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DULL News is changing this summer , with a new format and sections since Joy Hanson , the Reference Librarian who started in June , took over editing duties for DULL . A current chapter in the speleological aspect of the problem began last summer with the Great Debate at the Texas convention , when Dwight Deal pro and Emily Mobley con ably argued about allowing responsible cave guide to conduct for-pay trips into caves . " The difference was that we wanted to raise more than a penny a customer , we wanted to last longer than a summer , and we wanted to accomplish more than just repairing the statue , " Scher notes . Each summer , SHSU offers courses from a number of disciplines in the beautiful city of Puebla , Mexico . She aims to complete her pilot evaluation this summer with the help of co-investigator Jeneva Ohan , PhD . In terms of weather , 1998 had a particularly warm summer , but the 1999 and 2000 summers were close to average on a national basis . He spent this past summer with Denver 's summer-league team , but did n't get a camp invitation . Questionnaires were also mailed to First Nation households earlier this summer with another mail drop planned for later this fall in attempt to reach people not able to participate in a consultation session . An internal “ antifreeze ” called glycogen allows snowy tree crickets to prolong Indian summer with their haunting music through the first few killing frosts .