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Mass Program at Penn State
Mauldin, Dan
May, Lee
Neuberger, John W.
Neuberger, John M.
Ochoa, Jim
Parker, Ed
Pettis, Ted R.
Pool, Susan
Proffitt, Michael
Roberson, Pamela
Roberts, David L.
Roe, R.
Rogers, Jack
Schumacher, Carol
Seaquist, Carl
Slavens, Dawn
Starbird, Mike
Stasheff, James
Stenger, Allen
Tattersall, Jim
Transue, Bill
Vaughan, Jerry E.
Williams, Robert F.
Young, Sam
Zenor, Phil
Zettl, Anton
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The home of the Educational Advancement Foundation is in the house that R.L. Moore lived in from 1920 to 1974 in the West Campus neighborhood of the University of Texas at Austin. Now a City of Austin Landmark and Texas Historic Landmark, the building was originally located a block away on West 23rd Street and moved in 2000 to its present site, pictured here, in order to rescue it from demolition. 2303 Rio Grande Street
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