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Official newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin

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Professor of Roe v. Wade fame reinstated after campus outcry

Victoria Pagan June 6, 2011

When students and faculty learned last semester that famed lawyer Sarah Weddington had been laid off from the University’s faculty, they rushed to support her, incredulous at the possibility of...

Republicans push statewide cutbacks

William James Gerlich June 6, 2011

The Texas Senate passed four bills Friday that will help balance the budget and prepare Texas for the next biennium. The special session, which Gov. Rick Perry called Tuesday, started slowly after...

Candidates vie for Place 3 seat in Austin City Council

Katrina Tollin June 6, 2011

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State budget cuts to mostly affect academic core

Huma Munir June 6, 2011

State budget cuts will cost the University $92 million for the 2012-13 biennium, President William Powers Jr. said in an email last week. In Powers’ email, he said the cut amounts to...

Hopeful 2012 GOP candidates court religious right for support

The Associated Press June 6, 2011

WASHINGTON — A Washington gathering of religious conservatives did something this weekend a South Carolina Republican debate and a well-publicized forum in New Hampshire couldn’t do a few...

Gay couples seek green cards despite likelihood of refusal

The Associated Press June 6, 2011

CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. — Faced with losing the life they’ve built together in the dusty California desert town of Cathedral City, Doug Gentry and Alex Benshimol are making a last-ditch effort...

Senators take aim at drug trade being conducted over Internet

The Associated Press June 6, 2011

ALBANY, N.Y. — Two U.S. senators said Sunday they will ask federal authorities to crack down on a secretive narcotics market operated on the Internet with anonymous sales and untraceable currency. Heroin,...

Anniversary of Tiananmen sees stricter measures taken against protest movements

The Associated Press June 6, 2011

BEIJING — Chinese security forces rounded up more government critics ahead of Saturday’s anniversary of the crushing of the 1989 pro-democracy movement centered on Beijing’s Tiananmen...

Professor named interim dean of College of Natural Sciences

Huma Munir June 3, 2011

David Laude will take over as the interim dean for the College of Natural Sciences in August. Laude, a distinguished professor and senior associate dean for academic affairs, received the appointment...

John Edwards charged in felony indictment

The Associated Press June 3, 2011

RALEIGH, N.C. — A federal grand jury charged two-time presidential candidate John Edwards on Friday with soliciting and covering up the secret spending of more than $925,000 to hide his mistress...

Curtain call at home for Endeavour’s final crew

The Associated Press June 3, 2011

HOUSTON — The final crew of the space shuttle Endeavour returned home Thursday to Houston, where they thanked colleagues and reunited with families. But Mark Kelly had to wait just a bit longer...

UT unveils $2 million solar panel system at Pickle Research Campus

Victoria Pagan June 2, 2011

Vice president for university operations Pat Clubb flipped an enormous green switch Thursday, celebrating the University’s newly completed solar panel project at the J.J. Pickle Research Campus. A...

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