UT Permian Basin grads exceed two hundred in ceremony
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin graduated more than 200 students from Odessa and surrounding areas. The list includes Joseph Allen Crane with a master of arts in education administration, Cecilia Alvarado in criminology, Amy Crow-Anderson in mathematics, Lanita Akins in history, Summer Standefer in education, Alicia Russem in humanities, Rebecca Beard in psychology, Estefani Banuelos in chemistry, and many others across arts, sciences, business, and education as degrees were conferred to both Odessa residents and students from nearby towns.
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University of Texas of
Permian Basin
Odessa
Joseph Allen
Crane
Cecilia Marie Alvarado
Amy Kay Crow-Anderson
Lanita Akins
Summer Standefer
Alicia Russem
Rebecca Beard
Estefani Banuelos
Janice Begley
Karen Bell
Kristy L. Bowden
Lessie Boyd
Cynthia J. Barnes Breyman
Big Spring
Andrews
Theresa Broman
Sharon Bryant
Monahans
Kasey Shea Bundick
Miguel Bustos
Diane Marie Carrasco
Algeria
Dana Estep
Judith Ann Ford
Annamaria Fuksz
UTPB
Yvonne Galindo
Debrah Gann
Juanita Gutierrez-Garcia
Seminole
Roy Garcia
Andrea Denise George
Debra Gibbs
Rhonda Gibson
Rebecca Glenn
Kermit
Hilda Gonzales
Linda Gonzales
Hector Adolfo Govea
Hobbs
N.M
Rebecca Jeter
Lynn Johnson
William Johnson
Deborah Keese
Michael David Kildow
Debra Buck Kulty
Martha Kunkel
Elizabeth Rodina Lawson
Hearing-impaired graduate delivers speech despite delays
Odessa High School senior Maggie Gomez, one of four OHS students chosen to speak at graduation, faced challenges delivering her address after a broken car transmission and lost notes. She planned to use voice and sign language to discuss being deaf, hoping to inspire others with her message.
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Maggie Gomez
OHS
Gomez
Ratliff Stadium
Play time burdened by overpacked schedules for kids
Busy children attend dance, karate, soccer, scouts yet lack unstructured creative play. Experts warn that doll house and make believe foster essential skills, including academic, emotional, and violence-prevention growth, with Toy Institute backing campaigns to highlight play's importance.
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Katelynn Clark
Colorado Springs
Colo
Boday
Nintendo
Diane Levine
Wheelock College
Somerville
Mass
Levine
Toy
American Toy Institute
Toy Manufacturers of America
Pygmalion Discovers Love in Ivory Sculpture
Adapted by Amy Friedman and illustrated by Jillian Gilliland retells the tale of a Greek sculptor Pygmalion who, solitary and dreamy, carves a statue from ivory and falls in love with his creation. He speaks to her, shares stories of romance, and nourishes the sculpture with flowers and devotion.
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Amy Friedman
Jillian Gilliland
Greece
Ong
Pygmalion
Mount Olympus
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