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Andrew Harrison’s disdain for Wisconsin and Frank Kaminsky was evident after the Wildcats lost in the Final Four Saturday. Not only did Andrew and twin brother Aaron skip out on postgame handshakes, leading Wisconsin’s Bronson Koenig to take a shot at them, but Andrew was also caught dropping a curse word and potential slur about Kaminsky.

According to the site, Carter was not at practice this morning and was "driven away". The Cowboys will address the issue this afternoon but ESPN radio report he will be released by the Cowboys today.

Dorothy Oxendine presides over American Gold Star Mothers Inc., a national organization of women whose sons and daughters have died in military service to the nation. (Photo by Mark Abraham) AMERICAN IDENTITY With the Iraq War, a New Generation of Gold Star Mothers BY DELIA M. RIOS More stories by Delia M. Rios WASHINGTON -- As Dorothy Oxendine knows, the most dreaded words a parent can hear are "We regret to inform you ..." She lost her only son, Pfc. Willie F. Oxendine III, to a land mine in Vietnam on May 30, 1968. His death at age 21...

Larry K. Brown writes stories about the Old West and Wyoming By Becky Orr Published in the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle CHEYENNE – Larry K. Brown is about as close as you can get to a time traveler. And while he doesn’t live in the past, Brown spends a lot of time there. During his visits, he has met some fascinating people. Brown is an author and historian who writes about Wyoming and the Old West. His exhaustive research has introduced him to the likes of Cheyenne suffragette and historian Grace Hebard, author Owen Wister, justice of the peace Esther Hobart Morris...