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Remembering Life and Death on the Border

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Two Texas Rangers sit on their horses and proudly pose for a photo in 1915. Attached to the ends of their ropes, dragging on the ground, are four dead Mexican-American...

 
 

The Big Picture: Dos Gregs

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Our governor and university president are both finding new frontiers with our Southern neighbor. In September, I had the privilege of attending a reception for...

 
 

As Mexican Economy Flourishes, Texas Needs to Invest in Higher Ed

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A Texas Ex and former ambassador to Mexico explains what Mexican reforms mean for the Lone Star State—and why education should be Texans’ top priority. This...

 
 

Zip-lining Longhorns

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Jerry Patterson, BBA ’66, and Dorothy Patterson, BS ’67, Life Members, show their Texas Spirit on a zip-line expedition near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.    

 
 
Viva Los Horns

Viva Los Horns

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These Tri Delta sisters spent a week in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. While there, they stayed at a home owned by Cclinda Garza Hetherington, ’74, and dined...

 
 

Texas Ex Catches 7-Foot Sailfish

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Erwin Muller, MS ’84, Life Member, shared a photo of his longest catch ever: a 7-foot sailfish caught off Barra de Navidad in Mexico, where he now resides with...

 
 

Horns Up in Cozumel

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Kenneth Leach, BA ’05, Life Member, his wife, Erika, and his daughters Maya and Autumn put their horns up in Cozumel, Mexico. “We always try to show our pride,...

 
 

Longhorn Orgullo in Tulum, Mexico

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Suzy Lofton, EdD ’13, right, and Carrie Culpepper, UTeach professional development manager, tossed up their horns on a recent visit to the ruins of Tulum, Mexico....

 
 

Two ’Horns at Sea

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Bruce Golden, BBA ’80, Life Member, left, sent in this photo from a visit earlier this month with Rear Admiral Patrick Hall, BA ’82, right. Golden was Hall’s...

 
 

Hooking ’em in Tulum, Mexico

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Gloria Sandoval, BA ’82, shared this photo from her trip to Tulum, Mexico. Her daughter, Stephanie, who plans to earn a BFA in 2014, was behind the camera.

 
 
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