Texas Standard For April 5, 2019
As the president travels to the border, a Democratic presidential candidate from Texas makes headlines with his pushback, we’ll have details. And: Is climate change accelerating the issue at our southern border? We’ll get the view from Guatemala. Also: What’s called the achievement gap in educational testing, and the attempt to close that gap for Texas kids. Plus: A UT campus shuts down Greek life altogether. Part of a trend? And: Texas farmers are hoping to cash in over the buzz surrounding CBD sales. Plus the week in Texas politics and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
More from 04/05/2019
Would Julian Castro’s ‘Putting People First’ Proposal Result In Open Borders?
Understanding The Achievement Gap; Why Test Scores Hold Back Students Of Color
Cutting Off Aid To Central America Could Make The Immigration Problem Worse
Farmers Eager To Grow Hemp But They Need Lawmakers To Clear The Legal Ground First
What Do Recent Suspensions Of Greek Life Mean For Universities And Their Students?
News Roundup: ACLU Wants Answers After Migrants Detained Under El Paso Bridge
State Of The Arts: Artist Isa Genzken And The Nasher Sculpture Prize
The Legacy Of Dublin Dr Pepper Lives On In A Song
Typewriter Rodeo: STAAR Testing (Again)
Texas Senate Republicans Pass Border Crisis Resolution
