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Professor Explorers Extremes of the Solar System
David Baker, chair of the Austin College Department of Physics, takes teaching to extremes-extreme places that is. The physicist and his colleague Todd Ratcliff, planetary geophysicist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, have written The 50 Most Extreme Places in Our Solar System. |
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Fall Theatre Schedule Announced
The Austin College fall theatre season will include comedy, drama, and entertainment through improvisation. Kirk Everist, associate professor of communication studies at the College, said that both of the fall’s full-length plays, Now Then Again and The Mound Builders, look at the power of the past. |
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Top-Ranked Faculty Adds New Faces
The Austin College faculty was recognized for teaching excellence in The Princeton Review college guide The Best 373 Colleges, which listed the educators 14th nationwide for academic excellence in its "Professors Get High Marks" category. |
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Holcombe Brings Super Bowl Pedigree to Austin College
NCAA Division III football and Super Bowl glory aren’t often thought of in the same sentence, but the two will go hand in hand this season at Austin College with the addition of former St. Louis Ram and Tennessee Titan Robert Holcombe to the Kangaroo coaching staff. |
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2010 Women's Soccer Season Preview
After a strong season in which they went 10-6-2 overall and achieved its 13th consecutive winning season, the women's soccer team looks to extend that streak thanks to experienced returning players, including five returning All-Conference selections, with a crop of talented newcomers joining the mix. |
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2010 Volleyball Season Preview
With a strong group of returning players and several talented newcomers, coach Ed Garza has high hopes for his team in the 2010 season. Last year the 'Roos finished 28-12 overall and 9-6 in the conference, and this year Garza believes his team has the ingredients to make a run to the NCAA Tournament. |
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2010 Men's Soccer Season Preview
After finishing the 2009 season with seven wins over the course of its final nine games, the men's soccer team look to carry that momentum into the 2010 campaign and battle for one of the top spots in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference. |
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