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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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Why I Don’t Trust Santa
This weekend, I was going through old disks I had in my room in Wichita Falls just to see what all was on them. I found this old picture of two of my friends, Brandie (left) and Prissy, with Santa. It looks like just any normal picture of two teenage girls with Santa, right? (Note:…
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i’m linux!
This is a little quiz I found while searching around the ‘net for whatever. It’s for techies so many of y’all out there, don’t worry about trying it!
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cardinal law and pastoral provision
On that note, whatever happened to Cardinal Law? I am not all that sure- officially, he is retired with the title of Archbishop Emeritus of Boston. The Pastoral Provision website, last updated September 2001, still names Cardinal Law as Ecclesiastical Delegate- a position he has held since the position was created in 1981. The so-called…
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graduate study results
I just closed the Graduate Study survey and so here are the results…. 20% felt I should go on to a MA/PhD in History from UT 20% felt I should go on to a MA in Pastoral Studies 60% felt I should go other places with most of the people (all but one) saying I…
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“Let There Be Light”
I was reading my hometown newspaper, the Times Record News yesterday (Tuesday) and there was a front page article that caught my attention. The TRN leads with the story of a traffic signal being turned on. That’s right. The intersection connects an upper middle-class neighborhood, Tanglewood, with a major artierial, Seymour Highway [note: the map…
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times record news publishes entry
Just a quick note to mention that the Texas 11 entry written on July 30 about the Democrat’s exodus to New Mexico was published as a letter to the editor in the Wichita Falls Times Record News this morning. Also, if you’re one of the people that saw this site’s address in the TRN, welcome…