Texas Standard For June 21, 2019
A mass migration from California to Texas. Is it all about the Benjamins? Or could it say something about the future of the U.S.? Two visions for the future of America, and according to the Economist Magazine, one is better suited for the future, we’ll hear why. And: Is Texas big enough for a second vet school? The governor says yes, approving $17 million to green light a challenger to Texas A&M. We’ll hear from the new dean. Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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Executive Producer Rhonda Fanning fields calls from her desk.
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