Texas Tech Opera Theatre Presents 'The Mikado'
Nov 1, 2017
The performance will be in collaboration with students in the University Symphony Orchestra.
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Alumna Turned Staff Member Shares Story Of Marrow Transplants
Nov 1, 2017
November 1 marks the start of National Marrow Awareness Month.
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Several Factors Vital to U.S. Cotton Industry Growth
Oct 31, 2017
Cotton Grower - Maintaining market share, enhanced consumer awareness and continued investments in research and development are needed to keep the U.S. cotton industry advancing
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How Climate Change Fueled Hurricane Harvey
Aug 29, 2017
WIRED - Hurricane Harvey has already dumped 9 trillion gallons of water on Texas and may leave even more before it backs up to the Gulf of Mexico. Starting as a category 4 hurricane as it made landfall on Friday night, Harvey, which has since been downgraded to a tropical storm, is breaking weather records every hour-and is leaving some scientists scratching their heads as to why it stalled over south Texas instead of cruising northward to Oklahoma and then to the Midwest as storms of this nature typically do.
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