Post-tenure reviews will be good for UT campuses

Compared to what some political groups wanted, the new policy for the system looks mild.

Wal-Mart market proposal for Fort Worth's south side not a bargain yet

Can Wal-Mart exist happily in an urban village?

Big D loss; TWU gain

The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future, located in Dallas's Fair Park, didn't die for a lack of purpose or enthusiasm on the part of its avid supporters.

Forest Hill charter amendments may lead to recovery

The Fort Worth suburb must still find a way to leave its acrimonious past behind.

Arlington council member LeBlanc should step down

Editorial: Sympathy and support do not require immediate restoration of the trust he has offended.

Texas voting map wrangling continues to put elections in limbo

Is an agreement among the multitude of parties fighting over Texas redistricting maps a real deal?

Panetta's announcement brings up serious business of base closures

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta fired a shot heard at every U.S. military facility Jan. 26 when he said base realignments and closures are a possibility in 2013 because of deep budget cuts dictated by the Budget Control Act.

Linda Campbell

Fighting deadly diseases rather than culture wars

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The showdown involving Komen for the Cure and Planned Parenthood wasn't about what's happening with women's breasts but about what's happening in their wombs and who gets to decide that.

J.R. Labbe

Venting in Jeers is good; libel is not

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Names are removed from most Jeers so the authors — and the newspaper — don't get sued.

Mike Norman

Tom Horton is a kinder, gentler Frank Lorenzo

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Employees of American Airlines, meet today's softer, kinder, gentler version of Frank Lorenzo. You know him as Tom Horton, your company's CEO since its parent, AMR Corp., filed bankruptcy papers Nov. 29.

Bob Ray Sanders

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Verification: Letters must include author’s full name, address and day and home phone numbers for verification purposes only.

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