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Caldwell County Chapter Volunteers at Lockhart Food Bank

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For the third year in a row, the Texas Exes Caldwell County Chapter gathered in support of Project Worldwide and volunteered at the Caldwell County Christian Ministries...

 
 

Longhorns on Camelback

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These Longhorn freshman-year roommates celebrated 20 years of friendship together, hiking Camelback Mountain while vacationing in Scottsdale, Arizona. Pictured...

 
 

Horns Up in Yosemite Park

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Ronald Bravo, BAr ’06, met some Buddhist monks from Sri Lanka while touring Yosemite Park in California.

 
 

Longhorn Meets the Italian Stallion

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Mike Gutierrez, BA ’13, MEd ’15, Life Member, raises his arms in front of the iconic Rocky Statue during his vacation in Philadelphia. He is currently a program...

 
 

Texas Alumna Attending Medical School in Cyprus

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Victoria Gonzales is a 2015 UT-Austin graduate majoring in biology/pre-med in her second year of medical school at the University of Nicosia Medical School in Cyprus,...

 
 

Flying Longhorns Visit China’s Great Wall

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Kay B. Moseley, ’64, and Sam Moseley, BBA ’65, Life Members, hooked ’em while visiting the Great Wall of China with the Flying Longhorns.

 
 

Horns Up from Sao Paulo

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Andrew Gorman, BBA, MPA ’03, and Jackie Pruitt, BBA, MPA ’08, Life Member, hooked ’em from Sao Paulo, Brazil on the return home from a business trip. Andrew...

 
 

Longhorns Serving Proudly in the Middle East

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These four Army ROTC colleagues hook ’em following their promotion ceremony. All four are alumni of the Texas Army ROTC program currently serving in the Middle...

 
 

Hook ’em from New Zealand

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Jimmy L. Strong, BS ’78, and Katherine (Kimbrough) Strong, BA ’80, Life Members, put their horns up at Mt. Cook, New Zealand. The Strongs are Texas Exes officers...

 
 

A Longhorn in Kruger National Park

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Greg Kolenovsky, BS ’98, Life Member, hooks ’em from Kruger National Park in South Africa. Although they didn’t see a leopard, Greg and his business colleagues...

 
 
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