The Ranger (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 1, Ed. 1 Monday, August 23, 1971

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... and additions. tions. MBA, Lamar University. Also new are Dr. William Salyer, foreign language, AB, Earlham... ’journalism alumni have won $2,850 in scholarships. Five of the honored students will attend the University... of Texas at Austin. One will study at Southwest Texas State University and the other will enter... the University of Missouri at Columbia. Rusty Garrett is the winner of a $500 scholarship from the University... in the spring of 1970. She was a news editor for the SWT paper, The University Star, last spring and edited

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... failing). Cantrell earned his Ph.D. from Denver University. A retired lieutenant colonel in the Air Force... New to the data processing department are Kathryn K. Delk, BS and MS, Virginia Commonwealth University...; Clifford E. Springmeyer, BS, Syracuse University, MBA, Texas A&M; Paul S. Ferrell, BA, University... of Albuquerque, and Thomas L. Schaffer, BS, St. Louis University. versity. Janice Hall Burton, BA, David Lipscomb... College, MA, East Tennessee University; Anne Richter Carter, BA, MA, Texas A&M, and Mary McCullough, BA

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... COLLEGE, ST. PHILLIP'S COLLEGE. TRINITY UNIVERSITY AND ST. MARY'S UNIVERSITY. WE SPECIALIZE' IN USED... at Trinity University in 1960. Education had taken a back seat for marriage and family life for a brief

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... to San Antonio, is the fight between the University of Texas board of regents and the UT student

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