Texas Tech's Honey Locust Tree Crowned Largest in the State
Nov 10, 2015
The tree, located south of the Administration Building, stands 56 feet tall with a crown spread of 77 feet.
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Belly Fat Could Be More Dangerous For Your Heart Than Obesity
Nov 10, 2015
WFMY News 2 - No one would mistake a beer gut for a sign of health. But a new study finds that carrying extra pounds around the middle can be dangerous even for people with an overall healthy weight.
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Feminist Family Researcher Examines Sense of Feminist Fraudulence in Her Work
Nov 10, 2015
Elizabeth Sharp recently published a paper that cast a critical eye on her research to see if it met the ideals for feminist research.
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