
Infomaniacs: March 02, 2012 (7:40am)
Infomaniacs: March 02, 2012 (7:40am)
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Infomaniacs: March 02, 2012 (7:40am)
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Texas A&M University System chancellor John Sharp responded Friday to criticism from the Brazos County Democratic Party about the system’s decision to explore outsourcing some services on Texas A&M campus. The A&M System has issued [Read More…]
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As administrators at Texas A&M University collect proposals that could lead to outsourcing several hundred non-teaching jobs, comes opposition from the Brazos County Democratic Party executive committee. Chairwoman Maggie Charleton says a special meeting will be [Read More…]
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