the Computer Science Laboratory (LIA) of Avignon Université (France). His current research interests include complex network analysis (centrality, community detection, signed networks, etc.), as well as information retrieval (especially on graphs).

[Richard Dufour]{} Richard Dufour received the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Le Mans University (France), in 2007 and 2010 respectively. Since 2012, he is an associate professor in computer science at LIA laboratory within Avignon University (France) where he is part of the speech and language processing team. His research interests include speech and language processing, and extraction as well as analysis of textual documents in noisy conditions. He is a member of several funded projects where he is working on document classification, on speech processing, and on information representation from social media.

[Georges Linarès]{} Georges Linarès has beenFour years have passed since that memorable evening. Today, Gallegos is back in Utah, having finished up final exams at Nebraska just a few days earlier. He's sleeping until noon, eating home-cooked meals like a regular college student.

He's earned the right to relax. His junior season with the Cornhuskers has been nothing short of a breakout year. Gallegos averaged 12.5 points per game and was the second leading scorer on the team.

Gallegos led the Big 10 by playing 37.5 minutes per game. In a new system with a first-year coach in Tim Miles, Gallegos emerged as a captain. He will enter next season as one of the premier shooting guards in the conference.

"He'll be our only senior," Miles said. "He'll be the heart of the team, and we're