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Jack Martin: The TT Interview (audio 6/7)
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Higher Education
Brown vs. Board of Education
With a budget shortfall of historic proportions looming and legislators looking desperately for savings, state Rep. Fred Brown, R-Bryan, is proposing a drastic step: the elimination of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
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Jack Martin: The TT Interview (audio 2/7)
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Jack Martin: The TT Interview (audio 5/7)
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Jack Martin: The TT Interview (audio 4/7)
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Jack Martin: The TT Interview (audio 3/7)
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Economy
TribBlog: Cuts and Caps
Lawmakers want state agencies to cut another 2 to 3 percent from their current budgets — on top of the 5 percent cuts that were already ordered. The Legislative Budget Board — comprised of members of both the House and Senate, along with the lieutenant governor and the speaker of the House — also adopted a spending cap for the next budget.
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TribBlog: Opinion Makers Join Forces
Austin-based Public Strategies is merging with Hill & Knowlton, a venerable New York-based public relations firm. Jack Martin, PSI’s founder and chairman, will be the global executive chairman of the new firm.
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The Midday Brief: Nov. 15, 2010
Your afternoon reading: KBH in 2012, protests at the Bush library groundbreaking, textbook censorship in Plano, and Arizona’s Hispanic exodus.
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Higher Education
TribBlog: Million Dollar Men
Five private university presidents in Texas banked more than $1 million in 2008, according to a new report by The Chronicle of Higher Education.
