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UT’s Resident Theatre Company Makes Art Its Own Way

By Mike Henry
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The Texas Exes Podcast Reaches Its Third Season

By Eliza Pillsbury
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The Way Back: A 21st Century University

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The Forty Acres Scholars Program Celebrates Its First Wedding

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The Way Back: Living the Dream

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The Dallas Texas Exes Chapter Celebrates Its Centennial

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By Mike Henry
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