Texas Standard for February 22, 2016
The end of an era in Texas and National politics? What about what was once referred to as the Bush dynasty? Also: Universities want to get tough on campus sexual violence but are they looking for scapegoats in order to polish their images? A pair of closely watched Texas cases. Plus: You heard of laissez-faire economics, but when it comes to falling oil prices, they’re making us lazy. Fair? We’ll discuss. And: What if you could dip your spoon into ice cream and tell if it might not make you feel well? Ring any Bells, Texas? All of that and more on Monday’s Texas Standard:
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Texas Standard producer and reporter Joy Diaz hard at work.
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