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In this episode of the Business Review, Information Systems professor Stacie Petter explains how skills honed through playing online games can translate into the corporate world.

The state’s approach stands in stark contrast to that of Australia, where leaders have successfully pushed a nationwide program that has made a sizable dent in cervical cancer rates.

“As Cristina announced her candidacy yesterday, she immediately tied Cornyn to Trump. Her bet is that Trump will be a hindrance in Texas.”

With El Niño ending, NOAA predicts more storms this year, which means more uncertainty for the energy industry, and consumer prices, too.

State regulators are considering replacing the locally-elected board members who oversee the state’s biggest school district over a pattern of mismanagement.

Most of us aren't very comfortable with a lot of ambiguity, but it's a key element in great art. 

When I walk into the classroom to teach history, I don't set out to tear down people like Thomas Jefferson or Abraham Lincoln. What I do, however, is tell a very human story full of complexity and ambiguity, which inevitably begins to - if not exactly contradict - at least complicate the more simple stories so many of us heard when we were younger. 

Shreveport's feisty Jewel/Paula label released dozens of songs by a number of great gospel artists - but few with the manic energy of "Oh Yes He Will" by otherwise unkown Johnson Ensemble. 

If you’re a parent, at some point you’ve probably wondered whether or not your child is spending too much time in front of a screen – especially over the summer months.

As Baylor's Director of Social Media Communications, Jeff Brown oversees one of the nation's most engaged university social media communities, through platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram the Baylor Proud Blog and more.  In this Baylor Connections, Brown examines how to strategically navigate the ever-changing social media landscape, shares how Baylor University utilizes social media to communicate with the Baylor Family and provides tips for social media practioners in other areas. 

The’ “big three” – Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen met with members of the Legislature who represent El Paso.

This week, Ashley Bean Thornton is back in the studios for Act Locally Waco on the Radio. She brings us several events as children prepare to go back to school, what films are playing for Summer Indie Movies at the Hippodrome and more. 

Hysterically funny French satire of life in a small village in France.

Many of my graduate school studies were firmly grounded in the 19th century.  Clochemerle by Gabriel Chevallier—suggested by a good friend—recently came my way, and it proved to be a very funny story.

According to Wikipedia, Clochemerle is a French satirical novel, which was first published in 1934.  The book is set in a fictional French town called "Clochemerle", situated in the Beaujolais region.  The book is a comic work, satirizing the conflicts between Catholics and Republicans in the French Third Republic by telling the story of the installation of a fixture in Clochemerle's town square. 

Architect and workplace strategy expert Leigh Stringer gives businesses advice on how to create a healthy work environment that fosters creativity and productivity in this episode of the Business Review.

As Transformation Waco marks it’s first year - staff are prepping for the success of the 5 schools under its’ wing. Two schools, Indian Spring Middle School and JH Hines Elementary, are expanding a concept for afterschool programming.