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B.A., Sociology with a minor in Science, Technology, and Society, 2010, The University of Texas at Austin
M.B.A., Business Analytics, 2024, Midwestern State University (TX)
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gaping hole is best for security
The bill authorizing the “celebrated” 700-mile fence along the 2,000-mile Mexico border has been signed into Federal law. I’m glad that we feel a fence is a best way to take care of this problem and I’m glad that we feel like blocking 35% of the border is the right way to build a fence.…
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what would you think?
A short while ago, I found this e-mail in my inbox: From: Richard Ribb Mailed-By: lists.cc.utexas.edu To: la-students-s1@lists.cc.utexas.edu Date: Oct 3, 2006 2:29 PM Subject: OFFICIAL: graduation information Dear Liberal Arts Seniors: Congratulations on approaching the completion of your coursework at UT Austin. If you are planning to graduate this December, you must apply to…
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pictures of the DC trip online
I’ve posted pictures of the trip on my gallery page [since removed]. I haven’t had the chance to go through all of them, so once the captions ended, I just uploaded everything. The good, the bad and the ugly. So, please ignore the bad photographs. I’ll go through when I have some spare time [insert…
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in flight to dallas: st. paul’s college
I’m in flight again over the States as I travel back to Texas. This time, however, I’m in a MD-80 so there are a few more people on the plane. St. Paul’s College, the seminary for the Paulist Fathers, is a beautiful place. First, it is located on 4th Street in Washington, DC, right next…
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it is 51 degrees
Just wanted to pass along to everyone in Texas that it is currently 51 degrees in Washington, DC and they’re not expecting it to get over 58 degrees by the end of the day. Stay tuned for an interesting event that took place in route to Washington, DC….
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in flight to washington: busted halo
I’m currently 37,000 feet above the United States, just crossing the Sabine River out of Texas. This is my first flight aboard an EMB. This American Eagle-operated airplane was 13 rows with 3 seats in each row with no first class- for those who wouldn’t like to fire up the calculator, that means 39 plus…