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Biologists Available to Discuss Chernobyl 25 Years After Reactor Failure

Apr 19, 2011

Four Texas Tech University biologists, including one who was the first American scientist to study the area, say that all species of plants and animals that should be there are there.

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Texas Tech Researchers Find No Evidence of Petroleum Residues in `Good Morning America´ Samples

Apr 19, 2011

More science needed to determine oil impact in deeper waters.

tags: College of Arts and Sciences, Institute of Environmental and Human Health, News Releases, Research

Texas Tech Announces Events for Arbor Day Celebration

Apr 19, 2011

tags: Events, General, News Releases

Texas Tech Philosophy Student Rings In on Tuesday´s `Jeopardy´

Apr 19, 2011

Philosophy graduate student Jason Rhode decided to go ahead and appease his sister by taking the online test for the iconic quiz show.

tags: College of Arts and Sciences, News Releases