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Texas Exes Awards Highest Honor to Liberal Arts Alumni
Two alumni recognized for professional achievement and service to the university
Intellectual Entrepreneurship Receives National Award for Serving Latinos
Interdisciplinary consortium earns $5,000 for excellence in education
Education Notes: Islamic History and Culture Experts
Experts are available to discuss the Islamic faith from a variety of perspectives
Latino USA Receives $250,000 Grant to Expand Coverage of New Immigrant Families
KUT Radio, Center for Mexican American Studies produce nationally-recognized radio program
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September 9, 3:30 PM
The Global Semiconductor Industry: A Discussion
September 9
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Department of English Hosts Conference to Commemorate 1968
October 10 - 12
Liberal Arts Career Services Hosts Law Fair
October 29
11:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Feature
The Sunday morning worship at Red Memorial* progresses like many services in African-American churches. Parishioners sing classic hymns, clapping and swaying along to the music. The pastor, the Rev. Red, greets the congregation the same way she does each week.
However, there's something different about the service, explains Eric McDaniel, assistant professor of government, who studies the politics of faith and race.
Spotlight
The College of Liberal Arts invites alumni and friends to School of Thought Oct. 3-4