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A Tale of Two Bridges: Watered Down Equity

Rachel Kraft

Attention that state and local authorities recently gave to the area below East Austin's Montopolis Bridge directly coincides with gentrification.

What Starts Elsewhere Lags at UT: Domestic Partner Benefits Denied

Ashton Harding

The University of Texas at Austin continues to deny its LGBTQ faculty and staff access to equal rights.

When College Bound Becomes a Bind

Cara Henis

The pathway to college is colored by class. In Austin, disparities in the school systems are present and strong indicators of students' college prospects.

State Still Punishing Reagan High

Clay Robison

While "supplemental educational service" providers strengthen their bottom line, Reagan High suffers.

UT Commuter Campus Class Defined

Jonathan Woo

UT' students pushed away by income.

Longhorns With Little Horns

Sarah Johnson

UT neglects student parents with few adequate resources.

East Austin: wearing its art on its walls

Calvin Johns

Local artists consider the production of art more vital to the city's identity than artistic consumption

A Metro Obstacle Course

Leslie McCormick

Public transportation options still limited for people with disabilities two decades after the ADA

Masthead

"Breaking Rank," courtesy of Drew Cameron and Drew Matott
 

Stars, Stripes and Strife



CPP member Aaron Hughes came to realize that during his military service in Iraq and Kuwait. There he felt a huge disconnect from his own country. Politicians, pundents and generals claim whatever they please in the name of what is best for the soldiers, he says.

Now 30,000 more prepare to deploy to Afghanistan-the mission, to bring about a stable government and a secure nation for people there. But Hughes wonders how when the United States supplies manpower but no kind of humanitarian aid. [MORE]

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