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February 2010
White 51, Shami 19
Perry 49, Hutchison 27, Medina 19
Perry 39, Hutchison 28, Medina 24
Hutchison 49, White 36
Perry 48, White 39
Medina 41, White 38
Perry 44, Hutchison 29, Medina 16

January 2010
Perry 43, Hutchison 33, Medina 12

November 2009
Perry 46, Hutchison 35, Medina 4

September 2009
Hutchison 40, Perry 38, Medina 3

July 2009
Perry 46, Hutchison 36

June 2009
Perry 33, Hutchison 21
Perry 38, Hutchison 26

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Drilling technique may cause quakes

The Daily Texan (UT-Austin) | a day ago | suggested by Evan Smith

A “plausible” connection exists between the oil-drilling wastewater disposal processes and a series of 19 earthquakes that occured nearly a year ago in northeast Texas, according to a study released Wednesday.
Election commission atrracts criticism

The Daily Cougar (The University of Houston) | a day ago | suggested by Evan Smith

As the Student Government Association elections come to a close, a former election commissioner is criticizing the way this year’s election process has been conducted.
Dismissals in Office of University Relations spark student questions

Lonestar Lutheran | a day ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Four staff members from the Office of University Relations were dismissed Feb. 23 due to a change in the administrative structure to support the strategic plan.
College Station taxis face regulations

The Battalion (Texas A&M-College Station) | a day ago | suggested by Evan Smith

The College Station City Council Transportation Committee discussed possible changes to the requirements for College Station taxi companies.
Former Owl in top office

The Rice Thresher | a day ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Recently elected Mayor Annise Parker (Jones '78) talks to the Thresher about her time at Rice and her journey to become the first Owl to serve as mayor of Houston.
SGA researches textbook rentals

The ASU Ram Page (Angelo State Univ.) | a day ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Students will possibly have access to cheaper books through the new book rental system.
The Daily Texan - Parks, Kabir win top SG seats

The Daily Texan (UT-Austin) | 2 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Strong turnout in runoff marks end
Ransom Center purchases modern author’s archives

The Daily Texan (UT-Austin) | 3 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

The Harry Ransom Center has acquired the archive of contemporary author David Foster Wallace, noted for his complex and intricate writing and widely recognized as one of the most influential writers of his generation.
City to expand home foreclosure aid to raise post-graduate retention

The Shorthorn (UT-Arlington) | 3 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

With an average of 100 or more foreclosures a month in Arlington, the city will begin working on amendments to improve a stabilization program to reduce home closings in south and downtown Arlington.
Law students’ votes to count in 2nd election

Daily Toreador (Texas Tech University) | 3 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Despite recent issues with Texas Tech School of Law students being able to vote for Student Government Association vice president of Graduate and Professional Affairs, it isn’t the first time law school students haven’t been able to vote — the group has been excluded from voting for the position since 2003.
Student set to run for Lubbock mayor

Daily Toreador (Texas Tech University) | 3 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Cody Smart, a 23-year-old graduate student at Texas Tech, is one of the candidates who will draw for a position on the voting ballot Wednesday for the Lubbock mayoral race.
SGA examines proposal to raise student body fee

Daily Skiff (Texas Christian Univ.) | 3 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Student body officers presented a proposal to raise the undergraduate student body fee by more than 87 percent next year at the House of Student Representatives meeting Tuesday night.
Students support UT System tuition hike

The Daily Texan (UT-Austin) | 3 days ago | suggested by Ross Ramsey

While tuition hikes at UT caused some students to take to the West Mall in protest, student reactions to increases at other UT System universities were mostly mild — and even optimistic about what additional funds could bring.
Clayton named interim City Manager

The East Texan (Texas A&M-Commerce) | 4 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Director of Administrative Services Marc Clayton was named interim city manager at a Commerce City Council meeting Mar. 8 after current city manager Dion Miller was suspended with pay the week before.
Student body president election down to candidates Robinson and Sims

The Battalion (Texas A&M-College Station) | 4 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Both love Texas A&M. Both have a self-proclaimed passion for serving students. Both have visions for the future of the University.
Board says ambiguities in election code at fault

The Daily Texan (UT-Austin) | 5 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Members of Student Government and the Election Supervisory Board have said they are concerned that ambiguities in the election code, which was reformed last year, caused much of the contention during this year’s election cycle.
UDems set to lobby at Capitol Hill

The Daily Texan (UT-Austin) | 5 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Members of University Democrats prepared for their trip to Washington, D.C, where they will urge lawmakers to lower the cost of tuition for higher education, with a rally in the Union on Sunday.
University to hear all future hazing cases

The Trintonian | 5 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

A ten-year history of Greeks adjudicating the hazing cases of Greeks ended Tuesday when Raphael Moffett, director of Campus and Community Involvement (CCI), sent an e-mail to the Greek organization presidents declaring that, effective immediately, the University Conduct Board (UCB) rather than the Greek Judicial Board (GJB) would hear and decide all cases related to hazing.
Stand-alone finalist named in search for TTUHSC president

Daily Toreador (Texas Tech University) | 5 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

A stand-alone finalist was named Friday to become president of the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center.
Commerce City Manager Miller suspended, Council under investigation

The East Texan (Texas A&M-Commerce) | 5 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

Commerce City Manager Dion Miller was suspended for an indefinite period with pay after a 3-2 decision was made during the Mar. 4 City Council meeting.
Aggie Green Fund passes

The Battalion (Texas A&M-College Station) | 5 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

The A&M student body voted to approve the Aggie Green Fund Wednesday and Thursday. Fifty-seven percent of voters were in favor of adding the $3 per semester and $1.50 per summer session fee.
SGA Housing Forum addresses new residence hall questions

The Pine Log (Stephen F. Austin University) | 5 days ago | suggested by Evan Smith

In an attempt to open the lines of communication between students and administration in relation to housing concerns, SGA hosted a Housing Forum on Thursday.
Running mates search for synergy

The Daily Texan (UT-Austin) | 5 days ago | suggested by Ross Ramsey

Texas governors and lieutenant governors from both sides of the aisle have historically had to work together, despite their numerous disagreements. But even when the two positions are filled by candidates of the same party, relationships have been strained.

The Polling Center: First Take on the February 2010 Results | 2/12/10

CampusWire

Drilling technique may cause quakes

Election commission atrracts criticism

Dismissals in Office of University Relations spark student questions

College Station taxis face regulations

Former Owl in top office

SGA researches textbook rentals

The Daily Texan - Parks, Kabir win top SG seats

Ransom Center purchases modern author’s archives

City to expand home foreclosure aid to raise post-graduate retention

Law students’ votes to count in 2nd election

Student set to run for Lubbock mayor

SGA examines proposal to raise student body fee

Students support UT System tuition hike

Clayton named interim City Manager

Student body president election down to candidates Robinson and Sims

Board says ambiguities in election code at fault

UDems set to lobby at Capitol Hill

University to hear all future hazing cases

Stand-alone finalist named in search for TTUHSC president

Commerce City Manager Miller suspended, Council under investigation

Aggie Green Fund passes

SGA Housing Forum addresses new residence hall questions

Running mates search for synergy

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