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Jun 14, 2011
Royal Gazette - When Texas Tech University professor Dennis Fehr’s eldest daughters (twins) Shannon and Shenoa, were born, a black woman running for President was considered a joke by many people.
tags: Texas Tech in the News
Jun 14, 2011
Houston Chronicle - Deep in the Chihuahuan Desert not far from the Mexico border, archeologists are busy digging up the first bison bones ever found in this remote area of Texas, which they hope will shed light on the little-understood lives of the inhabitants of the region in prehistoric times.
tags: Texas Tech in the News
Jun 14, 2011
Guardian - Drought zones have been declared across much of England and Wales, yet Scotland has just registered its wettest-ever May. The warmest British spring in 100 years followed one of the coldest UK winters in 300 years. June in London has been colder than March. February was warm enough to strip on Snowdon, but last Saturday it snowed there.
tags: Texas Tech in the News
Jun 14, 2011
Abilene Reporter-News - Since 1976, there have been 205 patents issued to Abilene inventors.
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