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Agronomy Club Claims Third Straight National Championship November 6, 2009 Students showcased their knowledge in agronomy at the Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences National Meeting.

Statement From President Bailey on Fort Hood Tragedy November 5, 2009 The Texas Tech University community is saddened by the terrible tragedy at Fort Hood today.

Expert to Discuss Prosthetic Vision at 11th Annual Sowell Center Lecture Series November 5, 2009 Prosthetic vision is a medical breakthrough that opens up new possibilities for sight.

Meat Judging Team Wins Fifth Consecutive Contest November 3, 2009 The Red Raiders placed first in the beef judging, lamb judging, overall beef, total placing and total reasons divisions.

Debate Team Still in Top Position Nationally November 2, 2009 Testerman was named the top individual speaker at the tournament, while Horton was right behind as the second place speaker.

A New View of Realism Comes to The Museum of Texas Tech November 2, 2009 The exhibit allows visitors to compare and contrast the work of current artists with historical paintings.

Geological Survey Grant Awarded for Study of Climate Change October 30, 2009 A new three-year project will bring together a team of experts to learn how to model, study and predict the influence of the changes.

College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Honors Outstanding Agriculturalists October 30, 2009 The annual awards recognize individuals for contributions to various areas of Texas agriculture.

College of Mass Communications Announces Outstanding Alumni October 29, 2009 Four outstanding alumni will be honored at the annual breakfast at 8 a.m. Saturday (Oct. 31) in the Merket Alumni Center.

It's Not Too Late to Participate in the State Employee Charitable Campaign October 28, 2009 Since 1994, the combined contributions by university, system, and health sciences center employees have exceeded $7,400,000 and made a tremendous difference in the Lubbock community.

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TTU in the News

• The Hindu - Texas Tech varsity to host textile meet next month

  November 6, 2009

  The Institute of Environmental and Human Health (TIEHH) at Texas Tech University is planning to host the 6th annual international conference on Advances in Textiles, Machinery, Non-wovens and Technical Textiles, (ATNT) 2009 at the Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamangalam, between December 7 and 9.

  The conference will feature papers from natural fibres to fashion design [...]

• Wild River Review - INTERVIEW: Rock & Roll, Cybernetics, and Literature: Bruno Clarke’s Intersecting, Interconnecting World

  November 6, 2009

  How did a musician who saw Jimi Hendrix blow “the rooftop off” an empty club in Washington, DC, find similar resonance in the field of “second order cybernetics?”

  For Dr. Bruce “Bruno” Clarke, professor of literature and science at Texas Tech University, Woodstock performer and survivor, (his band, Sha-na-na was the penultimate act before Jimi Hendrix [...]

• INDA.org - Texas Tech University Hosts Major Textile Conference in India

  November 4, 2009

  Texas Tech University Hosts Major Textile Conference in India

  The Institute of Environmental and Human Health (TIEHH) at Texas Tech University will host the 6th annual international conference on Advances in Textiles, Machinery, Nonwovens and Technical Textiles, (ATNT) 2009.

  The event, held in collaboration with Bannari Amman Institute of Technology in India (BIT), will run Dec. 7-9 [...]

• Lubbock Avalanche-Journal - Air check done at Tech building

  November 4, 2009

  Employee reports of hazardous work conditions in the basement of one of Texas Tech’s buildings has prompted officials there to conduct an investigation of the building’s air quality.

  Graduate school officials are awaiting a report from Tech’s department of environmental health and safety about the possibility of indoor water seepage and – according to employee complaints [...]

• Lubbock Avalanche-Journal - Prop. 4 approval huge for Tech

  November 4, 2009

  An approved amendment to the state constitution means Texas Tech could receive millions of dollars in new grant money.

  The passage of Proposition 4 on Tuesday’s ballot gave the state the green light to reallocate about $500 million in existing money from a dormant higher education fund to a new one geared to cultivate more Tier [...]

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