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Texas Tech Research Targets Floating Tumors

Nov 3, 2011

A cancer forms and the battle begins. However, when the tumor floats freely, the disease claims an unfair advantage. Texas Tech's advances in cancer research are gaining international attention.

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Texas Tech Expert: Shakespeare Existed Despite Emmerich´s Theories in `Anonymous´

Nov 3, 2011

A Texas Tech Elizabethan staging expert, who recently presented a paper at the American Shakespeare Center’s Blackfriars Conference, says doubting the Bard is bunkum.

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Texas Tech Cotton Economics Institute Releases Online Foreign Subsidies Database

Nov 1, 2011

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Texas Tech to Host Public Forum on Drought Impact in West Texas

Nov 1, 2011

Homeowners can learn what they can do to make adjustments for changing climate.

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