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Home, Free from Responsibility ‘These apartments are located adjacent to
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‘Three Balanced Meals Daily ‘Housekeeping Service ‘Emergency Call
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Texans "bo wild” When Visiting State's
Natural Areas
by Jeff Wentworth
State Senator. District 25
Texans searching for unusual vacations might consider "going
wild" or "Back to nature" at one of the state's Wildlife Management
Areas or State Natural Areas.
More primitive than state parks, Wildlife Management Areas and
State Natural Areas offer Texans the opportunity to observe and
research birds, animals and flora in their natural habitats. As a
Texas Parks and Wildlife brochure notes, "If State Parks are Texas'
crown jewels, then the Wildlife Management Areas are her uncut
gems."
Four of these gems and five beautiful natural areas are in Senate
Baylor Confers Degrees
During Spring a
Commencement
Baylor University
award eel j
1.442 academic degrees to 1
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students at the 2000 spring
graduation, according to figure^ j
from the university registrar.
Degrees awarded include 1,277 1
bachelor's degrees, 144 master's ?
degrees and 21 doctoratf :
degrees.
The first ceremony was held at ^
9:30 a.m. for students in the
College of Arts and Sciences ancf
the Graduate School arts and
60th Celebration Guests having fun. Love that smile Willie Mae.
re Deautirui natural areas are in Senate
District 25* 60 tunnel near Comfort mRendall County is ofte dfthe sclences .programs. The. second. 3
, . ceremony was at 3 p.m. for
ceremony
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most unusual Wildlife Management Areas.
This 11 - acre site protects Mexican free-tailed bats that roost in an . . .
old railroad tunnel. Visitors can watch the bats emerge through the u®m®ss> ucation, ngineerin^
tunnel at dusk. Group tours may be arranged June through October an omPu er cience, usic,
by calling the Lyndon Johnson State Historical Park in Stonewall at
(830) 895-4248.
The Kerr Wildlife Management Area in Kerr County is a wildlife
management, research and demonstration area for the Edwards
Plateau ecoregion. Visitors may see whilte-tail deer, Rio Grand
turkey, javelina, armadillo, jack rabbits, mourning doves or bobwhite
quail. Two endangered species, the black-capped vireo and
golden-cheeked warbler, nest in the area. Visitors must be at least
17 years of age and have either an Annual Public Hunting Permit or
Limited Public Use Permit, which may be purchased by calling
toll-free, (800) 895-4248.
Portions of the Walter Buck Wildlife Management Area in Kimble
County are open year-round. The area consists of 2, 155 acres
located on the south fork of the Llano River in Kimble County.
Camping and fires are prohibited, and access permits are needed.
Information may be obtained by calling (915) 446-2986.
Primitive Wildlife Management Areas offer limited access and few,
if any, amenities. Natural Areas offer back-to-nature experiences,
camping and other activities. Currently, the district has four natural
areas open to visitors, with Government Canyon, which is in Bexar
County, scheduled for a 2002 opening.
One of the best-known natural arras, Enchanted Rock State
Natural Area, is locatedon the border between Gillespie and Llano
counties. The Rock is a huge, pink granite boulder that rises 425
feet above ground and covers 640 acres. It is the second largest
underground rock formation uncovered by erosion in the United
States. The popular park frequently reaches capacity early in the
For camping reservations call (512)389-8900.
The Honey Creek State Natural Area in Comal County is reserved
for guided tours only. Saturday morning walking tour information is
available by calling toll-free, (800)792-1112. This also is the
number to call for information about other parks.
The Lost Maples State Natural Area near Vanderpool covers 2,174 Small Business Seminar in San
scenic in Bandera and Real counties. The park is a favorite of Antonio, Texas. It is
birders, hikers, photographers and campers. Lost Maples is co-sponsored by the Small
especially popular in the fall when leaves on an isolated stand of Business Development Center.
Uvalde Bigtooth Maple trees are changing color. The Small Business Record
Bandera and Medina counties are home to the Hill Country State Keeping Seminar runs
Natural Area which, in addition to camping, hiking and backpacking, Wednesday, July 26, 2000, 6:00
offers other activities such as mountain bicycling, horseback riding p.m. to 8:00 p.m., at UTSA
and equestrian camping. Downtown, 1222 North Main,
Fee schedules and more information about Wildlife Management Room 250.
Areas and State Natural Areas are available on the Internet at Reservations are encouraged
www.tpwd.state.tx.uapark. This is the second in a series on state since seating is limited. Please
recreation areas. Subsequent colums will focus on historic sites and call the Small Development
park funding.
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professional school programs]
and George W. Truetti
Theological Seminary.
Baylor President Robert B.
Sloan, Jr. gave the traditional
charge tot he students at both3
ceremonines, with greetings
brought by W. Fred Cameron,,
chairman of the Baylor Board of
Regents. Dr. John W. Shepard,
retired lecturer in Asian studies,-
was the bearer of the mace in the
morning ceremony. Dean Daniel
Sternberg, professor emeritus of'
music, had the honor at the
afternoon ceremony.
Commncement exercises were
held May 13 at the Ferrell
Special Events Center.
From Harper we had Elizabeth
Lopez to graduate with a
Bachelor of Business
Administration from Baylor.
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