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Earlier this week, Johnson Elementary and Morehead Middle teachers ventured to their neighborhoods to share information about their campuses and learn more about their community. The collaborative walkabout came on Monday’s staff development day and …
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February, 2019
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19 February
Video+Gallery+Story: El Paso ISD Begins Renovations of Austin High
The Austin High community gathered last week, just below the steps of the iconic bell tower of this Central El Paso gem, to celebrate the start of Bond 2016 upgrades to modernize the campus while …
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19 February
Medical reserve unit plays critical role in Soldier deployment
A 30-minute drive past El Paso’s city limits in any direction leads to the Chihuahuan Desert sand, shrub and mountains, as far as the eye can see. Going north, the drive will lead to a …
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14 February
Soldiers Prepare as Roving Sands Exercise Set to Strike Again
Soldiers from 3-4 Air Defense Artillery Regiment, 108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, took a holistic approach to prepare for the upcoming Roving Sands Exercise, scheduled for March 1, 2019 through March 11, 2019. “We expect …
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14 February
UTEP Series Uses Language to Bond with Community
There are many examples of communication gaps in the world. A source of these rifts is the words that speakers and writers choose to use, whether in the political, social or academic arenas. That was …
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14 February
Video+Gallery: EPISD Student show celebrates African-American contributions to art
El Paso ISD, in cooperation with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and Eta Pi Omega Chapter, recently held the opening to the K-12 Student Art show celebrating African-American artists and their contributions to Abstract and …
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13 February
Smoking Alternatives Concern UTEP Researchers
Since electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes, first came on the market in 2007, tobacco manufacturers have been touting their vaping products as a safe alternative to traditional cigarettes. Rather than producing tobacco smoke, e-cigarettes heat e-liquid, …
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13 February
Op-Ed: Trump’s vision prevailed over Beto’s in El Paso
In the City of El Paso, two visions for the future of Texas and the future of America were on display, that of President Trump and that of former Congressman Robert Francis O’Rourke. The President’s …
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13 February
Video: Sunland Park This Week – Week Seven
Check out the latest video from Sunland Park with Tom Dawson as he previews week seven’s racing at Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino. This week, Tom updates on all the happenings leading up to the March …
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12 February
Bulldog Brigade Continues to Build Legacy in the Republic of Korea
CAMP HUMPHREYS, Republic of Korea – The Army’s first priority is readiness – ensuring our Soldiers have the tools and training they need to be lethal and ready to fight and win, as stated by …
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12 February
Tom Lea Elementary Students Visit Museum, Engage in ‘Active Learning’
The Active Learning Framework came to life in beautiful Downtown El Paso last week when the Tom Lea Elementary School Bulls visited the El Paso Museum of Art. The students, under the guidance of art …
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11 February
Op-Ed: Critics of Trump’s rally wouldn’t dare tell us to tear down our own wall
The politicians obstructing the construction of the wall along our southern border ought to come down to El Paso for President Trump’s rally Monday night and try to tell people here that we should tear …
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9 February
Hurd on the Hill: Fostering College- and Career-Ready Students
As your Representative, one of my top priorities is making sure Congress enacts policies that create economic opportunity and give every family a chance at the American dream. Education is an essential part of these …
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8 February
UTEP to Host Annual History Day Competition
Melissa Avila has fond memories of her El Paso History Day participation at The University of Texas at El Paso, even though part of it involved getting lost in the Liberal Arts Building minutes before …
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8 February
Films, stars, workshops, more at NMSU’s fourth International Film Festival
Films at this year’s Las Cruces International Film Festival will explore issues such as social justice, immigration, space exploration and the human condition. The 2019 film festival presented by New Mexico State University and Visit …
