Texas Standard For March 18, 2019
Wallace Hall fought a bitter battle with the University of Texas, alleging corrupt admissions policies. Considering new revelations, was he right all along? We’ll have a conversation with the former University of Texas regent about a college admissions process once dubbed “affirmative action for the advantaged.” And: When it comes to performance-based pay for teachers, do some teachers have a built-in advantage over others? Also: A ruling in a case that could hold gun makers liable in the wake of mass shootings. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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