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Bad Blood - Or Is It? Exhibit Traces Roots of Legendary Monsters to Infected Blood
Oct 25, 2016
In the Blood is a collision of mythology, pop culture and biology research, all of which takes place at Texas Tech.
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Do Interruptions Hurt Presidential Candidates? What the Science Says
Oct 21, 2016
Live Science - With the second presidential debate coming up this Sunday, one particular statistic from the first debate stands out: the number of times Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton interrupted each other.
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Texas Tech Experts Study Bats, Vampires, Death and More
Oct 19, 2016
With Halloween less than two weeks away, Texas Tech University has experts available in a variety of spooky specialties, ranging from bats and vampires to law and the shopping forecast.
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