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Rick Perry

Texas colleges facing mandatory budget cuts

Gov. Rick Perry submits plan to reduce state funding to schools

In a letter to chancellors, presidents and directors of institutions of higher education, Governor Rick Perry requested that each state agency submit a plan to “identify savings in increments totaling 5 percent of the general revenue.” This means that colleges and universities will face a 5 percent cut from the state-funded portion of their budgets. Full story

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Orange Line 1

Campus makes way for DART

Construction crews, cranes, pipes and people slow NLC traffic

Get ready for detours. DART’s Orange Line construction is under way and will impact your commute. Full story

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Nations of Nations

For Rent

College bookstores across the nation are trying out a new program of renting out textbooks to students. Many of the pilot programs by companies such as Follett Bookstore have been very successful. Full story

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New state laws on the books

Texas Legislature addresses cell phones in school zones, other topics

Listen up, Texans. 2010 brings new laws that could affect you. If you're a teenager under 18, you will need a permission slip signed by your parents if you want to go tanning. If you plan on living on a college campus, you have to prove you've been vaccinated for bacterial meningitis. And retailers selling cigarettes in 2010 must start selling cigarettes that self-extinguish themselves after they are left unattended. Full story