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The University of North Texas hosted a reception to celebrate the installation of a wind turbine and solar panels at UNT's EESAT building: the final project in a Texas-wide, State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) funded initiative intended to help schools save energy while also educating students about energy co...nservation.
The University of North Texas hosted a reception on Friday, September 2 to celebrate the installation of a wind turbine and solar panels at UNT's Environmental Education, Science and Technology Building: the final project in a Texas-wide, State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) funded initiative intended to help schools save energy while also educating students about energy conservation.
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The University of North Texas Department of Dance and Theatre opens its 2011-12 season with Edward Albee's masterful dark comedy Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? -- a play that shocked audiences with its brutally honest characters and powerful dialogue in its 1962 Broadway premiere.
The University of North Texas Department of Dance and Theatre opens its 2011-12 season with Edward Albee's masterful dark comedy Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? -- a play that shocked audiences with its brutally honest characters and powerful dialogue in its 1962 Broadway premiere.
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Hagen was professor of history at UNT from 1950 to 1965. He also was a distinguished professor and acting vice president for academics at the State University of New York at Fredonia. After retirement from the SUNY System in 1989, he joined the history faculty of the University of Oklahoma and retired in 1995.
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William T. Hagan died August 5.
Hagen was professor of history at UNT from 1950 to 1965. He also was a distinguished professor and acting vice president for academics at the State University of New York at Fredonia. After retirement from the SUNY System in 1989, he joined the history faculty of the University of Oklahoma and retired in 1995.
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Scientific data can be overwhelming to many people when it's listed as endless streams on a computer screen or on paper. A touring exhibit at the University of North Texas' Discovery Park campus, Places & Spaces: Mapping Science, will show how researchers present their data in visually interesting ways and demons...trate the power of maps to not only assist people with navigating physical places, but also abstract topics.
UNT to display 'Places & Spaces' national traveling exhibit of maps used by researchers
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The UNT Department of Political Science is the new editorial home (beginning in Sept. 2012) of the premier journal of political science in the world, the American Political Science Review.
The UNT Department of Political Science is the new editorial home (beginning in Sept. 2012) of the premier journal of political science in the world, the American Political Science Review. This accomplishment recognizes the high quality scholarship and leadership of the new editorial team Profs.
This fall, the Sky Theater at the University of North Texas premieres a new entertainment program featuring computer animated images set to the music of the The Wall, the historic 1979 album by British rock group Pink Floyd.
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Dr. Richard Rogers, Regents Professor of psychology at the University of North Texas, has received the 2011 Award for Distinguished Contributions for Research in Public Policy from the American Psychological Association.
While many teenagers spend the summer after their senior year relaxing and preparing for the transition into college, three Dallas Independent School District Townview Magnet Center graduates spent their summers studying and researching environmental education at the University of North Texas.
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