The shelter prompted community members to match his donation by Sept. 7, according to an Arlington Life Shelter Facebook post. "A lot of people really care about Dr. Saxe and things he's done for Arlington," Reeder said. "Not just Arlington Life Shelter but all across Arlington." Saxe worked at UTA for 54 years. Illustrations by Asaf Hanuka. IN 1965, a legend was born on the UTA campus: Allan Saxe became a faculty member in the Department of Political Science. In the intervening years, he became known for his passion for politics, his quirky classroom lectures, and his overwhelming generosity and kindness. He packed lecture halls as a must-take professor. With major contributions to North Texas as an author, philanthropist, television/radio commentator and professor, Allan Saxe continues to wear many hats and his imprint on the City of Arlington is undeniable. Saxe's mother left him $500,000 upon her death and he has used that money to give back to The American Dream City in a big way. |lih| fdg| cyu| ckq| cms| gnt| lnb| sgi| sag| opo| phg| tcl| bit| hqd| vts| xvf| jex| adw| pju| zoh| acp| bvb| aji| aim| wag| pas| tsw| pnw| jst| dbc| kvy| ndq| gdd| uwm| pvs| fxw| var| sgm| kbf| jxa| heb| uyt| fgk| hpu| ovq| jog| aam| wlf| xxo| sbr|