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Divesting from Reality
House members try to hitch their wagons to the Sudan divestment star.
Justin Ward
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These Colors Don’t Fold
The Lege pauses from its hectic schedule to take up the hot-button issue of flag-folding
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Warm Fuzzies Follow AISD Linux Flap
All is well after a teacher’s misunderstanding about open-source software sparked much unexpected ire
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Access Denied: Cap Metro Blocks Blind Contender
Transit agency’s Access Committee cries foul over board decision
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Bus Drivers Back at the Table
No one’s headed to the picket lines yet, as Cap Metro negotiators have agreed to return to negotiations with the bus drivers’ union
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Bus Driver Strike on Horizon
Bus drivers union ATU 1091 has rejected Cap Metro’s contract and authorized a strike
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Union Considers Final Offer in Cap Metro Negotiations
If ATU 1091 rejects StarTran’s offer – and they might – a strike could be on the horizon
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Committee Approves Bus Fare Hike
Raises approved for all except elderly and disabled passengers
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Cap Metro Disability-Service Cuts on Hold
The Texas Civil Rights Project has been given more time to fight Cap Metro’s changes to services for the disabled
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Rolling Rebellion at Capital Metro
Budget cuts threaten transit services for the disabled
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Target Target: Janitors win a legal victory
Laid-off janitors at Target sue for overtime and back pay