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Texas State University student sues Pi Kappa Phi fraternity after alleged attack leaves him with brain damage
A Texas State University student is suing the school's chapter of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity after he was left with brain damage and other severe injuries as a result of fraternity members allegedly attacking him on the street. Senior Nikolas Panagiotopoulos, 22, and a friend were allegedly attacked as they walked past a building owned and operated by the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity's Eta Rho chapter on Oct. 27 around 2:30 a.m., according to a petition filed in Travis County District Court last week.
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Elizabeth Hurley, 54, shows off her figure in striped bikini: 'Just like a fine wine'
Hurley modeled her own swimwear line days after admitting she doesn't work out.
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Alamo workers discover 3 bodies during restoration efforts at the historic Spanish mission
Archaeologists discovered three bodies buried inside of the historic Alamo mission in San Antonio while preparing for renovations over the weekend. The bodies, which appear to belong a teenager or young adult, an infant and a large adult, were discovered during an archaeological exploration at the popular tourist attraction, the Texas General Land Office and the Alamo Mission Archaeological Advisory Committee said in a statement Friday. The workers were examining the 300-year-old structures in preparation for renovations when they discovered the remains inside of the Monks Burial Room and the Nave of Alamo Church, according to the statement.
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Britney Spears' Fans Demand 'Gimme More' After Boyfriend Displays Insane Leg Muscles
Have you seen these thighs?
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Processed food and sugar have become so widespread that obesity and malnutrition are now inseparable
The world is no longer divided into rich, overfed people, and the skinny, malnourished poor. Obesity and stunting can now live in the same home.
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Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino Claps Back at Fan Who Tells Him to 'Live Humble' Amid Sobriety
Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino Claps Back at Fan After Prison
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Panthers: McCaffrey's incredible season not all for naught
Panthers safety Tre Boston refuses to believe Christian McCaffrey's incredible statistical season is all for naught. McCaffrey became the first NFL player this season — and the first Panthers player ever — to gain 2,000 yards from scrimmage, but the Panthers lost 30-24 to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday to fall to 5-9 on the season.
