Water Experts, Texas Regulators Hit Climate Change Impasse
Apr 1, 2015
Water Online - Water experts and top Texas officials disagree on whether climate-change science should play a role in the state's water policies.
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How to make your kids shun porn?
Mar 31, 2015
The Hans India - A Texas Tech study shows an open talk with growing kids when it comes to pornography can lower the risk of them being addicted to porn as they reach adulthood.
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The Philospher as an Apprentice to Death
Mar 31, 2015
Morning Star - Texas Tech philosophy professor Costica Bradatan discusses his book "Dying for Ideas."
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Lawyer's One-Year Banishment Leads to Showdown
Mar 30, 2015
The Texas Tribune - A Texas Tech law professors weighs in on whether the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has the authority to ban an attorney from their court for a year, citing missed filing deadlines.