BREAKING NEWS - Judge rules students can protest

UPDATE 11/6/09  2:55 P.M.

U.S. District Judge Terry R. Means late Friday issued a temporary restraining order against TCC, allowing students to participate in an “empty holster protest” next week on NE Campus.

TCC campuses celebrate WINR anniversary with chancellor

TCC’s interim chancellor helped students and faculty members from NE, South and SE campuses celebrate the 32nd anniversary of the Women in New Roles program Oct. 23 on NE Campus.

Erma Johnson-Hadley told the 191 guests that even though she had a busy day, she was pleased to be with them.

Johnson-Hadley began by inviting audience members to ask her anything. One audience member asked the chancellor if she knew she would end up where she is now.

More Tier One schools desired

On Nov. 3, Texans will decide which if any of 11 propositions will be added to the 456 amendments already part of the Texas Constitution since its 1876 adoption.

Proposition 4 would establish a fund enabling emerging research universities to achieve national standing as major research, or Tier One, universities.

Currently, Texas A&M and the University of Texas at Austin are the only public schools that carry that distinction and would not receive funding under this proposition.