Meet one very talented teacher, who, since he hadn’t ingested the required amount of educational gobbledygook, lost his job.
Victoria Loe
Articles by Victoria Loe
Jan 1, 1983 — By Victoria Loe
Twelve ran, Mike Andrews won. A saga of ambition, money, power, courage, and the nature of urban politics in Texas.

Apr 30, 1982 — By Victoria Loe
Multiple-choice question: UT’s Tom Philpott is (a) thes best professor on campus, a selfless reformer, and the victim of an assassination attempt; (b) the worst professor on campus, a publicity hound, and a nut who staged his own shooting.
Nov 1, 1981 — By Victoria Loe
Houston’s air may be a slow killer, but the state and the feds spend more time battling each other than fighting pollution.
Jul 31, 1981 — By Victoria Loe
Parceling out three new seats in Congress sounds like an easy job, but the Texas Legislature tried for two months and couldn’t do it.

Jun 30, 1981 — By Paul Burka, Kaye Northcott and Victoria Loe
Nineteen people you voted for and one you didn't.
Apr 30, 1981 — By Victoria Loe
Without embalming you can have a simple, inexpensive funeral. That’s just what Texas morticians don’t want.
Dec 1, 1980 — By Victoria Loe
We’ve got inadequate airports, jam-packed airspace, and antiquated traffic control system, and inept federal overseers. Is air safety just pie in the sky?
Apr 1, 1980 — By Victoria Loe
Being autistic nearly ruined Michael Shipley’s life, but his parents sent him to a state mental hospital. Then Michael’s life was ruined for good.
Jun 30, 1979 — By Victoria Loe
Famous people, obscure people, fat people, skinny people all have to eat. That’s what we love about people.
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