A discussion on Rice University's financial aid program is taking place, with details on the expansion available. Further conversation topics include extreme weather and disaster science, with an expert nicknamed Hurricane Hal participating. Changes at Houston ISD for the upcoming school year are also being examined, though specific details are not provided here and can be found through the source, Houston Public Media.
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