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Look back at some of the stories that showed the university’s impact in 2010

Look back at some of the stories that showed the university’s impact in 2010.

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Explore Texas biodiversity past, present and future at campus natural science center

A Q&A with Dr. Ed Theriot, professor, diatom wrangler and director of the Texas Natural Science Center. You must have JavaScript enabled and the Flash 8 plugin installed to view this content. Consult your browser’s help file for instructions to enable JavaScript. Why should people visit the Texas Memorial Museum? Whether they like dinosaurs and… » Continue Reading

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Look back at some of the stories that showed the university’s impact in 2010

Explore Texas biodiversity past, present and future at campus natural science center

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