"The southerly drive from Austin to Karnes City, Texas, takes about two hours. The first half-hour or so is on Interstate 35, traveling past car dealerships, fast food restaurants, and outlet malls. Leaving I-35 around about San Marcos, you take State Route 123 past front yards, farms, ranches, and "the graveyards of rusted automobiles," as Johnny, Arlo, and Willie sang. Small towns along the way are steeped in Texas history. One of them is Geronimo,...

"Through close readings of Mrs. Dalloway, To the Lighthouse, and Between the Acts, Smith argues that Virginia Woolf crafts a paratactic mythic method in her fiction that expresses critical views about the role of rational materialism in social structures"--

"[Come] on Monday, November 20, at 12:30 to hear Lawrence Climo discuss "An American Doctor in the Vietnamese Health Service, 1966-67." Dr. Lawrence Climo is a retired physician, new to Lincoln. He's also a Vietnam Vet. Larry participated in an unusual military mission during the Vietnam War for which he was awarded the Bronze Star Medal by the US Government and the Gallantry Cross with Palm by the Republic of Vietnam. Come hear about those experiences...

Mildred fell in love with Richard Loving, and they were married in Washington, DC, but when they returned to their hometown in Virginia, the laws against interracial marriage put them both in jail in a way that was meant to teach a lesson to the rest of the community. Their three children were frightened, but the husband and wife faught against the unfair law all the way to the Supreme Court and won.