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Dream Bikes Give Students A Boost
Apr 21, 2008
Lowrider project gives lessons in art, science and engineering. Graduate students and faculty from the School of Art and College of Engineering team up with the T-STEM (Texas-Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Center to fulfill dreams and spark interests in local middle schoolers.
Keeping Tech Green
Apr 1, 2008
Red Raiders continue the Arbor Day tradition. A Texas Tech tradition that laid its roots in 1938 continues to bloom each spring, all in an effort to beautify the campus. Read the Full Story
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