January 14, 2021
Rice Athletics:
Rice Business Insider (Rice Owls)
Rice Athletics:
Rice Business Insider (Rice Owls)
Walter Chapman:
Journal celebrates SAFT at 30 (Rice News)
Rice Engineering:
AMPT Center presents its first Resiliency Awards (Rice News)
What's In Woodson:
Remote Again (Woodson Research Center)
RMC:
Adjaye Associates to Design New Rice Student Center (Texas Architect)
Rice History Corner:
Click here for Melissa Kean's latest blog entry entilted "Radiant Exposure, 1961".
Rice W Tennis:
TCU Invite: Day Three (Rice Owls)
Rice Volleyball:
Owls Announce Spring Schedule (Rice Owls)
Rice Football:
Ten Takeaways from 2020 season (The Roost)
Rice W Tennis:
TCU Invite Day Two (Rice Owls)
Rice Soccer:
Owls Announce Schedule (Rice Owls)
Fred Higgs:
Rice model offers help for new hips (Rice News)
Irene Sibaja '91:
'Unorthodox' Road to Wedding (New York Times)
Travis Dyer (1933-2021):
On January 8, Travis Dyer passed away. A native Texan, he attended Rice (class of 1956) on a football scholarship. He spent most of his working career with Gibson’s Discount Center and Western Container. He is predeceased by his first wife Deloris and survived by his second wife Penny (they were married in 1983). Click here for the obituary.
Rice W Tennis:
Owls Win Two of Three to Open TCU Invite (Rice Owls)
Harris Wood (1937-2021):
On January 4, Harris Wood passed away. A native Texan, he attended Rice and graduated from the UT Austin with honors. After military service, he earned a law degree from Georgetown. He enjoyed a legal career until retirement in 2008. Also, he was an accomplished French horn player and he overcame alcoholism and helped others do so as well. Click here for the Washington Post obituary.
C-USA Football:
C-USA hit rock bottom in 2020 (SBNation)
Owls in NFL Playoffs:
NFL Wild Card Round
On Saturday, #6 LA Rams defeated #3 Seattle (Luke Willson), 30-20. Also, #2 Buffalo defeated #7 Indianapolis, 27-24. The starting center for the Bills is Mitch Morse (Missouri ’14). His mother Catherine Morse and Holly Jones Wright ‘88 were high school basketball teammates and his uncle is Joe Quoyeser ‘84.
Yesterday, #5 Baltimore (OJ Brigance) defeated #4 Tennessee, 20-13. Also, #6 Cleveland (Andrew Sendejo) defeated #3 Pittsburgh (Chris Boswell, Vance McDonald), 48-37.
Wild Card update (The Roost)
Bob Toone '67:
On January 5, Balmorhea defeated Richland Springs, 74-38, in the Class 1A Division II state championship game in San Angelo Stadium to win their first state championship in school history. Bob Toone, who graduated from Rice in 1967, is a proud Bear.