Our View: Hance stood by his principles in politics, leading Texas Tech - LubbockOnline.com
Our View: Hance stood by his principles in politics, leading Texas Tech
LubbockOnline.com When Hance became chancellor, the Texas Tech system consisted of two components, Texas Tech and the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center. Today, the system has four, adding San Angelo State University and the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center at... and more |
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