectful of the people living near you, and remember, they can get you into trouble with your landlord and also with the law.

Don’t trash the place. Be respectful of the space you are renting because if you tear up a house or an apartment, you’re destroying someone’s property, (which is called vandalism).

Your credit and rental history will follow you wherever you go. If you do not pay rent or pay late, even for a good reason, that will always be on your credit history and will cause problems next time you want to rent or buy.

Also, do not leave somewhere still owing money even if you disagree with the amount. If you don’t get that straightened out, later down the road it will affect your ability to rent or buy.

Remember, being a good renter is your opportunity to build good credit and rental history.

Take it seriously.

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• Let your housemates know where you are going and when you will be back.

• Lock your doors and windows.

• Ask before you borrow things.

• If you damage your roommate’s property, replace it and apologize.

• Make time to see the people you call roommates.

• Let your roommates know if you plan to have people over and be considerate of how long they visit.

• Make sure that he or she gets their messages and mail.

• Keep a calendar of when bills are due, and a place where it’s checked off as each portion is paid and when it was paid.

• Clean up after yourself (and your guests).

• Devise a system for sharedspace cleaning, and maintenance.

• Be considerate if your roommate is studying, not feeling well, or resting.

• Do something nice once in a while.

• Treat your housemate as you would want to be treated.

• Discuss differences. Are you a morning person or a night owl?

• Do not engage in conversations with your roommate’s parents about their behavior.

• Do not let your friends use your roommate’s possessions.

• Pets…. Treat pets as an extended guest. They are your responsibility, so choose wisely.

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• Don’t discuss problems with friends. This helps reduce rumors and side conversations.

• Confront the problem directly with the person • Consider your timing. Is this a difficult time or a good time?

• Think about what you’re going to say before you say it and have solutions in mind before you complain.

Example, “Please don’t park behind people who have early classes.”

• Be reasonable. If your roommate forgets to do a chore, don’t get upset, chances are it won’t happen again. Set out a jar for offenses -- miss a chore, pay a fine.

• Don’t accuse. Find solutions rather than creating problems.

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Living Off-Campus

Tech students represent approximately 10 percent of the Lubbock community. As homeowners, renters, and consumers at local businesses, students have a definite impact on the economy.

More than half of the Tech student body lives off campus.

Tech’s Responsible Community Living website offers some pointers to consider before moving off campus.

Do your research: thoroughly research the area.

Do your best to be a good neighbor: treat your neighbor as you would like to be treated. Be considerate.

Be an Informed Consumer: don’t sign a lease agreement without consulting a parent or guardian.

Consider your safety: be familiar with the neighborhood you are considering.

Consider your personal health: important aspects of student’s success are physical and emotional well-being. http://www.depts.ttu.edu/dos/responsible-living.aspx

Living On-Campus Texas Tech provides students with 14 residence halls, two suite-style halls, and an apartment complex on campus. On-campus students live within walking distance of class, the library, the Student Union building (SUB), the student recreation center, and more. Living in residence halls allows students to build relationships with others in a close knit community.

On-Campus Housing Info: For the first time ever, students are required to show proof of a meningitis vaccine.

On-campus housing is in high demand. New students may sign up using the Priority Room Selection system.

Students with fewer than 30 college hours, excluding dual credit or credit by exam, are required to live on campus.

University Student Housing offers residence life and professional staff positions.

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Coupon Index Bless Your Heart...............45 Burger King......................53 Cowamongus....................49 Dairy Queen......................51 Domino's...........................55 Drive Trainers...................49 Hair Designs by Phil.........49

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Raider Bucks

McDonald’s.......................51

Your ‘original’ Campus Cash

Papa John's........................63

Most offers good for one year!

Pro-Cuts............................59

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Racer Classic Car Wash....45

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Red & Black Bookstore....65 Rosa’s Cafe.......................45 Sonic Drive In...................57 Subway..............................61 Taco Villa..........................47

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3701 19th St.

TM

Closed Sundays

with purchase of two drinks

791-2211

Open Monday - Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Expires August 31, 2014

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Texas Tech Homecoming Oct. 7-12 COUPONS

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Tentative Schedule: Monday, Oct. 7 Homecoming Kick-off Tuesday, Oct. 8 Homecoming Happenings Wednesday, Oct. 9 Homecoming Happenings S.O. (Student Organization) Sing Thursday, Oct. 10 Homecoming Happenings Techsan Memorial

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One FREE Scoop

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BUY A QVisit UARTERyour POUNDER BURGER nearest

Expires 8-31-2014

AND RECEIVE A FREE MEDIUM FRIES AND FREE MEDIUM DRINK

i’m lovin’ it™ 6001 W. 19th St.

82nd & Milwaukee

19th & Ave. X

61st & Slide Rd.

2433 S. Loop 289

4th & Slide Rd.

102 N. University

50th & Ave. T

50th & Quaker Ave.

50th & I-27

82nd & Slide Rd.

98th & Quaker

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Coupon may not be transferred, auctioned, sold, or duplicated in any way or transmitted via electronic media. Valid when product is served. May not be valid for custom order. Void where prohibited.

* Prices may vary. Not valid with any other offer, discount, coupon or combo meal. Limit one offer per person per visit. Tax may apply. Price of required purchase to be posted on the menu board.

Coupon may not be transferred, auctioned, sold, or duplicated in any way or transmitted via electronic media. Valid when product is served. May not be valid for custom order. Void where prohibited.

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Alert Notification System to communicate important alerts and emergency response information to students, faculty and staff.

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Truck Center Clovis Hwy. Farm Store Levelland

1008 Texas Avenue (10th & Texas) 2702 50th St. (50th & Boston)

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Expires: 08/31/14

COUPONS

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®

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FREE Whopper ®

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Dining Guide Bless your Heart Cafe

Light-hearted food that tastes wonderful -- burgers, pizzas, stuffed spuds, salads, soups, sandwiches, fruit, and soft-serve yogurt. Located at 3701 19th, open Monday through Saturday, 10:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.; closed Sundays. Call-in orders welcomed 791-2211.

Burger King

The original HOME OF THE WHOPPER®, our commitment to premium ingredients, signature recipes, and family-friendly dining experiences is what has defined our brand for more than 50 successful years. Come in and see us today!

COWamongus!

COWamongus! Creamery & Meat Co. is a unique place on campus located at Indiana & Main in the Animal & Food Sciences building across the street from the United Spirit Arena. Just “look for the bulls” out front. COWamongus! is open for breakfast and has great lunch combos, salads, soups and quesadillas along with “homemade” ice cream. For tailgating or barbequing come visit us and check out “Raider Red Meats” processed in the Texas Tech Meat Lab, aged up to 24 days and USDA inspected. Also, ask about shipping our meat anywhere in the USA. Open Monday - Friday 8 a.m through 5:30 p.m.

Dairy Queen

Brady’s Dairy Queen has been a favorite with Tech students for

over 30 years.Where else can you go for the one and only Blizzard, or the best steakfinger baskets and burgers in town, and you will never have tacos better than the ones they serve at DQ. It’s also the home of 1/2 price burgers and royal treats all day every Monday or afternoon drink and treat specials Monday through Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. Five Lubbock locations.

Domino’s Pizza

With seven locations offering delivery to Tech, around the city and Levelland...763-3030 (1617 University Ave.); 762-8484 (2113 50th St.); 792-3030 (4921 34th); 792-3816 (5407 4th St.); 741-8000 (1708 Parkway Dr.); 794-5000 (5815 82nd); and 894-3030 (409 E. Hwy 114 - Levelland).

Offering delivery for more than 50 years nationally has given Domino’s the edge in the pizza delivery market. Deep Dish Pizza, Classic Hand-Tossed, Thin Crust, Buffalo Wings, Bread Sticks & more. See our coupons.

Freebirds

Known for “way more choices,” we stand for freedom of choice.

We offer our guests (and Fanatics alike) the liberty to custom build food, the way you want it.

Whether you’re in the mood for burritos, nachos, salads, tacos or quesadillas, you can have it the way you want it, right now!

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Harrigan’s

Need a great place to go for date night? Dine at Harrigan’s! Located at 50th and Memphis (in the Memphis Place Mall) Harrigan’s is sure to please any appetite. From their sizzling steaks to mouth watering seafood, you simply can’t go wrong. If it’s mom and dad you’re trying to please, take them out for Sunday brunch, because Harrigan’s has it all. 3827 50th St., Suite 1, 771-8880.

Krispy Kreme

Krispy Kreme Donuts -- you’ve just got to have them -- 4301 S. Loop 289, 792-9200. Buy them by the dozen & share with friends.

McDonald’s

From their world famous fries to their rich shakes, soft serve ice cream, and pies, McDonald’s needs no great introduction. Home of the “Big Mac” with plenty to choose from. Serves breakfast for the early birds. Be sure to try their McCafe Lattes, Cappuccinos, Frappes, and Smoothies. Don’t forget about the free wireless Internet. Just look for the Golden Arches.

One Guy From Italy

For more than 30 years One Guy From Italy has been serving delicious Italian food, pizza and calzones. We are family owned and operated. We take pride in using the finest ingredients for all of our dishes.

Whether you’re in the mood for an authentic Italian dinner or a slice of pizza, or a delicious calzone, let One Guy From Italy fulfill your need for great Italian food. “Grazi” to the many loyal and supporting customers. Bon Appetito!

Come see us at One Guy From Italy Family Restaurant. We’re across the street from the Wells-Fargo Bank at 4320 50th (approxi-

One Guy From Italy 1101 University 747-1226 or 747-1227 Open: 11 am Free delivery to Tech Area after 5 pm daily

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mately 50th St. & Quaker) - 791-1210. We’ll be serving up delicious fresh homemade Italian dishes! Our 50th Street store serves beer and wine. Free delivery from both locations.

1101 University, 747-1226; 4320 50th St., 791-1210

Papa John’s Pizza

From South Carolina to Lubbock, some of the best pizza you’ll ever eat. Better Ingredients. Better pizza. Better taste. That’s what Papa John’s gives you every time. Tomato sauce that’s made from fresh-packed, vine-ripened tomatoes. 100% real mozzarella cheese.

And the perfect crust - made from dough that rises slowly and naturally. That’s what we call perfection. That’s what you get when you call your Papa. Better ingredients. Better pizza. Better taste. Two locations serving Lubbock: serving Texas Tech and Northwest Lubbock, 2420 9th St., 749-PAPA; 5905 82nd St., 798-7272; see phone book or go online for our other Lubbock locations.

Pecan Grill at the Overton Hotel

You really will find great dining in Lubbock at the Overton Hotel and Conference Center. Hearty breakfasts, indulgent lunch dishes, and tasty dinner fare. For Reservations call 806.776.7010.

Rosa’s Cafe

Fajitas, Friends & Fun. Rosa’s Cafe is the place for great-tasting fajitas! The entire menu is made from scratch each day for a taste that’s truly unique. We invite you to enjoy one of West Texas’ dining traditions! Mesquite-grilled fajitas, homemade tortillas, complete Mexican menu & specialties. 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to midnight Fridays & Saturdays.

Rosa’s Café & Tortilla Factory – 5103 82nd, 794-2285; 3115 50th, 784-0100; 4407 4th 785-5334; 5020 Milwaukee, 792-0015.

Sonic, America’s Drive•In

Make Sonic your ultimate drink stop. 1/2 price drinks & slushes every day from 2-4 p.m. Sonic, America’s Drive•In. 4401 4th St., 771-0117; 4611 34th St., 797-1626 ; 5722 4th St., 785-3121; 7220 Quaker, 793-9620; 8010 University, 748-0055; 4904 Indiana, 799-6633; 1901 34th St., 765-6415; 6419 19th St, 780-4555; 101 University, 749-2414; 5202 50th St, 785-3393; 5802 64th, 687-6928 and 19th St. & MLK Blvd., 687-3428.

Subway

There are 31 locations in Lubbock and the surrounding area to get your favorite meal made fresh just for you. Choose any sandwich from the menu, including a fresh toasted sub or one of the many fresh fit subs with less than 6 grams of fat, prepared with the freshest ingredients on baked gourmet bread.

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Subway also offers 6-foot party subs and sandwich platters. Most locations open until midnight. Subway. Eat fresh!

Taco Villa

For over 45 years, Taco Villa has been a part of West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. Providing a delicious menu and featuring unique items, Taco Villa has succeeded in creating the “Spice of Life” that everyone has come to love. Taco Villa cooks it slow, serves it fast, and that makes all the difference. No microwaves, no frozen, precooked meals, no dry flaked beans, and no boil-in-a-bag meat.Taco Villa is a fast casual, Mexican food restaurant with a wide array of delicious tacos, burritos, taco salads, nachos, QuesaVillas, and more! All our authentic Mexican food is made fresh daily. Even our guacamole and pico de gallo is fresh from the start!

Visit any Taco Villa location to enjoy the freshest food, the fastest service and the nicest people. 2243 19th St., 1911 50th St., 5139 80th St., 7110 Quaker Ave., 4516 50th St., 5402 4th St., 7727 Milwaukee Ave., 8212 Indiana Ave.

ads, pasta sensations, home-style choices and fruits and desserts. If you live off campus, you can purchase a commuter dining plan to fit your needs. For more information about rates, Dining Bucks, discounts or to purchase your plan online, visit www.hospitality.ttu.edu.

Zookini’s

8217 University. 712-0311.

Zookini’s has long been dedicated to serving the freshest food in town using locally-sourced ingredients. They are a locally-owned and operated company that believes in supporting Texas Tech and Lubbock! Plus, the food is excellent! Try one of their wraps — from Mediterranean to Vegetarian. Or for something a little more Texan, their hand-formed burgers are mouth-watering goodness — with all the trimmings! And don’t forget their specialties — from Chipotle Salmon to the tenderized beef cutlet chicken fried steak. Let’s eat!

Texas Tech Hospitality Services

The campus at Texas Tech has a wide variety of places to eat. You’ll find these options in the Student Union: Chick-fil-A, Sbarro Pizza, Steak Escape, Center Sweets, Union Grill, Zi Asian Cuisine, Union Bistro, Smart Choices, Cold Corner and Sam’s Place Mini-Market.

The Market at Stangel/Murdough has an al-a-carte food court.

Horn/Knapp and Hulen/Clement have traditional all-you-care-toeat dining halls. Sam’s Place is a full mini-market offering late night services in Chitwood/Weymoth, Law School Kiosk, Murray, Sneed, Student Union and Wall/Gates. Bledsoe/Gordon has The Fresh Plate, an all-you-care-to-eat food emporium offering flame-grilled choices, Mexican-themed selections, Asian-inspired dishes, fresh sal-

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Motorist Assistance Program

If on the Texas Tech campus, call (806) 742-MAPP 24 hours per day to receive a jump start, gallon of gas, or vehicle unlock or to have a flat tire aired up for free. (Service free for up to three times per year. Main TTU campus and Rawls Course included in coverage.)

Short-Term Assistance Parking

For those with an injury impairing mobility that may not qualify for ADA parking, bring a doctor’s note to the Transportation & Parking Services office to receive special parking accommodations.

(806) 742-PARK www.parking.ttu.edu M@TTUParking

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Toys for Tickets

Every holiday season and in conjunction with Toys for Tots, bring a new, unwrapped toy the value of your unpaid parking citation to the Transportation & Parking Services office to have the citation dismissed.

Free Bike Clinic

Bring your bicycle by the free Bike Clinic for a diagnostic exam, prizes, and to visit with groups in the Lubbock and Texas Tech cycling communities.

Free Car Clinic

Held three times per year, the Free Car Clinic features free vehicle checks conducted by professional mechanics, free food, prizes, and more.

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Campus Stops A S.U.B. (Student Union Building) B Horn - Knapp C Wall - Gates D Hulen - Clement E Media & Communication F C - 4 Parking & Rawls C of B G C -1 Parking (Stadium) H West Hall I Holden Hall J Mathematical Sciences K Administration L Chitwood - Weymouth M Law School N C -15 Parking O S -1 Park & Ride P International Cultural Center Masked Rider Route O S -1 Park & Ride G C -1 Parking (Stadium) I Holden Hall A S.U.B. (Student Union Building) C Wall - Gates D Hulen - Clement E Media & Communication Red Raider Route N Enter C - 15 Parking N Exit C - 15 Parking L Chitwood - Weymouth E Media & Communication F C - 4 Parking & Rawls C of B G C -1 Parking (Stadium) I Holden Hall A S.U.B. (Student Union Building) D Hulen - Clement L Chitwood - Weymouth Double T Route N Enter C - 15 Parking N Exit C - 15 Parking L Chitwood - Weymouth C Wall - Gates A S.U.B. (Student Union Building) H West Hall G C - 1 Parking (Stadium) F C - 4 Parking & Rawls C of B E Media & Communication L Chitwood - Weymouth TTU S-Bus Safe Ride (Thurs-Sat)  Walmart  Cottages  University Fountains  University Pointe  University Trails  Crickets Bar & Grill  Firehouse Service every 6 minutes from 7:25 AM to 5:42 PM Service every 24 minutes from 5:42 PM to 6:59 PM

For current route information on the S-Bus, visit www.citibus.com & look under TTU Routes or pick up a TTU Route Map on a bus.

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Safety on campus is something the SGA feels must be addressed before a problem, not afterward.

reason, Student Government has partnered with the Police Department and other entities on campus to implement the Blue

ll of these phones immediately dial the TTU Police when the receiver is picked up. More information is available in the SGA Office.

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Now that you have graduated from high school and are starting to venture into the world of independence, managing your money has become more important in your life.

As you are just beginning college, your parents are probably supporting you, for the most part, but you are still facing important financial decisions.

Find a job

Some students, in addition to school work, will pick up a part-time job.

While it is not always necessary, especially for those whose parents are supporting them, it is good to get as much job experience as possible, and the job will provide you with extra spending money.

Organize your financial records

Buy a portable file organizer where you can organize and store bank statements, tax returns, pay stubs, receipts, and other financial documents. Keep track of your spending through balancing your checkbook or through your bank’s online services.

Avoid debt

Pay off all debts, such as student loans, as soon as possible. Loans always have interest fees and that can really add up the longer you wait to pay them off. A good way to avoid having to take out student loans is to apply for scholarships and grants. A wide variety of scholarships are available to students, and you will never know if you will get one unless you try.

Save

Doing so will give you a sense of security, and you will be more conscientious when making decisions so you do not overspend. Be sure to include rent (if not living on campus), food, clothing, entertainment and savings.

Set aside a portion of each paycheck for future use. You never know when you might need money. The amount you save each month should be consistent; that way you form a good habit. If you have to skip saving a portion of your paycheck once, the next time around add a little bit more to make up for it.

Limit spending

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Create a budget and stick to it

A general downfall as a consumer is simply spending more than you can afford. Prioritize what you need, and save up for what you want. In the long run, it will be worth the wait. A good way to save money is buying used textbooks.

Citibus is the official bus system for Texas Tech and works with the Student Government Association to provide transportation around campus for students.

The bus system does not only run on campus, however. Many of the apartment complexes are

on the Tech bus route, providing a convenient service to residents.

Rebecca Scott, a graduate student in advertising from Dallas never had a car as an undergraduate. And she lived off campus, way off.

“Now I live at 71st and Utica,” Scott said. “Last year I lived

Learn to appreciate what you have, and help other people by donating to your favorite local charity or give to your church.

by the mall, like right behind it. I never lived in student housing.”

Scott said she got a car for graduation, but she did not have one previously because she could not afford to buy one.

Her key to getting around Lubbock was Citibus. Scott said, the bus system can take you anywhere within the city limits you need to go.

Scott said buying a bus pass is unnecessary for students.

“If you are a student,” Scott said, “you just show them your student ID, and you can get on for free.”

Scott said riding the bus has its advantages.

“It will save you lots of money in the long run,” Scott said, “you will not have to buy a parking pass

to park on campus; this is completely free, it stops by the SUB, and it is easy.”

Riding the bus does have its disadvantages as well.

“The length because it takes maybe 15 minutes by car from my apartment to school,” Scott said, “but by bus, it takes 35 minutes. So that was always kind of the bad part because you have to plan.”

She said her experience using the bus system was a positive one.

“I had a really good experience with Citibus,” Scott said.

“The bus drivers are always extremely friendly, and they got to know who I was.”

Campus bus routes are available in this publication.

Visit Citibus’ website for more information on city-wide bus routes. http://www.citibus.com/

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S-Bus

The S-Bus provides students living in many apartment complexes an alternative means of transportation when it comes to going out at night. Check with your apartment manager.

The S-Bus runs from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. and transports students from the apartments to Broadway and the Depot District.

742-RIDE (7433); 742-NITE (6483)

Safe Ride is a taxi pickup service available to Tech students. Provided through student service fees, Safe Ride picks students up and delivers them to their destination free of charge. A Tech I.D. must be provided to the Safe Ride driver once the destination is reached. Safe Ride is available from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m.

Sometimes late night study sessions require students to be on campus past 8 p.m. Since on-campus bus routes only run until 8 p.m., Citibus provides students with a night shuttle offering curb-to-curb pickup and delivery. All that is required is a valid Tech I.D. To arrange for pickup, call 742-NITE.

Mental Health

In college, life does not stop.

Things will happen that you have no control over, and could affect you, physically and mentally.

Grief, depression, stress and other issues can take a toll on your mental health, and adding the stress of college can make it even worse.

Talking about your emotions is a positive experience, especially when you open up to someone you do not know. There is also a level of trust built because a stranger is less likely to judge you.

While it is common for people to think they are fine or can handle an emotional situation on their own, it is not always the healthiest choice. It is important to recognize the signs so you, or someone you love, can get help.

According to the American Psychiatric Association, some signs of dealing with a psychological issue are: • Lack of sleep

• Difficulty concentrating • Feelings of hopelessness and helplessness • Social withdrawal • Uncharacteristic or peculiar behavior • Loss of appetite • Dramatic mood swings • Extreme feelings of guilt Ignoring these signs is not healthy, nor is it healthy to not seek professional help when necessary.

As a student, you do not have to go far to get help.

The Student Wellness Center on campus not only cares for colds and fevers, but also offers individual and group counseling for all students and staff on campus who are coping with any psychological issue.

The Student Counseling Center is located on the second floor of the Student Wellness Center. For more information, visit the website at http://www.depts.ttu.edu/scc/.

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Traveling Safety Tips:

Precautions While On Vacation You are at risk for identity theft while away from home. Credit cards, passports, and other official forms of personal identification are targets. Protect yourself and take extra precaution with items most likely to be stolen while traveling.

Thieves are just as likely to target your personal information as your expensive camera or laptop. The Texas Tech IT Division offers these tips to help protect your identity.

• Don’t travel with all your credit cards.

• Don’t leave personal information in your hotel room. Store valuables in the hotel safe.

• If you make travel arrangements using your mobile phone, be careful about the information you input and store in the application, such as saving your login information, credit card number, or billing address. Your saved information could be stolen along with your phone.

• Avoid accessing personal information from public computers.

Most public wireless connections are not secure, so avoid using them for secure and/or sensitive transactions, such as transactions requiring a login.

• Stay alert. It is easy to let your guard down while relaxing on vacation, but be aware of your surroundings and the people around you.

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How well do you k now Lubbock A nswer Key 1. A Buddy Holly is Lubbock’s most famous son who died in a plane crash in February of 1959.

2. B Mac Davis is a country music singer, songwriter and actor. Some of his early work was writing for Elvis.

3. C Lubbock is known as the Hub City because it is the economic, education, and health care hub of a multicounty region commonly called the South Plains. The other answer choices are characteristic to the area however.

4. B Texas Tech was founded in 1923 through an act of the Texas Legislature as Texas Technological College.

5. D The Goin’ Band from Raiderland was dubbed so because it was the first college band to travel to away games with their teams.

6. True The South Plains is the largest contiguous cotton producing area in the world producing about four million bales of cotton each year.

7. A Duane Nellis comes to Texas Tech from the University of Idaho, where he served as president since July of 2009. Pete Brewton and Robert Wernsman are professors in the College of Media and Communication, and Kliff Kingsbury is the head football coach.

8. B A category F5 tornado hit the downtown

area of Lubbock, making it one of the worst tornadoes in Texas history. Some signs of the damage are still visible on the Metro Tower.

9. True the landmark is 336 acres and protected by the state and federal government.

10. C The Texas Tech campus is known for its distinct Spanish architecture that was inspired

by University de Alcalá in Spain, and Mission San José in San Antonio.

11. True the band was formed in 1925 as the Matador Band and gained its title a few years later.

12. True It is a popular belief among Red

Raiders that the Air Force campus is only bigger due to its runways. Texas Tech covers 1,839 acres.

Assessment

10 to 12 Correct: You are a true Red Raider and Lubbockite! Congratulations!!!

7-9 Correct: You are fairly familiar with Lubbock. Keep up the good work!

4-6 Correct: You know a few things but still have far to go, young freshman.

0-3 Correct: You are new to Lubbock history, welcome! Hopefully, this quiz has been enlightening.

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Texas Tech University reached its $1 billion goal in its Vision and Tradition campaign during the 2013 Spring semester.

The Vision and Tradition campaign is the biggest and most ambitious fundraising event ever pursued by the Texas Tech University System as it strives to reach Tier One status.

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ended at the start of the Fall 2013 semester.

The campaign prioritizes student scholarships, faculty support, and enhancement of facilities.

The campaign also supports the research efforts of the University system. Schools within the system include Texas Tech University, Angelo State University, Texas Tech University at Junction, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, and Texas Tech Uni-

versity Health Sciences Center at El Paso.

The above illustration represents what $1 billion dollars looks like in the physical form of one dollar bills stacked on top of each other. This stack of money is displayed extending from the Texas Tech campus because the fundraiser is for the good of the university and symbolizes a rise in the status of the school.

To learn more about the campaign visit www.visionandtradition.com.

2013- 2014 Volume 38 The Texas Tech SGA Students Guide

The 38th edition of The WORD was produced through the efforts of many people. This summer three Texas Tech students interned for The WORD. All three are students in the College of Media and Communication at Texas Tech.

Sydnee Gatewood Sydnee Gatewood is a senior journalism major from Alpine, Texas. She will graduate in December 2013 and plans to pursue a master’s degree before finding a job at a newspaper or publication company.

Texas Tech celebrates 90 years of tradition in 2013.

On Feb. 3, 1923, the Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill No. 103, establishing Texas Technological College, although a location had not yet been decided.

Lubbock was designated the location for the school in August 1923.

The cornerstone of the first building, the Administration building, was laid on Nov. 11, 1924.

In the fall of 1925, five of the schools began holding classes.

These included Agriculture, Arts and Sciences, Engineering, Home Economics, and Music.

The following decades brought a lot of growth to Texas Tech, though the process was a slow one.

Through the 1930s and 40s, Texas Tech established the business administration and graduate schools.

In the 1950s, Texas Tech joined the Southwest Conference, establishing its national presence in athletics.

During the 1960s and 70s, the medical school, law school, Texas Tech Museum, and National Ranching Heritage Center were established.

In September 1969, Texas

Technological College officially became Texas Tech University. In addition, Texas Tech began gaining an international reputation for its research activities.

In 1996, the Texas Tech Board of Regents established the Texas Tech University System with John T. Montford serving as the first chancellor.

In 2007, Angelo State University joined the Texas Tech University System under Chancellor Kent Hance.

Entering a new stage of growth and development, Texas Tech now has more than 30,000 students enrolled and recently reached its $1 billion goal in the Vision and Tradition campaign.

Texas Tech is working toward becoming an Association of American Universities Tier One University through attaining the National Research University designation.

Over the next 90 years, Texas Tech will continue to grow and strive for honor as an establishment of higher education.

Clayton Errington Clayton Errington is a senior electronic media and communications major from Missouri City, Texas.

He will graduate in May 2014 and hopes to get a job in photography or web design.

Alexsa Woodward

Alexsa Woodward is a senior public relations major from Aledo, Texas. She will graduate in December 2013. After finishing her degree, she plans to start working for a media agency.

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● Wes Welker, an NFL wide receiver, played football for Texas Tech. ● Scott Pelley, a news anchor for CBS, is a Texas Tech alumnus ● Three astronauts, including Rick Husband, the final commander of Space Shuttle Columbia and recipient of the Congressional Space Medal of Honor, graduated from Texas Tech. ● Three Governors, Daniel I. J. Thornton, Governor of Colorado from 1951 to 1955, John Burroughs, Governor of New Mexico from 1959 to 1961, and Preston Smith, Governor of Texas from 1968 to 1972, are graduates of the university. ● Sheryl Swoopes, the first player signed to the WNBA upon its formation, played basketball for Texas Tech. ● Musicians Pat Green, Mary Jane Johnson, and John Denver all attended Texas Tech. ● Angela Braley, who has consistently appeared on Forbes magazine’s list of most powerful women in the world, went to Tech. She ranks higher than Oprah Winfrey, Hillary Clinton and Queen Elizabeth II. TexasTechWord.com / 2013-2014

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Hair Designs by Phil....................... 49 Harrigan’s........................................ 71 Heartline Women’s Clinic............... 82 Holiday Inn Express........................ 30 Homewood Suites........................... 34 Honeycomb Apartments.................. 40 Honors College............................... 14 Hospitality Services.... Inside Back Cover Howard Johnson.............................. 30 IT Division - Training..................... 13 IT Division TTU......................... Cover Krispy Kreme.................................. 49 Library............................................. 12 Lubbock Lake Landmark................ 25 Lubbock Wrecker Service............... 36 Lubbockapartments.com................. 38 Lubbockstudenthousing.com..... 42-43 Maaco.............................................. 35 McDonalds................................. 51,72 McWhorter’s................................... 51 Museum of Texas Tech................... 21 National Ranching Heritage Center.......................... 27 One Guy from Italy.................... 67,70 Overton Hotel & Conference Center . .................................................. 31 Papa John’s............................ 63,Cover Parkridge......................................... 81

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