Texas Standard for November 23, 2015
What do Greg Abbott, Hillary Clinton, and George Wallace have in common? Public sentiment and the perils of playing to it. Plus: Why an Ivy League campus may sever ties with a champion of progressive politics. Also: Researchers in Fort Worth are working with the state to forecast child abuse. And: Just in time for holiday travel, why airlines may not seem to care about customer service. All that and more on today’s Texas Standard:
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