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Sustainability in Practice
By Tim Green, University Communications
Published: March 8
Have you noticed the new buildings on campus? The new homes for communications, liberal arts and computer science all share a focus on sustainability. Check out their innovative features.
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Campus & Community
Sustainability in Practice
By Tim Green, University Communications
Published: March 8
Have you noticed the new buildings on campus? The new homes for communications, liberal arts and computer science all share a focus on sustainability. Check out their innovative features.
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Science & Technology
Gates Opens Building, Talks Health
By Daniel Oppenheimer, College of Natural Sciences
Published: March 7
Bill Gates spoke with students for the opening of the Bill & Melinda Gates Computer Science Complex and Dell Computer Science Hall. Read more.
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- ahmad said on March 8 at 12:12 a.m.
  thans alot of Bill the world needs more man like bill
Campus & Community
Legendary Portraits on View at Ransom Center
Text by Gaby Guajardo, Alcalde
Published: March 1
From Pablo Picasso to Marilyn Monroe, Arnold Newman captured them all. Works by the iconic portrait photographer are part of a show this spring at the Ransom Center. See a slideshow.
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The Project: UT’s Largest Day of Service
Published: Feb. 27
On Saturday, Feb. 23, more than 1,000 Longhorns volunteered in an underserved neighborhood in Austin, landscaping, painting and providing health screening tests. Read more.
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- Symmetrize said on Feb. 28 at 1:32 a.m.
  It is nice to see today's youth actively participating in activities for the betterment of society. Cheers!!
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Future Attorneys Provide Pro Bono Service
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Hanson, “In Black America” Going Strong
John L. Hanson Jr. has one of Austin’s most recognizable voices. The...
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Learning the Artists’ Way
When you walk into the Vaulted Gallery at the Visual Arts Center (VAC) this semester,...
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How Much Should We Spend on Science?
http://youtu.be/Ptnl_gFhDAs In this short video William Press, outgoing president...
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Shirley Franklin Kicks Off Barbara Jordan Week
http://youtu.be/eZSxUQs1BXI Shirley Franklin, the mayor of Atlanta from 2002 to...
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Goodenough, Bard Win National Medals of Science
Professors Allen Bard and John Goodenough are two of 12 eminent researchers to receive...
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Happy Valentine’s Day to Me?
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Today's Events
- Tour "Through the Eyes of Texas" at Blanton Museum
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  Blanton Museum of Art
- Texas baseball hosts UC Santa Barbara
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  UFCU Disch-Falk Field
- Alejandro Escovedo plays the Cactus
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  Cactus Cafe
- Texas men's tennis takes on Michigan
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  Penick-Allison Tennis Center
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- Shirley Franklin Kicks Off Barbara Jordan Week
  The former mayor of Atlanta, who recently joined the LBJ School as a visiting...
- Legendary Portraits on View at Ransom Center
  From Pablo Picasso to Marilyn Monroe, Arnold Newman captured them all....
- Gates Opens Building, Talks Health
  Bill Gates spoke with students for the opening of the Bill & Melinda...
- Hanson, “In Black America” Going Strong
  Thirty-three years after becoming host of "In Black America," John L. Hanson...
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