News from November 2008

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Nov. 13	Engineer presents leak-proof method for CO2 storage
Nov. 13	High schoolers present math, science projects
Nov. 11	Noted writers kick off Ransom's Flair Symposium
Nov. 11	NPR's Michele Norris talks about the press, elections
Nov. 11	Political scientists analyze 2008 election
Nov. 10	University unveils Olmec sculpture

Nov. 13

Libraries Programs Help Students with Fall "Crunch"
The University of Texas Libraries will host "Crunch Time" from Nov. 18-20 at the Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL) to raise awareness of beneficial resources and services which are available at the point of need during the pressure-filled final weeks of the semester, as well as the rest of the year.

Nov. 12

Campaign Debrief to Discuss Political Participation, Give Campaign and Media Perspectives
Students, scholars, strategists and members of the press will analyze the results of the 2008 election at the New Politics Forum Presidential Election Debriefing to be held Nov. 14 and 15 at the Texas State Capitol.

Nov. 12

AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center Houses New Art Gallery Featuring Works from Department of Art and Art History Faculty and Alumni
The Courtyard Gallery, a new exhibition space featuring the artwork of faculty and alumni from the Department of Art and Art History, has been opened in the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center at The University of Texas at Austin.

Nov. 11

University of Texas Libraries Announce Civil War Series and Lecture
"The Littlefield History of the Civil War Era," a 16-volume series of books covering the earliest rumblings of disunion to Reconstruction, has been announced by the University of Texas Libraries.

Nov. 10

Noted Spanish Author to Provide Lecture, Reading
Spanish novelist, poet, playwright and filmmaker Vicente Molina Foix will visit The University of Texas at Austin on Tuesday, Nov. 11 and Wednesday, Nov. 12 to participate in events relating to his work.

Nov. 10

Creating Sustainable Landscapes Focus of First Comprehensive Report
The Sustainable Sites Initiative, a partnership that includes The University of Texas at Austin's Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, invites public comment today on a new report that offers the most comprehensive set of voluntary guidelines yet developed for sustainable landscapes.

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