Thursday, November 12, 2009

Texas

Texas School District Wins $1 Million in Scholarships

The Aldine Independent School District is this year's winner of the Broad Prize in Urban Education. more >>

Rice Students Get a Taste of Poverty

To raise campus awareness of global poverty, dozens of students live briefly in shantytown on campus. more >>

Looking for Lone Star Schools

Road Trip: Prairie View A&M

Where the past shapes the future. more >>

Road Trip: Sam Houston State University

Growing fast but staying friendly more >>

Kay Bailey Hutchinson to Run for Texas Governor, Leaving Few Republican Moderates

She will be missed. more >>

Texas Tech Snags Former Attorney General

Alberto Gonzales will teach a course on contemporary executive-branch issues for the Red Raiders. more >>

Texas Town Welcomes Toxic Hudson River Sludge

Texas Could Soon Be a Republican Presidential Nightmare

Demographics are destiny in politics. And the GOP's future looks dim. more >>

Study: Hurricane Damage On Texas Coast To Worsen

Pesky Fire Ants Becoming Zombies that Die

Colleges Prepare for Swine Flu

Aware that crowded campuses are ideal for outbreaks, health officials make contingency plans. more >>

Austin Man's Roadster Goes Fast--Without Gas

Texas Secession--Where Would It Lead? A Look at a Future Lone Star Republic

What would the state, and country, look like? more >>

Texas Secession? Perry, One Third of Texans Are Wrong: Texas Can't Secede

1 in 3 Texans, including the governor, think they can get out. Wrong. more >>

Wind Rankings: Texas is King, but Iowa Breezes Past California

Texas Schools Face the Evolution Debate

State board of education revises a policy that indirectly permitted instruction of intelligent design. more >>

Texas Has Foreclosure Lessons, Especially for Nevada, Arizona, Florida, California

We should look at how Texas avoided the foreclosure crisis. more >>

Reflecting on George H. W. Bush's Legacy

A forum at his presidential library turned into a series of testimonials to Bush. more >>

Own Your Own Town: Albert, Texas, for Sale

You can own a historic town for less than $1 million. more >>

On the Fight Between Evolution and Creationism in Texas Classrooms

2 Texas Republicans defend evolution in the classroom. Kids and parents everywhere should be thankful. more >>

Religion in Schools Debate Heats Up

An Illinois "moment of silence" law is overturned, and Texas reconsiders how to teach evolution. more >>

Deadbeat Trend: Distressed Homeowners Dodge Creditors in Texas

The state’s more-friendly laws are at the heart of the development more >>

Health Buzz: At-Home Medical Monitors and Other Health News

Tanning salon's health claims, avoiding norovirus or stomach flu, and skepticism about a statin study more >>

5 States That Have Set Early-Voting Records

States across the country are shattering old early-voting records. more >>

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