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    Lariat TV News: Briles, McCaw dismissed from lawsuit, Brazos Tea Party and Silobration

    George SchroederKaity KempfBy George Schroeder and Kaity KempfOctober 20, 2023Updated:October 20, 2023 Broadcast Feature No Comments1 Min Read
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    We have the latest on the Title IX lawsuit against Baylor University, as former football head coach Art Briles and former athletic director Ian McCaw have been dismissed from the lawsuit. We’ll give you the rundown and bring you up to speed.

    One group of students brought the Boston Tea Party to life, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the event. That wasn’t the only celebration though. Over at Magnolia they had one of their own… a “Silobration.”

    In sports, we’re catching you up with your favorite programs and have an exclusive interview with one volleyball player who is thousands of miles from home.

    George Schroeder

    Kaity Kempf

    Kaity Kempf is a senior from Temple, Texas. She is on her way to graduating with a major in journalism and concentration in advertising, as well as a minor in french. This is her third year working with LTVN, and first time being managing editor after years of reporting and anchoring. She also works with the local broadcast news station, KWTX News 10. She is excited to cover all things Baylor and close out her senior year with her team.

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