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Olivia Morales

Australian Capital Territory
As seen in: Capsule Computers, Taylor & Francis Online, Royal Society of Chemistry, Gainesville Sun, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Acento, Chemistry World, Noozhawk, BorrowingTape.com
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Hector Morales of Santa Barbara, 1968-2025

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By Olivia Morales
| Noozhawk
Hector Morales, 57, passed away peacefully on Dec. 29, 2025, in Santa Barbara, surrounded by his family. Born in Santa Barbara in 1968 to Juan and Juanita Morales, Hector was raised with his five sisters and remained deeply connected to his hometown. He loved Santa Barbara, especially the beach, and often said he could never leave because it was one of the most beautiful places. Hector was preceded in death by his sister Lily Cuellar, and his father Juan Morales.
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Matching Potential with Promise: How Oklahoma’s Promise Shapes Academic Undermatch

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By Elizabeth Bell, Benjamin Matthew Skinner, Kylie Smith, Olivia Morales
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Enrollment at selective colleges remains severely stratified by socioeconomic status and race/ethnicity, with many high-achieving, low-income students and students of color attending institutions that are less selective than the institution they are qualified for based on their academic credentials.
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Matching Potential with Promise: How Oklahoma’s Promise Shapes Academic Undermatch

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By Elizabeth Bell, Benjamin Matthew Skinner, Kylie Smith, Olivia Morales
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Enrollment at selective colleges remains severely stratified by socioeconomic status and race/ethnicity, with many high-achieving, low-income students and students of color attending institutions that are less selective than the institution they are qualified for based on their academic credentials.
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