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'Robert Brown'

Proposal coming for voter guide for judicial races. Questions expected

What could possibly be controversial about producing a voter guide for judicial races? Find out Friday morning.
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Judicial politics in Faulkner County

Judicial politics in Faulkner and Conway counties was a colorful, if smelly, business in the '50s, '60s and '70s. A gang of judges, legislators and county officials regularly used the courts to advance the interests of themselves and their deep-pocketed friends, and they did it more or less openly as well as lightheartedly.
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Arkansas Tech unveils new theater

The road was rocky, featuring a faculty/administration dispute, but Arkansas Tech University is touting its renovated theater and facilities for teaching drama at the Russellville campus.

Retired Justice Brown to be honored at Sewanee

Why not a scrap of positive news amid the gloomy political stuff? Retired Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Robert Brown will be honored with an honorary doctor of civil laws degree Oct. 11 at his undergraduate alma mater, the University of the South (Sewanee).
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Split Arkansas Supreme Court alters school funding

But the jury is still out on whether it undermines the landmark Lake View case.

Pottsville quads get Arkansas Tech scholarships

Arkansas Tech President Robert Brown has awarded presidential scholarships — good for free tuition — to Pottsville quadruplets Carlie, Cole, Curtis and Jonatham Latham.
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Arkansas Tech replaces theater director Ardith Morris

Ardith Morris sent me a note via Facebook a few minutes ago that said she'd been removed as director of the theater program at Arkansas Tech University after 29 years.

Reforming judicial elections in Arkansas

Task force at work.
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Ark. Tech's drama drama UPDATED

I reported some tough remarks yesterday by Arkansas Tech president Robert Brown in defense of the university's closure of a theater workshop.

UPDATE: Ark. Tech president defends theater closure

Dr. Robert Brown, president of Arkansas Tech, defends his decision to close a theater workshop as a safety hazard. He says the decision was motivated only by safety concerns, not philosophical disagreements.
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Will the plays go on at Arkansas Tech?

I continue to receive concerned letters from friends of the Arkansas Tech University theater program about the future of the program.
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