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I also enjoy to see all these young people visiting our campus. I see them from my place of work bus after bus full of young future college students. One thing that Explore UT can do better is to provide portable restrooms in the parking areas of Red River street where all the school buses unload their passengers, I did not see a single one.All throughout the day drivers and students were looking for one.
What a great initiative! It is wonderful, exciting, even moving that UT should host such a meeting. Among those children there are certainly lots of future UT students, who in turn will become excellent professionals... I have to admit I envy those kids a bit, and wish I could go back to my days as a student at UT and experience again the excitement of being part of the great UT community!!! Hook 'em horns!!! Francesca.