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Texas Teachers Alternative Certification Drop-Ins – Thursday, April 19
Texas Teachers Alternative Certification will be on the UHCL campus on Thursday, April 19 from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. in the Student Services and Classroom Building (SSCB) room 3.305.
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Dropouts lower economic growth
Every day in the State of Texas 719 students drop out of high school. High school dropouts drain the national and state economy by lowering local, state and national tax revenues. Even when employed, they earn significantly lower wages than high school graduates.
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IMMIGRATION: WHAT DOES IT MATTER?
The United States is the land of opportunity, the land of dreams. The resources available outside of its borders pale in comparison to those within them – especially in underdeveloped nations.
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Writing Off Polio
Heather Green Wooten, an adjunct instructor in history at UHCL, had a book signing Tuesday, Feb. 9 in Atrium II.
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Administration prepares for more budget cuts
University administrators are developing a plan in response to a letter received last month from state officials requesting all state agencies reduce their budgets 5 percent for the 2010-2011 fiscal year.
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Tuition rising, job market declining
The state of Texas primarily depends on sales tax revenue to fund education. This year sales tax revenue is down, some months by more than 10 percent.
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Protest brewing in state capital
During Labor Day weekend, more than 4,000 conservatives from Texas gathered outside the steps of the capitol building in Austin to protest the status quo of the federal government.
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New Texas laws hit home
Drivers beware. The 81st Texas legislature passed new cell laws and enhanced previous seat belt laws that will change our driving habits. The new laws went into effect Sept. 1. Now, motorists who violate cell phone and seat belt laws could receive hefty fines.
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Don’t dial and drive: Police crack down on seat belt and cell phone uses
Major legal changes and additions have been made to traffic and criminal laws as of Sept. 1. Ignorance of the new laws will not save drivers from getting a ticket either.