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3Texas House Considers Free College For Students Experiencing Homelessness

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6Poem: ‘Resistance’

Elisabeth Kristof

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Stories

Unemployment Benefits in Jeopardy for Hundreds of Thousands of Texans

by Elisabeth Kristof | Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 9:03 pm CST

Environment

Big Coal Grasping for Stimulus Straws

Fri, Oct 29, 2010 |

Here’s an oxymoron if there ever was one: clean coal. Cyrus Reid, conservation director of the Sierra Club’s Lone Star Chapter agrees. In an interview for KERA regarding the $5 million in stimulus funds committed to the University of Texas … Read More

Politics

Texas Senators Do Nothing to Save Thousands of Jobs

Mon, Oct 11, 2010 |

The Temporary Assistance for Needy Family Emergency Fund expired on September 30. Employers are now faced with laying off thousands of workers whose jobs were subsidized through the program. In Texas, that’s nearly 40,000 employees.This leads one Texan to ask, … Read More

Education

Perry’s Latest Temper Tantrum

Lawsuit over education money is nothing but a political stunt.

Tue, Sep 28, 2010 |

It’s supplement, Mr. Perry. Not supplant. I know, I know. The words are remarkably similar; yet their meanings are totally opposite. Supplanting education funding is what Gov. Perry did with $3.2 billion in stimulus funds last year. Supplementing is what … Read More

Politics

Perry Asks for More Stimulus Funds on the Down-Low

The Texas governor asks for Medicaid money and tries to bite the hand that feeds him.

Mon, Sep 20, 2010 |

Gov. Rick Perry likes to go on the campaign trail and denounce the stimulus program. But in a pattern that is becoming all too familiar, he takes his begging bowl to Washington when no one is looking and happily takes … Read More

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