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UT Dallas campus recreated with LEGOs

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By Alan Scaia Verified
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
The University of Texas at Dallas has unveiled a recreation of the campus using LEGOs. "UTD in Brick" is now on display at the Naveen Jindal School of Management. "We started building in the order the buildings were built on the campus," says Kurt Zimmerle, one of the two who built the recreation. "We started with the first building, the Founders Building, and continued to build progressively through time.
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Dallas County opens exhibit on culture and history

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By Alan Scaia Verified
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
Dallas County has opened an exhibit highlighting local culture and history. "Legacy Dallas" can be seen for free in the lobby of the Dallas County Records Building. "We want to not just preserve our history because that's stagnant," says David Biegler, chairman of the Old Red Courthouse, Inc. "We want to tell our history." The exhibit includes Pegasus, the winged horse from Greek mythology, that first appeared at the top of Dallas' Magnolia Hotel in 1934.
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Non-profit provides emergency supplies to Dallas College Police

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By Alan Scaia Verified
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
The non-profit, Cops Direct, has provided emergency supplies for police at Dallas College. The donation includes seven full bags of supplies, one for each campus, and 150 rescue kits which can be carried in police cars. "This has been a great tool for us, it's definitely a force-multiplier," says Dallas College Police Assistant Chief Gabriel Galvez.
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