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Jan 20, 2012
Fox News “One ad is too many as far as cinemagoers are concerned,” says Rob Weiner, movie librarian at Texas Tech University. “People get really annoyed with the ads and just make fun of them. I, too, am fed up with having to sit through ads; they don’t work anymore, as people simply hate them.”
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Jan 19, 2012
AACTE 'America must transform its system of educator preparation so that teachers will not just 'understand the content' but can exhibit masterful competency at putting that material into action for the benefit of students,' Ridley said. 'Teacher education must be reformed to foster adept teaching competencies built on knowledge and reasoning.'
tags: Texas Tech in the News
Jan 19, 2012
Amarillo Globe News A non-suit is a procedural device generally used by the plaintiffs to end a case “for whatever reason,” Texas Tech University law professor Jarod Gonzalez said. “The parties go back to the position they were in before the lawsuit was filed.”
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Jan 19, 2012
Smart Money 'It's an industry fraught with problems, abuse, misunderstandings, court cases, you name it,' says Texas Tech professor Deena Katz, and the only way around that is 'to have advisers with a formalized education.'
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