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| | * McCaleb cofounded the National Center for Illustrated Children's Literature, an unusual [[art]] [[museum]] in the historic district of downtown Abilene. | | * McCaleb cofounded the National Center for Illustrated Children's Literature, an unusual [[art]] [[museum]] in the historic district of downtown Abilene. |
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| − | * As an administrator at Abilene Christian University, McCaleb co-founded the Center for Building Community, which seeks creative but practical solutions to crises. | + | * As an administrator at Abilene Christian University, McCaleb co-founded the Center for Building Community, which seeks creative but practical solutions to crises. |
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| | * Through ACU, McCaleb hosts his own oral history television interview program. | | * Through ACU, McCaleb hosts his own oral history television interview program. |
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| − | *In his nine-year tenure as [[mayor]] of [[Abilene]], McCaleb served as president of the Texas Municipal League, promoted international contacts, and improved technology for his city.
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| − | * McCaleb cofounded the National Center for Illustrated Children's Literature, an unusual [[art]] [[museum]] in the historic district of downtown Abilene.
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| − | * As an administrator at Abilene Christian University, McCaleb co-founded the Center for Building Community, which seeks creative but practical solutions to crises in society.
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| − | * Through ACU, McCaleb hosts his own oral history television interview program.
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| − | * With his global interests, McCaleb was instrumental in bringing the late [[prime minister]] of [[Pakistan]], [[Benazir Bhutto]], to speak in Abilene.
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