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1928-2021 Exa Fay Hooten was born at home in Floydada, Texas to Maude Latham Hooten and Richard W. Hooten on Aug. 27, 1928. She was the oldest of Tom and Lula (Brady) Latham’s many grandchildren and she felt a strong need to set an example for her cousins. She was a lifetime member of the Church of Christ and lived at Christian Village in Abilene throughout its tenure as a retirement facility. Exa Fay’s parents valued education. Being teachers themselves, their livelihoods required frequent moves. In 1940 Exa Fay enrolled in Woodson school. During the times that her mother completed gradu...

Learning to identify your paranoia is the first step to mitigating it, experts say. If you are feeling more paranoid than usual since the pandemic hit, you are not alone. The anxiety, uncertainty, and stress brought on by the COVID-19 epidemic is "real" and can lead to more paranoia, doctors say. The John Hopkins Psychiatry Guide defines paranoia as "a response to perceived threats that are heavily influenced by anxiety and fear, existing along a continuum of normal, reality-based experience to delusional beliefs." Dr. Brandy Lee, a forensic psychiatrist based in New York, told CNN that many...

President Biden may attend Mass, but policies on abortion alienate him from conservative Catholics Updated Jan 29, 2021; Posted Jan 29, 2021 President Joe Biden has long been a devout Catholic, but now his progressive views on issues such as abortion have alienated him from more progressive factions in the church. Biden is seen here with his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, attending Mass at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle during Inauguration Day ceremonies. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) APAP Facebook Share One of the first things President Joe Biden did before taking his presidential oath last week ...

Celebrating Our 2020 Grads – Virtually December 18, 2020 Nearly 1,400 Students Graduate with NSM Degrees in 2020 Commencement is a long-standing tradition of universities. But the onset of COVID-19 altered the way graduation is celebrated. The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics went virtual to honor the achievements of its Spring, Summer and Fall 2020 graduates, holding a live stream Graduation Celebration on December 18. The NSM event recognized nearly 1,400 students receiving bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degrees. A large part of the event was the celebratory video and pho...

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