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The Daily Texan

Official newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin

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Commemorative day celebrated with food, dance

Andrew Messamore November 2, 2011

Dia de los Muertos, the ancient Mesoamerican holiday honoring the dead, has become more commercialized over time by European influence, but its traditions can be revitalized and brought back to modern...

Advisory committees submit proposals for colleges budgets

Allie Kolechta November 2, 2011

Members of three student committees submitted recommendations to their deans to suggest ways to best spend their colleges’ budgets for this semester. The College of Liberal Arts’ and the Cockrell...

Stem cell advocate has ‘no doubt’ in his cause

Sarah White November 2, 2011

After the death of his father from heart failure and diabetes, David Bales began advocating responsible stem cell research for the health benefits which it promotes. He is now the chairman of Texans for...

Good reporting never goes away, editor notes

Lydia Herrera November 2, 2011

Despite technologies that have been recently introduced to journalism, basic reporting techniques have remained the same, and any one reporter can make a difference, said Leonard Downie Jr., former executive...

Playboy curator shares unusual career

Megan Strickland November 2, 2011

Students should keep an open mind and be willing to think outside of the box when pursuing careers, said Aaron Baker, curator of the Playboy Collection. Baker spoke from experience at the Art in Practice...

Poll shows Perry, Cain neck and neck in Texas

Andrew Messamore November 2, 2011

If the 2012 Republican primary were held today, Herman Cain and Gov. Rick Perry would be statistically tied among Republican primary voters in the state of Texas, according to an online survey conducted...

Austin Water enacts new fee

Sarah White November 2, 2011

In 2009, Austin Water lost almost $53 million in revenue because of increased rainfall across Texas and lower consumption rate, said David Anders, assistant director of business support services for the...

Greek PM puts austerity to referendum

The Associated Press November 2, 2011

ATHENS, Greece — The Greek government teeters and markets around the world plunge after the prime minister’s stunning decision to put a hard-fought European debt deal up for a risky public...

In show of force in Egypt, military jails activist blogger

The Associated Press November 2, 2011

CAIRO — Growing in confidence after eight months in power, Egypt’s military generals appear more determined than ever to crush the protest movement that ousted Hosni Mubarak and has turned...

Professor argues for archiving genocide

Rachel Thompson November 1, 2011

 It is a nation’s duty to record the truth through archives and to overcome the challenges of assembling those archives, said John Ciorciari, assistant professor of public policy at the University...

Women’s group increases cultural ties in Texas

John Farey November 1, 2011

A group of Mexican-American women from Texas were essential in increasing cultural understandings of Latin-American citizens living in the U.S. during the first half of the 20th century, according to a...

UTMB-Galveston taking stand to keep treating Texas inmates

Liz Farmer November 1, 2011

The UT Medical Branch at Galveston’s contract to provide medical care to state inmates may continue with altered conditions or be terminated as the institution extends negotiations involving the...

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