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Rene Keen of West Monroe is proud to announce the engagement of her daughter, Natalie Dawn Keen, to Chuck Brouillette, son of Larry Brouillette and Rhonda Borland, both of West Monroe.
Briefly in Denton: Four TAMS students earn scholarships
Four students in the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science program at the UniverA sity of North Texas were named recipients of the National Merit Scholarship sponsored by U.S. colleges and universities.
Valley counties lead way in early voting turnout
Hidalgo and Cameron counties led the state's 15 largest counties in early voting through Wednesday.
UT Dallas launches stock market competition
The younger you start them, the better off they are. To raise the financial literacy of high school students, the University of Texas at Dallas, has launched the Top Performer Stock Market competition by the Naveen Jindal School of Management.
Why is The University of Texas at Dallas the State's Most Expensive Public University?
So the Texas Tribune on Friday published one of those public-data pieces that they do so well.
Last weekend's Camp David summit among the Group of Eight leaders was widely viewed as a call for economic stimulus and something of a rebuke for austerity crusader German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Inspired by invertebrates, researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas and Virginia Tech University created Robojelly .
The cost of college in Texas is back at center stage, following speculation over the last week that University of Texas at Austin President Bill Powers' job was in jeopardy over his public disappointment with University of Texas System leaders for their decision to freeze tuition at the flagship campus.
Rusk Industrial Foundation Honors Outstanding Texans
The Rusk Industrial Foundation President Charles R. Hassell honored five outstanding Texans for making a major contribution to the East Texas area.
EDITORIAL: Baylor faces steep climb as viable, tier-one research university
Much has been written lately about Baylor University's goal to become a tier-one university, including in the Tribune-Herald . Many might even be surprised to learn Baylor is not already a tier-one university.
New college graduates facing tough, but improved, job market
Newly minted college graduates are facing a better job market than last year, though it's still tough, with more jobs available but more applicants as well.
How Does Tuition Compare at Texas Public Universities?
The cost of college in Texas is back at center stage, following speculation over the last week that University of Texas at Austin President Bill Powers' job was in jeopardy over his public disappointment with University of Texas System leaders for their decision to freeze tuition at the flagship campus.
Student Student Champion of Environment Wins Udall Award - UT Dallas News
She plans to attend the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research this summer and fall in Germany, where she will study with a climate physicist and complete her senior thesis.
Final lecture in CCF Spring 2012 Lecture Series
If you have been following and attending the Spring 2012 Lecture Series, "Developmental Perspectives on Children's Health", presented by The Center for Children and Families at the University of Texas at Dallas, you know that there have been some wonderful, educational lecture presented this semester.
Wanted: Texas study seeks "chronic, heavy" pot users
A professor up at UT-Dallas has been given a most amazing gift: $2 million to study the relative "addictiveness" of marijuana.
Three Geographers Recognized as Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Peter Rogerson , John Kelmelis and Daniel A. Griffith were recognized as 2011 Fellows by their peers for their scientifically or socially distinguished efforts to advance science or its applications.
UT Dallas Professor Gets $2 Million To Study Addictiveness Of Pot
A Is marijuana addictive? A University of Texas at Dallas professor is preparing to launch a $2 million grant-funded study to get a more conclusive answer to that question.
Sharpen your senses: The secrets to maintaining eyesight and hearing
The most obvious of our senses constantly bring to light life's beauty and depth to its sounds.
Who should be Dallas ISD board president?
Now that the May election is over, attention turns to the Dallas school board officer election - namely, who will be board president? The election will likely be held on May 24, the day that new trustees are expected to be sworn in.
Ocean program at Bonham Public Library May 14
The Bonham Public Library invites you to enjoy an evening of ocean exploration with Dr.
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