Ads Infinitum: White's 'Don't Mess With...'
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill White's campaign is buying student newspaper ads that accuse his Republican opponent, Rick Perry, of playing politics with state universities. Full Story
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TribBlog: Don McLeroy on Al Jazeera
From the Department of You Can't Make This Stuff Up: The Arab world's favorite news source takes on the State Board of Education. Full Story
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The Midday Brief: April 14, 2010
Your afternoon reading. Full Story
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HuTube: Patterson, Uribe Fly the Friendly Skies
It's hard enough to travel with people you love - imagine traveling with your rival in a statewide race. Full Story
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2010: Reaching Across the Aisle?
The Texas Democratic Party wants you to know that 49 percent of the people who voted in last month's GOP primary voted against Gov. Rick Perry. Full Story
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The Brief: April 14, 2010
For some Texas politicians, it’s a dawning of a new day. For others, it’s the end of an era. Full Story
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José Reyes Ferriz: The TT Interview
The mayor of Ciudad Juárez was in Austin on Monday to discuss his city's plight at a University of Texas forum. He took a few moments to talk with the Tribune. Full Story
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Night of the Insurgents
Voters routed state Reps. Delwin Jones and Norma Chavez on Tuesday, turned back former Rep. Rick Green's bid for a spot on the Texas Supreme Court and handed victories to at least three candidates who appeared to benefit from the Tea Party insurgency in Texas. Full Story
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"The School-to-Prison Pipeline"
A new report by Texas Appleseed spotlights two troubling trends: the high number and proportion of discretionary expulsions by school districts, often for low-level "persistent misbehavior," and the disproportionate severity of discipline meted out to African-Americans. Full Story
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