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Morgan Downing

  • Reporter
San Antonio
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Stroll around the neighborhood: The dogs of Bethlehem

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By Amelia Coulton, Morgan Downing, Alexandria Braxton
| The Brown and White Verified
The Brown and White took a stroll around the neighborhood and spoke to community members about their four-legged friends. (Alexandra Toto/B&W Staff) Nicole Lacherza and Lolo Lacherza Nicole Lacherza and her dog, Lolo, are South Side residents. Last winter, Nicole adopted Lolo, the first dog of her own, through a nonprofit organization. Q: Can you tell me the story of how you got Lolo? NL: I rescued and adopted her on March 1.
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Brontë Fall’s new song honors The FunHouse bar

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By Morgan Downing
| The Brown and White Verified
The year is 2007. Surrounded by beer kegs in a dimly lit basement, Teri Bracken, ’08, is tuning her violin. In a few minutes, she’ll walk upstairs to join her rock band, Kublai Khan, for her first gig at The FunHouse. She doesn’t know it yet, but by the end of the night, she’ll have decided what to do for the rest of her life. On Sept.
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Liz Matthews turns loss into dementia research, advocacy

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By Morgan Downing
| The Brown and White Verified
In 2013, Liz Matthews, ‘26, visited the Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia with her sister and father. Too afraid to walk through the prison’s haunted corridors, she stayed behind with her father to enjoy ice cream while her sister went ahead. But as they drove away at the end of the trip, Matthews realized something was wrong: her sister wasn’t in the car. Her father had forgotten her. Shortly after, her father was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. By 12, Matthews had lost her father.
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