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Late to the Game: Just Deal With It.

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When the new Nike apparel deal with UT was announced last week, it came with a surprising caveat. The deal, the richest in college sports history at $250 million...

 
 
Chancellor McRaven Outlines Vision for UT System

Chancellor McRaven Outlines Vision for UT System

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“The rate of change is no longer linear—it is exponential,” Chancellor Bill McRaven said. “We must take some bold steps forward.” During...

 
 

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Blackout

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The nights I can’t remember are the nights I can never forget. As a UT student in the 1990s, Sarah Hepola regularly drank so much that she blacked out. But on...

 
 

Lost Art

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Anyone who has ever found themselves scrolling through Instagram while at dinner with friends knows that, in the wake of modern technology, in-person interaction...

 
 

Tech by Day, Rock by Night

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For some, music is a job. For most others, it’s an escape at the end of the workday. For Andy Bauer, BBA ’08, it’s both. By day, Bauer manages a software...

 
 

Late to the Game: Seriously Exaggerated Conference

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Ah, the SEC vs. the Big 12. I’m happy to say I don’t have a dog in this race. I grew up primarily watching the NFL, and, if I was bored on a Saturday,...

 
 

Texas Exes Speak Up in D.C. for Longhorns on the Hill

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In 2013, UT-Austin generated $8.8 billion for the Texas economy. That’s a 15-to-1 return on the state’s $575-million investment. Despite brag-worthy...

 
 

Late to the Game: Retweet Street

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Kris Boyd annihilated the Internet at approximately 1 p.m. on Saturday, October 3, when he retweeted a Texas A&M fan imploring the freshman cornerback and...

 
 

Bevo XIV Has Died [Updated]

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Editor’s note: This post was updated on Friday, Oct. 16. “His name is BEVO,” wrote Ben Dyer in 1916, in the pages of this very magazine. “Long...

 
 

For Peyton

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After losing his 13-year-old son to suicide, David James, BA ’88, is spreading hope, one hand-knitted heart at a time. David James, BA ’88, was at a mall near...

 
 
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