National Dairy Month: Inside Texas Tech's Old Dairy Barn
Jun 19, 2015
June is National Dairy Month, revisit the university's iconic landmark at the height of its operation.
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Pope challenges world to clean up its filth
Jun 19, 2015
Associated Press - Pope Francis' plea to make the state of the environment a central moral issue of our age has been greeted with applause from climate activists and a wide range of church, science and government leaders, but dismissive shrugs from those who doubt climate change.
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Fracking's problems go deeper than water pollution
Jun 19, 2015
Wired - Salty, chemical-laden fluid leaked for two hours before anyone from Vantage Energy let Arlington city officials knew there had been an accident at the hydraulic fracturing well next to the Baptist church. It would be another 22 hours before they plugged the leak. In that time, 42,800 gallons of polluted liquid would flow into the sewers and streams of this suburban city wedged between Dallas and Fort Worth.
Legacy of Teaching Passed from Father to Son
Jun 18, 2015
Both father and son have taught business at Texas Tech, but their relationship goes way beyond their profession.
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