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UNT Dallas provides relief for tornado victims

Iniciado por Skipper , Jun 15 2011 04:15 PM

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Publicado 15 June 2011 - 04:15 PM

By Austin Wells / Staff Writer - UNT Dallas hosted a blood drive Friday as people throughout North Texas came to donate for tornado victims in Missouri, Oklahoma and Alabama. Dena Hale, a UNT Dallas executive assistant, said she was inspired to host relief efforts after seeing the devastation caused by twisters across the country. â€œI was watching the news after the tornados went through Oklahoma and Missouri, and it just broke my heart,â€ said Hale. â€œI saw where the hospital was destroyed [in Joplin], and I thought all of those injured people, their hospital is gone, and they have [...]

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