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· July 5, 2026
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Two UNT journalism professors are headed to a national conference to present work their peers accepted through a screening process. The presentation explains a student project about the Muscogee Nation in Oklahoma. The university declined to fund the faculty's registration…
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Key points The presentation explains a student project about the Muscogee Nation in Oklahoma. Two UNT journalism professors are headed to a national conference to present work their peers accepted through a screening process. More schools Today’s briefing Local events
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