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Harman To Direct Excellence Center
2008 Teacher Moonlighting Survey
Biofuel Researchers On Astros Team
Horticulture Club Winning, Designing
Simpson Awarded 'Exceptional' Honor
MISS Spreads 'UniDiversity' With Events
Study Links Obesity With Low Grades
Roth To Study Terrorism In Israel
CJ Honors Leaders, Scholars
Serio Does Book On Russian Mafia
Kappa Alpha Has Music Festival
International Week Program Held
Alumni Recognized For Service
'Let's Talk!' Fundraiser: Big Success
Brady Announces Crime Lab Project
Book Could Improve Hospital Quality
Quarles, Noman Receive SAP Honor
Statue Honors Former First Lady
Homecoming Theme Search
Bonanno Looks At Foreign Policy
Facuty Member's Sons Return to Iraq
Event Benefits Honors Program
Ward Named Dean At New Haven
Students Produce Katrina Book
Units Honored For Fac/Staff Drive
ADAI Hosts RIDD Week
Regents Approve Cost Increases
Prof Evaluates Castro Resignation
SHSU Hosts Theatre Festival
Retired Faculty Member Gives Big
Faculty, Students, Alumni Recruit
Museum To Hold, Exhibit SH Sword
'Think Pink' Basketball Event
Students To Attend Benefit Concert
Robot Relationships Are 'Platonic'
Chevron Makes $5,000 Gift
Prof Studies Health Care Issues
Saumell Honored By Cuban Group
Agreement Signed With Victoria C.
Project Registers Student Voters
CS Team Beats Professionals
Communication Offers First MA
SHSU, Iberoamerica Sign Agreement
Project Rewards Students, Huntsville
Professor Awarded $25K Fellowship
Edge Book On Canada Media
O'Day, Olson Are Grad Speakers
Hall Of Honor Inducts Ten
Freshman Wins Free Spring Tuition
Prof Studies Gas Exploration Impact
Olson Named Regents' Professor
Del Carmen Honored By Regents

SHSU 'In the News'

Trevor Thorn, director of admissions, was quoted in a Houston Chronicle story about students who enroll in private schools or move out of state to avoid having to take Texas public schools TAKS exit exams.

The 2008 "Texas Teachers, Moonlighting and Morale" study by Daphne Johnson, Marilyn Rice, Samuel Sullivan and Abigail Beard was cited in an editorial on National Teacher Week in the San Angelo Standard-Times.