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What to Know About the Bill Banning Overnight Protests at Texas Public Colleges
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What to Know About the Bill Banning Overnight Protests at Texas Public Colleges

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Students and free speech advocates argue that the bill is too vague and goes too far in its efforts to “prevent unnecessary disruption and to ensure campus safety.” Texas governor Greg Abbott has signed a controversial bill that would restrict expressive activities on college campuses, reversing some of the rights afforded by a 2019 bill intended to protect Texans’ ability to protest on campuses.See the Story

Texas bill allowing school prayer presented as ‘voluntary,’ but constitutional questions remain

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Senate Bill 11 would allow trustee boards of public school districts and governing bodies of charter schools to approve voluntary school prayer meetings and Bible readings. Opponents argue it violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.Charter SchoolsSee the Story

Are resources for special education at risk? Potential impacts from the dismantling of the education department | Texas A&M University-San Antonio

The shift of special education services to the Department of Health and Human Services is a move that Texas A&M University-San Antonio faculty say could jeopardize the rights and support systems that students with disabilities depend on.  The executive order titled, Improving Education Outcomes by Empowering Parents, States, and Communities, signed earlier this year, will... The post Are resources for special education at risk? Potential impacts…San Antonio, Texas · San AntonioRead Article

Taylor Swift's persona through the eyes of philosophy: Icon, culture-shaker and leader | Texas A&M University-San Antonio

Taylor Swift, the most influential female artist and culturally significant entertainer, has the power to make change but promotes a white-woman feminism, a philosophy instructor from New Mexico State University said April 23 at Trinity University. Trinity hosted its annual Lennox Lecture Series seminar. Taylor Swift and Queer Politics: Parasocial Expectations and Exceptions” led by... The post Taylor Swift’s persona through the eyes of philosop…Taylor Swift · San AntonioRead Article

Texas A&M-College Station speaks to pre-veterinary students about admission | Texas A&M University-San Antonio

To attend Texas A&M’s veterinary school in College Station, applicants must meet requirements such as working at least 100 hours with a veterinarian and taking prerequisites including organic chemistry, physics and biochemistry, the school’s representatives said April 22. The Pre-Veterinary Society at Texas A&M University-San Antonio hosted a hybrid event with an administrator and students... The post Texas A&M-College Station speaks to pre-vete…College Station · College StationRead Article

TAMUSA wraps up Fiesta with Festival de Cascarones | Texas A&M University-San Antonio

This year’s Festival de Cascarones will feature Grammy-winning Tejano band Grupo Solido, dozens of student organizations and vendors selling dog treats and guayaberas straight from Mexico.  This event is the official finale of Fiesta, an 11-day celebration of San Antonio’s history and culture, a more than 130-year-old tradition. It will be held from 1-8 p.m.... The post TAMUSA wraps up Fiesta with Festival de Cascarones appeared first on Mesquit…Grammy Awards · San AntonioRead Article

Chanclas fly under the influence in Greenline Park | Texas A&M University-San Antonio

Cumbia music spills onto the carless street, reclaimed by festivalgoers donned in traditional fiesta wear- flower crowns nested atop women’s heads, vests dotted with jingling medals and a cerveza in hand.  Past the check-in, a group of women laugh and throw fake chanclas at a board to warm up for the chancla throwing contest on... The post Chanclas fly under the influence in Greenline Park appeared first on Mesquite-News - Texas A&M University S…San Antonio, Texas · San AntonioRead Article

Local economists weigh in on tariffs

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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- President Trump's decision to impose tariffs on U.S. trade partners throughout the world has left manufacturers, farmers and economists keeping a close eye on prices. Local manufacturers and business leaders met Wednesday for an event in Sioux Falls. During a panel discussion, they discussed the potential impact of tariffs on our economy and their hopes for the future. Man tied to $57K COVID relief fraud in theft…Donald TrumpSee the Story

Trump Signs Order Requiring Nationwide List of Sanctuary Cities and States

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President Trump signed an executive order on Monday escalating his battle against Democratic-led states and cities that don’t fully cooperate with federal immigration authorities, a key barrier to the mass deportations he has promised. Sanctuary Cities · United StatesSee the Story

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