ABC, NPR Commentator Cokie Roberts Presents Insider's View of Washington
Oct 8, 2015
Roberts opens the Presidential Lecture & Performance Series on Oct. 15.
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U.S. Students Lose Enthusiasm for Petroleum Degrees
Oct 8, 2015
Marasi News - Enrollment in U.S. petroleum engineering degree programs fell for the first time in 13 years this fall, as an oil industry slump makes college students wary of entering the boom and bust world of oil and gas.
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University Library Hosts Homecoming Exhibit
Oct 8, 2015
The Charlotte Observer - In 2013, after some controversy, South Carolina’s Department of Natural Resources released a report on risks the state could face due to climate change. One of those risks? “A predicted result of climate change is the increase in intense storm events causing greater water inputs in shorter periods of time, affecting flood frequency and duration,” the report noted.
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Why US Senators obstruct some executive agency nominations over others
Oct 8, 2015
The London School of Economics and Political Science - Ian Ostrander is an assistant professor of political science at Texas Tech University. His work generally involves the interaction between the US President and Congress with a particular interest in the politics of the executive nominations process. Recently, his work has appeared in the American Journal of Political Science and Presidential Studies Quarterly.
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