Hello. My name is Will and I'm a journalism major at The University of Texas. I am involved in a number of projects and enjoy writing and working to educate people on economics and social issues.
Articles by William Gallahue
Between December 21 and January 1, the Department of Public Safety reported more than 1,100 DWI arrests as the agency aimed to crackdown on intoxicated drivers.
The social and economic impacts of drunk driving continue to take a toll on American families and the economy. We look at the sobering statistics regarding drunken driving and what law enforcement is doing to try and fight it.
Google's continued growth in spite of the recession has fueled some large expansion projects totaling over 4 million square feet.
Manhattan's office market showed significant improvement compared to recent market trends but the market could still face difficulties from a slow economic recovery and worsening downtown market.
May was a great month for Manhattan's office market as new leasing activity jumped to a near 4 year high.
Foreign governments have provided stability to Manhattan's real estate market with a small but consistent volume of purchases.
Latin America's office market was the only region to show gains in year-over-year occupancy costs while Asia and Europe posted declines. London's West End continues to be the most expensive office market in the world with occupancy costs over $180 per square foot.
Apple posted a strong second quarter with net income increasing by nearly 90 percent.
Leasing for Manhattan office space jumped in the first quarter of 2010 as total space and sales showed a significant increase. However the market is still performing well below its peak.
Despite the dramatic shift in media consumption and the growing importance of the Web in offline purchases, many companies are still reluctant to make strategic investments in the Web.
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-If Jewish people had lego hands instead of regular hands they'd have a difficult time lighting Chanukah candles
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Tuesday 8pm - PBS will broadcast the film “Libby, Montana” as part of their “P.O.V.” series. The film documents the effects of asbestos mining in one small Montana town.
Background - For seventy years Libby was home to a large vermiculite mine. The ore was later found to contain asbestos and even...
The President’s Cancer Panel has released their latest report calling on Americans, political leaders and various industries to make significant changes to encourage healthier lifestyles.
The three-member panel, which includes cancer survivor Lance Armstrong, acknowledged advances in education, t...
WASHINGTON – A complete ban on asbestos products in the United States will now go before the Senate this fall as The Ban Asbestos in America Act passed a crucial committee vote.
The bill sponsored by Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) had been lingering for the past 5 years in the Senate Environment and P...
Attention west-coast film students: 25 seconds could earn you $20,000 dollars in the new ConocoPhillips “My 76” online commercial contest.
The Contest: Tell the world what the 76 brand means to you in your very own 25-second commercial. Submit it by September 21st, 2007 to My76video.com. Users w...
Its one of those classic club moments, you hear a song and immediately fall in love. When its over you ask your friends or you try to remember lyrics but in the morning its all a blur and you think, “Will I ever hear it again?”
I had that same experience when I first heard “White Lies and White L...
In a stunning reversal, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence will now recommend Alimta be given to advanced mesothelioma patients.
Mesothelioma is a rare lung cancer caused by the inhalation of asbestos fibers. The majority of the 4,000 annually diagnosed in the UK are expos...
MOUNTAIN IRON, Minn. – As 300 Iron Range residents filled the Mountain Iron Community Center, tension between residents and government officials continued to mount in response to delays regarding the reporting of cancer information by state health officials.
This was the second hearing regardin...
WASHINGTON - On June 26 everyone from office workers to punk rockers will be staring at their computers with a confused look on their face. The internet radio stations that help them discover new music and escape the honks, yells and bells of daily life will be broadcasting silence.
Major interne...
Richland, Georgia — One of Georgia’s poorest towns is facing the biggest water contamination problem in state history. Richland, a once bustling railroad hub south of Columbus is now one of Georgia’s poorest communities with nearly 25 percent of its 1,700 residents living in poverty.
The contamin...
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In 2006, North Carolina’s 13th Congressional District entered a twilight zone in American political history. One of the candidates, Vernon Robinson ran a campaign that alleged his opponent was a homosexual, illegal alien lover, who sympathized with child molesters, and would rather study ...