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November 25, 2015

• Personnel File for the week of Nov. 30
• Best music gifts come in big packages this year
• Best Bets: Holiday shows, ‘Mockingbird’ and the Queen of Comedy
• Rogers, Barr among House members urging wider use of painkillers designed to curb abuse
• Giving thanks takes humility, taps into our humanity
• No demagogue
• Liberal inanity on refugees
• Bevin’s bombastic
• Win for ISIS
• What if?
• Uphold our values
• Morris ‘does it for the mountains’ as Kentucky rolls to 5-0
• A colossal wish list: millions in funding restored to Ky.’s public universities
• Breeders’ Cup officials hail Lexington as a success as host city
• Holiday shopping? Celebrations and specials will keep you busy this weekend
• Will climate change be the Grinch that steals Thanksgiving?
• UK basketball signee Gabriel turns in an ‘eye-opening’ performance
• Refugee screening process may be changed
• Player who committed to Louisville football will be UK’s special guest on Saturday
• The Week That Was: Robert Earl Keen at the Lyric Theatre
• Class 3A semifinals preview: Lexington Catholic at Elizabethtown
• College basketball on television: Vanderbilt meets Kansas for Maui title
• Kentucky’s ‘enforcer’? Idea makes Poythress smile
• Kentucky football’s Walker: Walk-on extraordinaire
• Syrian refugee family starts over in Lexington amid growing fear of asylum seekers
• John Clay’s notes: Administrators should give thanks for rising paychecks
• Refugees are humans not pariahs
• Refugee children have right to life
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Nice next two days, rain Friday
• Really big screens lure Black Friday TV shoppers
• Kentucky basketball stays unbeaten, but has things to fix
• UK beats Boston with big second half
• John Clay: Skal Labissiere already shining for Cats
• Feedback on Joel Pett's Nov. 19 cartoon
• Walter Tunis: John Carter Cash carries two family torches
• National Ave.’s Locals’ on its way to being hometown hero
• 2015 Central Kentucky holiday events calendar
• Gelateria coming to North Limestone
• Four Kentucky volleyball players receive All-SEC honors