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Amanda Krauss
Amanda Krauss was director of engineering strategy at the Tribune. She was previously a freelance developer and, before that, a Latin professor. Her work in education provided excellent preparation for translating technical concepts into plain English as well as for juggling multiple files, projects, and ideas in a productive way. Amanda has worked with Sharp Skirts, a network for women entrepreneurs, and is on the board of the Dionsyium, Austin's original intellectual variety show. She has a bachelor's degree in Classical Studies from the University of Michigan, and a master's and Ph.D in Classics from the University of Texas at Austin.
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Interactive Timeline: The Perry Indictment
Take a look back at the events that led up to a grand jury’s decision to indict Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
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Debut of the Davis Digest
First we brought you Perrypedia. Then came the Abbott Archives. Today, we’re launching our latest alliterative political page, the Davis Digest. It’s your one-stop shop for information on state Sen. Wendy Davis, the Democratic contender for Texas governor.
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Introducing Our 2014 Elections Page
Now that we’ve (finally) made it through the 83rd legislative session, all eyes turn to 2014, where the statewide elections feature more open seats than any ballot since 1990. Our new 2014 Elections landing page has you covered.
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Tribpedia: Introducing the Abbott Archives
First we brought you Perrypedia, the go-to source for all things Rick Perry. Today, we’re rolling out the Abbott Archives, your home for original news, multimedia and aggregated content on Attorney General Greg Abbott.
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Best & Worst Lawmakers: Your Turn to Choose
Texas Monthly’s list of the best and worst legislators of the 83rd session doesn’t come out until June 12, but why should Paul Burka and his colleagues have all the fun? Use this interactive between now and 6 p.m. Tuesday to select your own personal list.