The Paul L. Foster School of Medicine, part of Texas Tech's Health Sciences Center, stands to lose about $13 million, or 30 percent of its state money, under a budget approved by the House. Dr. Jose Manuel de la Rosa, the school's founding dean, is pinning his hopes on a different proposal from the state Senate that could be voted out of committee and released publicly this week.
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