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Some Texas Community Colleges Remove Course Materials Amid Broader Push to Limit Gender Identity Discussions

Gilmer · Gilmer

Some Texas Community Colleges Remove Course Materials Amid Broader Push to Limit Gender Identity Discussions

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Some Texas community colleges have ordered thorough course reviews and put restrictions on what faculty can teach, with at least two schools pointing to state laws they believe apply to high schoolers in their fast-growing dual credit programs.See the Story

Study: Wisconsin trails most states in college affordability

Higher Education · Madison

Study: Wisconsin trails most states in college affordability

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

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Oil refinery closures leave workers searching for a job that ‘just doesn’t exist’

Palo Alto · Palo Alto

Oil refinery closures leave workers searching for a job that ‘just doesn’t exist’

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In summary For the refinery workers being laid off — most of whom lack a college degree — it’s unlikely they’ll find another job that pays as well, despite recent efforts by the state to help. Wilfredo Cruz went to the doctor in October of last year to have his brain scanned because he was experiencing vertigo — a dangerous condition when you’re a refinery worker like Cruz and your job entails climbing 200-foot towers and fixing heavy machinery.…See the Story

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