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Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales

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Covers:  schools & universities, religion, opera, art, theatre, music
Doesn't Cover: sports
Education Reporter - public schools & higher ed. for the Denton Record-Chronicle. she/her. dentonrc.com

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The Education Reporter of the Denton Record-Chronicle.

Principle duties: covering several public school districts, the University of North Texas, Texas Woman's University .

Has an unhealthy fixation on Harry Potter, queso dip and chocolate.

Would love to be reincarnated as Gogo Yubari from "Kill Bill Vol. 1."

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Guyer students plan walkout Friday in wake of alleged sexual assault, accuse Denton ISD of neglig...

Guyer students plan walkout Friday in wake of alleged sexual assault, accuse Denton ISD of neglig...

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A UNT professor challenged claims of racism in music theory, and now he's facing the music

A UNT professor challenged claims of racism in music theory, and now he's facing the music

A raft of rebuttals - some of them stinging - recently took aim at a Black music theorist, Philip A. Ewell, t…

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Civil liberties group still waiting for UNT response

Civil liberties group still waiting for UNT response

The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education didn’t get the response from the University of North Texas …

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UNT professor accused of racism continues lawsuit against the university

UNT professor accused of racism continues lawsuit against the university

The attorney for a University of North Texas professor accused of "racist acts" and of fomenting a racist aca…

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UNT promotes dean to interim provost post Original

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By Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales Verified
| Denton Record-Chronicle Verified
Albert Bimper, who has served as the University of North Texas' executive dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences since 2023, has been selected as the interim provost and vice president for academic affairs. UNT President Harrison Keller announced Bimper's promotion in an email to UNT staff and faculty Wednesday. Bimper replaces Michael McPherson, who left the position to serve as Keller's senior adviser. McPherson had served as the provost for four years.
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Denton ISD clarifies Ten Commandments poster rollout after nonprofit’s donation

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By Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
Officials at Denton ISD said the district has been posting donated posters of the Ten Commandments as they’ve received them since state lawmakers passed a law requiring it. Last month, a religious nonprofit called Texas Values donated 1,200 posters showing the commandments from the Old Testament so that every Denton ISD student could see and read them.
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Denton ISD clarifies Ten Commandments poster rollout after nonprofit’s donation

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By Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales Verified
| Denton Record-Chronicle Verified
Officials at Denton ISD said the district has been posting donated posters of the Ten Commandments as they’ve received them since state lawmakers passed a law requiring it. Last month, a religious nonprofit called Texas Values donated 1,200 posters showing the commandments from the Old Testament so that every Denton ISD student could see and read them.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

General assignment; Everything from police blotter to local politics.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. But I much prefer the computer, thanks to the "backspace" and "delete" keys. For real.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is giving citizens parity with reporters and editors. It's democratizing information.
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