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Texas Tech´s Museum to Host Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race

Feb 21, 2011

Lubbock will be the only stop this exhibition will make in Texas before moving to New York and retiring.

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Texas Tech Celebrates Black History Month

Feb 18, 2011

February is Black History Month, and Texas Tech University’s history department is commemorating with faculty-led talks, film screenings and panel discussions, one of which honors 25 years of celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.

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Texas Tech Names Agricultural Scholars

Feb 18, 2011

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Lubbock Lake Landmark Presents Paleoindian Events

Feb 18, 2011

Lubbock Lake National Historic Landmark hosts Paleoindian events.

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