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UTPA nursing chairwoman stresses importance of education
Carolina Huerta never stopped pursuing her dreams of becoming a nurse and passion for education.
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Nation's shaky economy does pose big challenge to private schools
San Antonio colleges and universities reported record enrollment this fall, though concerns about a plunging economy and the availability of student loans have leaders at private universities wondering if the ...
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A&M marches on toward making South Side campus a grand reality
Texas A&M University has released a master plan for a new campus on San Antonio's South Side, sketching out a design that would eventually cover 580 acres with student housing, grassy quads, academic buildings ...
Editorial: UT Needs Relief from Top 10% Rule
A sampling of editorial opinion around Texas... The Dallas Morning News on changes to Texas' 10 percent rule: Want to know who holds the most vulnerable jobs in Texas? At this rate, admissions officers at the ...
Research shows Brazilian acai berry antioxidants absorbed by human body
A Brazilian palm berry sweeping the globe as a popular health food - though little research has been done on it - now may have its purported benefits better understood.
The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses of the Greater Coastal Bend Chapter 4416 has installed new officers: Clarence "Butch" Lovell, president; Richard "Rick" Morin, vice president; Lindsey ...
Texas A&M AgriLife appoints new dean for graduate programs, faculty development
Dr. David Reed has been appointed associate dean for graduate programs and faculty development for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Texas A&M University, announced Dr.
Retailing summit faces new reality
Flat is the new up. In this environment, hitting last year's numbers, or getting close, is looking good to anyone who sells to the U.S. consumer.
Texas Economist Dotzour's Take On Proposed Bailout
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Editorial: 10 percent rule needs changes
Want to know who holds the most vulnerable jobs in Texas? At this rate, admissions officers at the University of Texas at Austin could become as obsolete as computer mainframes.
New Study Shows Government Accommodates Rich and Poor Alike
The election year is in full swing, complete with allegations of class warfare and claims about which candidates cater to the rich and which candidates will best serve the interests of the poor and the middle ...
Texas AgriLife Program Saves Growers Millions While Protecting Water
A highly successful soil testing program has helped Rio Grande Valley farmers save almost $2 million in fertilizer expenses while protecting a body of water critical to the ecology of South Texas, according to ...
ESA recognizes Fred Baxendale with award
The ESA's professional awards will be presented at the 2008 Annual Meeting in Reno, NV, during the Plenary Session from .
Farmers, ranchers could feel credit crunch
U.S. farmers and ranchers, already feeling the crunch from rising costs for fuel and other production needs, may have a tougher time getting loans they need next year because of the national credit crisis, ...
The fabrication and testing of electrospun silica nanofiber membranes for the detection of proteins
In this study, we fabricated electrospun silica nanofiber membranes and investigated their use in biomolecular sensing.
Financial status key in election
Two women in favor of pay raises for Pilot Point teachers and interested in rebuilding the school district's financial status are running for the unexpired Place 4 school board seat on the Nov.
Texas A&M Library Collection "Appears to be Undamaged" in Galveston
While Hurricane Ike did significant damage in Galveston, TX, after it came ashore on September 13, including to the public Rosenberg Library , it looks like the Jack K. Williams Library at Texas A&M University ...
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UNR seeks money from those using debt-ridden fire academy
An update on an effort to subsidize the University of Nevada, Reno's financially troubled Fire Science Academy will be presented Thursday to the Board of Regents in Las Vegas.
Scientist Neutralizes Nerve Agents
U.S. chemist Frank Raushel says he's using a $1.2 million federal grant to develop an enzyme that might neutralize a type of deadly nerve agent.
Trial starts for Man Accused of Grilling Ex-Girlfriend's Remains
The trial of Timothy Wayne Shepherd, the man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and grilling her remains, began on Monday in Houston.