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In the summer, In the city – The Eyes of Texas in DC

Post author By Ashley Nelle-Davis
Post date July 15, 2014
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Coming from out of state hearing the UT alma mater “The Eyes of Texas” was a little unsettling. Really, the Eyes of Texas are upon you, you cannot get away… To be honest, prior to hearing (and, yes, singing) the song, I thought about Walker, Texas Ranger. Turns out that whether it’s Chuck Norris or […]

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Amb. Bolton Presents an Alternative to Pres. Obama’s Foreign Policy

Post author By Rachel Hoff
Post date February 14, 2014
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Thursday evening, the LBJ School welcomed former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John R. Bolton for a spirited and comprehensive speech on global policy in Bass Lecture Hall. Ambassador Bolton, who served in senior positions in both Bush Administrations as well as the Reagan Administration, offered a vigorous critique of the Obama Administration’s foreign […]

Tags Alexander Hamilton Society, Ambassador John Bolton, Barry Goldwater Society, Clements Center, Obama, U.S. foreign policy