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#19 Former President Jimmy Carter’s commencement address at Rice University on May 8, 1993, exemplifies the intersection of political leadership and academic celebration, Houston, Texas.

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#19 Former President Jimmy Carter’s commencement address at Rice University on May 8, 1993, exemplifies the intersection of political leadership and academic celebration, Houston, Texas.

What Houston looked like in the 1990s through these Nostalgic Photos

#19 Former President Jimmy Carter’s commencement address at Rice University on May 8, 1993, exemplifies the intersection of political leadership and academic celebration, Houston, Texas.

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