Matthew Stottlemyre | The Daily Texan

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Results of first UT Energy Poll released, attempts to sway energy policymakers

The poll surveyed 3,400 consumers who are representative of the U.S. population on their energy consumption behaviors, attitudes and beliefs.

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Matthew Stottlemyre
Storms bring much needed rain, mild damage

Storms on Saturday night brought much needed rain to the city, and also caused some minor damage.

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Matthew Stottlemyre
HealthPoint fair gives health tips to UT employees

UT employees had the opportunity to learn about what it takes to live a healthy lifestyle at the J.J. Pickle Research Campus on Saturday.

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Matthew Stottlemyre
Schools take different approaches to budget cuts

Some colleges and schools did not return requests for comment by press time. The Daily Texan will continue to reach out to them for information.

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William James Gerlich,
Huma Munir,
Matthew Stottlemyre &
Katrina Tollin
Federal appeals court hands down decision in UT’s favor

Appeals court rules in favor of UT in admissions policies case, but the possibility of Supreme Court action looms.

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Matthew Stottlemyre
Texas Student Media building evacuated

Daily Texan staff members sat on the plaza of the Jesse H. Jones Communication Center on Thursday evening after learning paint masks were not enough to protect them from potentially toxic fumes in their office.

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Audrey White &
Matthew Stottlemyre
UT System disseminates financial info about faculty

The UT System released 821 pages of information about each faculty member in the system’s nine academic institutions Thursday, including their salaries, number of semester hours taught and research expenditures.

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Matthew Stottlemyre
Liberal Arts building to cost less, finish in spring of 2013

When the cranes clear out, the East Mall fountain turns on and students move into the new College of Liberal Arts building in spring 2013, the end result will be $10 million cheaper and have 16,000 more usable square feet than originally planned.

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Matthew Stottlemyre
Campus, nation react to bin Laden’s death

In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, journalism graduate student Avery Holton said many of his friends joined the military. That did not make sense for the then 20-year-old UT student, so he and a photographer decided to cover New York three months later.

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Matthew Stottlemyre
Foundation hosts seminar for university reform efforts

UT and Texas A&M found common ground on the importance of academic research during a higher education conference Friday.

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Matthew Stottlemyre

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