Thu, August 28, 2008

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  • 8.08

    LBJ exhibit opens in San Marcos

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  • 8.08

    LBJ the education president

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  • 8.08

    LBJ the teacher

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  • 8.08

    Lieutenant governor tours Byrne-Reed House

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  • 8.08

    Marble Falls teacher wins award

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  • 8.08

    Kitchen Sisters win gold medal

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  • 7.08

    Humanities Texas Awards nomination deadline extended

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  • 7.08

    Board nominations due October 1

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President Lyndon Baines Johnson signs the legislation creating the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts in September 1965. The August 27 centennial of LBJ's birth affords an opportunity to consider his lifelong commitment to education, his college days in San Marcos, and his experience as a classroom teacher. Photo courtesy LBJ Library and Museum.


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