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voice: 254-867-3208
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Mark Long
voice: 254-867-3095 mark.long@tstc.edu |
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TSTC Publishing
Texas State Technical College Waco
3801 Campus Drive
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| The TSTC Publishing Office is at 103 10th St. #104 in Patterson
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