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Apr 2, 2010
The conference at Texas Tech's International Cultural Center, sponsored by Ogallala Commons, follows the theme: 'The Next Dust Bowl ... 75 Years After Black Sunday.'
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Apr 2, 2010
To help us celebrate, LaShara Nieland and Willa Finley will be present, selling their book 'Lone Star Wildflowers.' Nieland taught junior high school in Odessa for many years, while Finley is a renowned agronomist based at Texas Tech. Many of the wildflowers featured in their book can be found here in West Texas. The book can lead to many enjoyable daytripping adventures for your family -- take your kids out and find the prettiest fields of wildflowers. Take photos of the wildflowers and try to learn the stories of the flowers, for their book will tell you if Indians or early settlers used the plants for food, medicine or material.
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Apr 2, 2010
When it comes to the 2010 Census, the state of Texas can expect more population growth from immigration – both internationally and from other states, according to a Texas Tech expert in demographics. And West Texas can expect to see a change in ethnic makeup.
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Apr 2, 2010
On Thursday, Todd will execute one of his missions on campus. Don't worry, Texas Tech. Improv Everywhere's pranks are non-antagonistic and lighthearted, capable of offending only the most curmudgeonly of sticks-in-the-mud.
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