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Official newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin

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Study says Americans approve use of nuclear weapons

Megan Strickland November 9, 2011

The American public is not likely to oppose public officials’ judgement in utilizing nuclear weapons according to research conducted by professors at Dartmouth and Stanford universities. Benjamin...

New charges against soldier in Fort Hood bomb plot

The Associated Press November 9, 2011

WACO — An AWOL soldier planned to detonate bombs in a restaurant filled with Fort Hood troops and then shoot those who survived, federal authorities said in a new six-count indictment returned against...

Austin’s 100 Homes Campaign part of larger national effort

Lydia Herrera November 9, 2011

Tuesday marked day two of volunteers fanning out across the community to survey and identify the city’s most medically vulnerable homeless as part of Austin Registry Week. Austin’s 100 Homes...

Education initiative allows high school senior to shadow UT students

Allie Kolechta November 9, 2011

A group of University students has taken the initiative to show underprivileged, underrepresented and unique high school students what they have the ability to do. From Monday through today, the senior...

City officials plan further reduction of trash accumulation

Jillian Bliss November 9, 2011

Austin city officials planned to send 20 percent less waste to landfills by 2012 but have already surpassed this goal ahead of schedule. The master plan calls for an overall reduction of waste sent to...

Friends recall life of architecture senior killed in hit-and-run

Megan Strickland November 9, 2011

Architecture senior Adam Conrad Grote, 22, died early Sunday morning after being struck by a motorist who fled the scene while Grote was on foot on Interstate Highway 35 near Riverside Drive. Grote, who...

Many demographics can remain underrepresented among those studying abroad

Nick Hadjigeorge November 9, 2011

Despite abundant resources and opportunities provided for students to gain valuable cultural and educational experiences from studying abroad, many demographics remain underrepresented at the University,...

Haitian group seeks UN aid after cholera outbreak

The Associated Press November 9, 2011

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A human rights group said Tuesday it has filed claims with the United Nations seeking damages on behalf of more than 5,000 Haitian cholera victims and their families. The...

Italy premier resigns after being pressured by investors, reforms

The Associated Press November 9, 2011

Silvio Berlusconi survived sex scandals and corruption trials. Tawdry accounts of sexy “bunga bunga” parties turned him into an international laughing stock. Prosecutors pursued him over a...

Gender segregation increases in Israel

The Associated Press November 9, 2011

Posters depicting women have become rare in the streets of Israel’s capital. In some areas women have been shunted onto separate sidewalks, and buses and health clinics have been gender-segregated....

Creativity is for anyone, professor says

Rachel Thompson November 8, 2011

When architecture professor Larry Speck helped design Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, he tried to prevent the crowded feeling he often felt walking through ordinary airports, he said. “I...

Federal emergency alert system to be tested Wednesday

Brianna Pelayo November 8, 2011

The first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System will be conducted on Wednesday at 1 p.m. in an attempt to prepare the American public for future emergencies. “It’s a part of larger...

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