December 3, 2020
Rice M Basketball:
Owls Open Home Slate against LeTourneau (Rice Owls)
Rice W Basketball:
Owls Add Road Contest at Texas Tech (Rice Owls)
Rice M Basketball:
Owls Open Home Slate against LeTourneau (Rice Owls)
Rice W Basketball:
Owls Add Road Contest at Texas Tech (Rice Owls)
Trivia Question:
Name the Rice alumnus who wrote the race war novel The Turner Diaries which “was a key inspiration for Timothy McVeigh’s 1995 Oklahoma City bombing”. Email your answer here.
Owls in the NFL:
Week 12 (Rice Owls)
Guest Trivia Answer:
First, thanks to VIcki Bretthauer for the guest trivai question!
Colorado governor Teller Ammons wagered and “lost” Pikes Peak to Texas governor James V Allred when Rice defeated Colorado in the 1938 Cotton Bowl, 28-14. Read more. (Thanks, Joe Graves and Mike Ross!)
Way to go, Hal Gosnell, Betty Bixby, Ellen Pierce, Bob Toone, James Walker, Ann Bixby, Bev Schorre, John Montana, Paul Dishman, Paul Reese, Matt Moake, Sallie Schwall, Martha Proctor Gano, Peter Fasullo, Bryant Wilkinson, Ben Mayberry, Bob Reinhold, Art Gottschalk, Chris Kohnhorst, Melinda Clark, Joe Graves, Ted Richard, Mike Ross and Mike Rogers!
Next-to-last trivia queston of the year tomorrow!
Rice School of Natural Sciences:
Thomas Killian named dean (Rice News)
What's in Woodson:
Gillis in December (Woodson Research Center)
Rice Village Farmers Market:
New farmers market debuts this weekend (Houston Chronicle)
Rice History Corner:
Click here for Melissa Kean's latest blog entry entitled "Rice Field, 1924".
Rice M Basketball:
Owls Announce Remaining Game Times (Rice Owls)