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1. Hidden in Plain Sight
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... drug possession. Severe health problems required him to be transferred from jail to the university hospital in San Antonio. There, David’s attending physician was appalled by the extent of injuries ...
2. Community Newspapers Alive and Well
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... says Tommy Thomason, director of the Texas Center for Community Journalism (TCCJ), part of Texas Christian University’s Schieffer School of Journalism. “If you look at what’s happening ...
3. Q&A with Sarah Weddington
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... of Agriculture, adviser to President Jimmy Carter, and a sought-after speaker and writer. In addition, you teach at the University of Texas and mentor promising students. But you will always be best known ...
4. Central Texas Transportation
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... increased 118 percent, the capacity for cars increased 1 percent. With this circle of constraint in the downtown/Capitol/University of Texas core that is the heart of our region’s economic engine, ...
5. Q&A with Terri Burke
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... in Austin and to the University of Texas. Their contributions are unlimited. At the other end of the spectrum, you have folks who are struggling to make it. And, as the cliché goes, you have other ...
6. Economy vs. environmental protection
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... Methodist University, where he taught environmental and civil engineering before joining the EPA, has been a critic of the TCEQ in the past. His selection for the post at the EPA was cheered by environmentalists ...
7. About the Bulldog Contributors
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... in 1978 to earn a humanities degree with a minor in journalism at the University of Texas. Today Ken may be the only living journalist who has worked full-time for publications located in the three major ...
8. FAQs
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... at American University. Although we will seek other foundation grants, they are an uncertain source for ongoing funding. Continued reporting operations will depend entirely on gaining community support ...
9. Dell Children's Medical Center
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... Austin, located on the campus of the University Medical Center at Brackenridge, closed. Other publications have covered the opening extensively, so I won’t tread that ground again in this article. ...
10. Family Doctors Fight to Survive
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... says Julia Moy, MD, who has taught residents in the Family Medicine Program here in Austin, which is affiliated with the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) in Galveston, and at Baylor College of ...
... faced off with opponents in a two-hour debate April 13 at St. Edward’s University. Arguing for were Bill Bunch and Ann del Llano, a lawyer who has worked with the ACLU for sixteen years, mostly ...
12. Rx For Bad MDs
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... having spent twenty-five years practicing neurosurgery before earning a degree from the University of Texas School of Law. Patrick graduated ...
13. How safe is your hospital?
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... to create a new city-owned hospital on the fifth floor of Seton-run Brackenridge Hospital (the Austin Women's Hospital, to be operated by the University of ...
14. Power Shift
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... by the University of Texas IC2 Institute and published in November 2002. (This ninety-two page document is available on-line at www.austincleanenergy.org/ace.) The study states that as world energy demands ...
15. The Men Who Would be Mayor
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... a degree in political science from Norfolk State University. He has lived in Austin since 1993, he says. After being laid off for eight months, he says he recently got a job at a software company in Round ...
16. Waiting to Inhale
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... estimated it had transported riders for a total of 32.2 million trips. Of that number, 24.6 million trips involved regular bus service over fixed routes and another 6.7 million trips were aboard the university ...
... Council, an organization with members from Austin, San Antonio, and other communities in the region. Primary broadcast operations were located on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin. In 1979, ...
18. The Life and Death of Barton Springs
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... such as the Edwards. In 1992, Mahler, along with Dr. Mark Kirkpatrick, a biology professor at the University of Texas at Austin, petitioned the FWS to list the Barton Springs salamander as endangered. ...
... Lewis says his initial draft of the Austin Fair Elections Act ran thirty pages. The Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law, an organization involved in litigation and reforms ...
20. Dogs & Cats on Death Row
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... sources and reproduce at incredible rates. At one time the University's policy was to round up cats for killing at TLAC. In 1995, the Coalition convinced officials to allow them to take over and do TNR, ...
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