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The True First Lady of the United States?: Eleanor Roosevelt’s Journey

December 6, 2018 46 Comments

The role of the First Lady has changed considerably. Although she does not have any official responsibilities, first ladies are an important part of the

Long live the Longhorn who saved Football: Freddie Steinmark

October 31, 2018 37 Comments

Before a university football game, the pressure can be overwhelming. A University of Texas football player, in Austin, can find guidance in the picture that

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