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The Widening Gyre, and 100 Years of Yeats
On the centennial of W.B. Yeats’ Nobel Prize in Literature, an Irish native and communications professional at UT, home to a large Yeats collection, reflects on the writer’s life and legacy
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UT Austin Rings in the Holidays with New ‘Longhorn Lights’ Tradition
Every night 5-10 p.m. for the remainder of the year, burnt orange and white lights will adorn the 24 oak trees on Guadalupe between 21st and 24th streets for all to enjoy.
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