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Banned Books at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice
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Cleaning Up Foreclosed Homes After the Mortgage Crisis
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So Much for No Child Left Behind
School test scores rise as more low-scoring students drop out.
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Do You Have Multiple Personality Disorder?
Years after Sybil, the debate continues
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Doña Rosita’s Jalapeno Kitchen and “Perspectivas: A Window into Their World”
A one-woman show and an art exhibit share the spotlight as part of the 2008 Texas Sor Juana Festival
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Sitting Down with La Porte's Buxton (13)
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Banned Books at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (7)
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Do You Have Multiple Personality Disorder? (6)
Years after Sybil, the debate continues
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Who's On Deck for the Houston Astros in 2008? (6)
The Astros' post-Biggio era begins with a lot of unanswered questions, but the biggest one of all is: Just how bad are things going to get?
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Remaking Michael Jackson (5)
Why waste money on (or steal) those bogus Thriller remixes when you can get better ones legally for free?
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Banned Books at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice
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Cleaning Up Foreclosed Homes After the Mortgage Crisis
Junk haulers expand their business in the wake of evictees leaving behind houses in terrible condition
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So Much for No Child Left Behind
School test scores rise as more low-scoring students drop out.
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Do You Have Multiple Personality Disorder?
Years after Sybil, the debate continues
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Doctors vs. Parents: Who Decides Right to Life?
Following surgery, Sabrina Martin's condition went south. And then, her family says, Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital set about arranging for her demise.
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I...Am...IRON MAN. (Cue crunching guitar riff.) This is actually not Tony Stark touching up his costume; it's former Marine Eusebio Collazo, 26, training at a free learn-to-weld program by the giant engineering firm Fluor. Collazo, who served in Iraq before being injured by a mortar in 2005, hopes to work on constructing the first new nuclear plant to be built in the United States in 30 years. To view image larger, click here.
I...Am...IRON MAN. (Cue crunching guitar riff.) This is actually not Tony Stark touching up his costume; it's former Marine Eusebio Collazo, 26, training at a free learn-to-weld program by the giant engineering firm Fluor. Collazo, who served in Iraq before being injured by a mortar in 2005, hopes to work on constructing the first new nuclear plant to be built in the United States in 30 years. To view image larger, click here.
