Authors Mark Rise of the Tea Party
(03/16/12 4:00am)
Since grabbing the media spotlight in 2009, the tea party has turned into a political force, said two leading experts Thursday.
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Since grabbing the media spotlight in 2009, the tea party has turned into a political force, said two leading experts Thursday.
According to a recent Duke study, the nutritional quality of branded foods has decreased over the past 20 years since nutrition facts were required on food products.
This week dozens of students prowled the Bryan Center to view a series of art exhibits that brought creativity and technology together.
More than 40 years after the federal government enacted fair-housing legislation and the Great Migration of blacks from the South began to ebb, residential segregation in metropolitan America has been significantly curtailed, according to a recent study by Jacob Vigdor, professor of public policy and economics. Vigdor worked alongside Edward Glaeser, Fred and Eleanor Glimp professor of economics at Harvard University, to conclude that racial segregation in neighborhoods is largely on the decline. The Chronicle’s Ian Zhang sat down with Vigdor earlier this week to discuss the professors’ findings.
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