Texas Tech research funds rise 82 percent in year
Texas Tech University reports an 82 percent rise in research funds awarded since Sept. 1, 1971, across private, federal and state sources. The Office of Research Services notes total grants of 3,336,323 with increases in private, state and federal funding and highlights the School of Medicine as a sign of growing research impact.
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Texas Tech sees large gains in research funding across departments
Texas Tech University reports a surge in research funding with a 31 percent rise in proposal activity and a 66.6 percent increase in plants awarded. Medical School received $750,526, and the Research and Training Center gained $199,391. Other notable boosts include Chemistry $211,974 Civil Engineering $192,878 and broader campus impacts through multi-department projects.
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Department of Civil Engineering
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Oleo Strut Coffeehouse Closes Amid War Protest Ebb
The Oleo Strut Coffeehouse in Killeen and Fort Hood shuts down after running out of operating funds. Once a hub for antiwar activity, its owners say protest focus shifted to ecology, soldiers' rights, and desegregation efforts, which failed to attract donations.
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Vietnam
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