Nov | Dec 2012

 

John McKetta on Energy Changes at UT

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Exactly how far has The University of Texas come on energy? Few people have a longer or wiser perspective than 97-year-old John McKetta, Life Member. Watch the former...

 
 

Talk Back: Responses to our September|October Issue

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{November | December 2012} Jeff Wilson’s everything-but-the-football photo essay of the spectacle that is UT gameday brought the Longhorn spirit flooding in (“Beyond...

 
 

A House United

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UT in its 129th Year: Better and More Efficient This time last year, not all was content in The University of Texas at Austin community. At his 2011 State of the...

 
 

Interview With the Vampire

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Marlane Barnes, MFA ’10, plays the Irish vampire Maggie in the new Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2. She told us how UT prepared her for Hollywood—and...

 
 

The 10 Biggest Job-Search Mistakes

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Recognizing and avoiding these common job-hunting pitfalls could mean the difference between a rejection and an offer, says Texas Exes Career Services Director...

 
 

Finding a Family

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When the Asian Alumni Network awarded its first-ever scholarship to Elie Wu, they boosted a future leader who’s overcome some serious financial and family challenges. Last...

 
 
Rewriting the M.F.A.

Rewriting the M.F.A.

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An author and professor with advertising experience brought a radical idea to academia: rebranding. But Oscar Cásares’ grand experiment almost failed before...

 
 
The American Dream(er)

The American Dream(er)

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From the New York Times to the American Theatre and the Wall Street Journal, the media attention surrounding the Harry Ransom Center’s fall exhibition “I...

 
 

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Great Ideas on Energy: Printed Solar Panels, Lithium-Ion Power

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A century ago, The University of Texas was built on energy. Some sources may have changed, but as these brilliant innovations prove, UT is still charging ahead. ...

 
 

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Great Ideas on Energy: Wasting Less Food, Making Energy Exciting

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A century ago, The University of Texas was built on energy. Some sources may have changed, but as these brilliant innovations prove, UT is still charging ahead.   3....

 
 
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