Month November 2016

Last summer, the Texas Pharmacy Association released a standing order for Naloxone, known more commonly by its brand name, Narcan, allowing it to be readily available without prescription in every Walgreens in Texas. Why is this a big deal? Because Narcan… Continue Reading →

  FINAL SCRIPT JM1: Not down with that… On election day Austin voters approved a $720 million mobility bond under proposition 1. According to moveaustinforward.com, “The Smart Corridor plan will significantly address congestion, increase safety, and provide more transportation choices… Continue Reading →

Election Day from International Students’ Perspectives   Election Day always brings anxieties – for Republicans, Democrats and everyone in between. International students at St. Edward’s University are no different. Although foreigners could not vote in the U.S. presidential election, it… Continue Reading →

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My story is on Medium: https://medium.com/@laurennibarra/its-brodie-s-fault-f63330464799#.o8h85kvbl  

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There are many halfway houses in Austin, and there is an argument that they exploit the homeless, or unemployable and are often unsafe.  I would like to look into laws about them and perhaps get an interview with someone about… Continue Reading →

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Greetings So for my final story I am getting in touch with the Austin School of Design to interview students and faculty and learn about what it takes to become a fashion designer here in Austin. I have reached out… Continue Reading →

Click here to see my story  This story has a lot of potential, Raffi. Key elements that need addressing when you revise for Thursday’s final deadline. Don’t write in the first person (“I”). Keep yourself out of the story. Get… Continue Reading →