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Houstonist interviewed the darling of the Bayou City last week, Taucha Hogue, as she was in the quarterfinals for the College Cheerleader of Year Award. Now, after a convincing win over Mississippi St., Taucha has advanced into the Final Four against Kansas. Houstonist will continue to follow Taucha as she looks to capture the coveted crown as Cheerleader of the Year.

Hello again, Houstonians! Fun abounds this week, so check out all these exciting events. Friday, June 16 94.5 The Buzz's preparty for Buzzfest XVII should be lots of fun (see if you can spot Houstonist Karah Leigh!) You'll have chances to win tickets, and band 10 Years will be performing. It'll run 7-midnight at Scout Bar (18307 Egret Bay Blvd. in Clear Lake) Saturday, June 17 There'll be no quiz at "The Lesson Part Won:...

In radio's heyday, a format change was a huge event. Stations would, for example, play nothing but a ticking clock for days or weeks, keeping its listeners on edge about what will happen next. Nowadays, it seems that radio stations flip formats annually, so it’s no big deal.

They may not be able to drive real cars, but the Boy Scouts were able to pilot their wooden chariot to a decisive victory over Team Houstonist in The Rod Ryan Show’s debut Morning Wood Derby. They finished first and we finished 3rd, 3rd, 4th and 3rd for an average of 3.25!

Your brave and daring Houstonist writers are hoping that entering a pinewood derby contest will raise our profile in the community, at least among the Eagle Scout demographic. The specific contest we've entered is the predictably inappropriately named Morning Wood Derby, hosted by The Buzz’s own Rod Ryan.

Arbitron has just released the latest ratings for Houston radio stations. Since their method of collecting data (written diaries by the few people who actually agree to take the time completing them) is ancient, the ratings reflect the listenership for Fall 2005. Here’s the top ten (based on listeners over the age of 12):