HeyJaredBill Zeeble
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The Republican midterm convention is taking place in the heart of Bush country (opens the original)
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Next week's Republican midterm convention is being held in the same city that helped give rise to the Bush political dynasty. But that family's political influence is notably absent from today's GOP. KERA's Bill Zeeble reports from Dallas. GEORGE W BUSH: Ten years ago, when I first ran for governor, I had my last campaign rally in Dallas, and we won. BILL ZEEBLE, BYLINE: On the eve of being reelected to the presidency in November 2004, George W. Bush, in this C-Span video, stopped at Southern Me
Texas State Board of Education approves controversial curriculum that Muslims call discriminatory (opens the original)
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Texas’ 15-member State Board of Education on Friday approved a controversial updated social studies curriculum that Muslims say discriminates against them and that some advocates plan to work to overturn. The new standards require students to learn how “radical Islam” was the motivation behind the 9/11 attacks, and lessons present Islam’s founder, Prophet Muhammad, as a combative and “brutal” warrior who spread the faith through violence and slavery. A last-minute amendment to remove the word “b
Texas State Board of Education set to OK anti-Islam social studies curriculum (opens the original)
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The 15-member Texas State Board of Education on Friday is expected to approve updated social studies and history lessons that portray Islam in a largely negative light, tying it to violence and slavery. Members have been meeting in Austin all week working through the last high school Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills updates, having completed K-8 changes earlier this summer. Over the course of hours public testimony, speakers praised and criticized the proposals, which also requires students
As Republicans plan to gather in Bush's backyard, his influence is largely absent from the party (opens the original)
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On Nov. 1, 2004, then-President George W. Bush stood onstage at Moody Coliseum at Southern Methodist University in Dallas for election eve rally as he sought a second term. Voting was hours away. “Ten years ago, when I first ran for governor, I had my last campaign rally in Dallas, and we won,” he told the cheering crowd. “Tonight, after six other stops, I’m having my last campaign rally in Dallas, and we’re gonna win.” Dallas helped give rise to the Bush political dynasty — first, to 41st Presi
TWU partners with nonprofit to launch new downtown Dallas college (opens the original)
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Denton-based Texas Woman’s University plans to open a downtown Dallas campus next year that’ll target academically qualified students who might face barriers to attending college. TWU is partnering with the New York nonprofit Come to Believe (CTB) to launch the new business administration college, which will offer targeted services, outside funding, and flexible class schedules allowing students to work part-time jobs. TWU’s newly named Dallas campus president, Christopher Johnson, said CTB seem
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