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Horns Up at 19,341 Feet

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Doug Jacobson, BA ’83, Life Member, hooks ’em from atop the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro on Sept. 23, 2017. Located in Tanzania, the peak is 19,341 feet above...

 
 

Burnt Orange Across the UK

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This group of traveling Longhorns showed their Texas pride around the United Kingdom, from Scotland to England. Pictured atop the Swilcan Bridge on the Old Course...

 
 

Longhorn Takes Home $10,000 For His Winning Business Plan

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Henry Kopia Keculah Jr., BA ’11, Life Member, celebrates winning Fan Favorite as well as first prize in the service category at the Liftoff Houston Start-Up Business...

 
 

True Longhorn Salutes Her Team

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Cassie, BS ’04, and Scott Rice, BA ’03, Life Member, attended the Texas vs. Kansas State game along with their daughter and true Longhorn fan, Ellie Rice.

 
 

UNT’s First Latino Tenured Professor Celebrates Burnt Orange 90th Birthday

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G. Roland Vela, BA ’50, MA ’51, PhD ’64, Life Member, raises his horns at his 90th birthday celebration, thrown for him in September by his family. Vela is...

 
 

Longhorn Promoted in the Texas Air National Guard

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Yvette (Trahan) Yarbrough, BA ’02, Life Member, was all smiles as she was promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Texas Air National Guard. Yarbrough is a former...

 
 

Little Longhorn’s First Gameday

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Julie Ann Blackmer Desselles, BS ’11, and Kyle Sterling Desselles, BA ’11, brought their daughter Cambrie, 5 months, to her first Longhorn game, where she showed...

 
 

Spreading the Texas Brand in NYC

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Harold Mathis, BBA ’64, Life Member, shared this photo of his grandson Pierce Mathis, who loves to show his Texas loyalty whenever possible.

 
 

The Eyes of Decker Are Upon You

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Sara Barney, BS ’03, Life Member, shared this amazing photo of her daughter Decker, 4, locked in and rooting on the Horns at her first UT volleyball game. The...

 
 

Horns Up Atop Masada

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John Blumenthal, BS ’82, Life Member, and his wife, Pam Lipinsky Blumenthal, BS ’81, hooked ’em atop the cliff of Masada in Israel.

 
 
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