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October 7th, 2010

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While the offense faces more uncertainty, linebacker Marcus McGraw (55) will be called upon to interrupt the running game of Mississippi State. | Jairo Razo/The Daily Cougar

Cougars anticipate dogfight against Bulldogs

After the Cougars’ only bye week of the season, the team is set to begin the remainder of the 2010 campaign. The Cougars will put their 18-game home win streak at Robertson...

University exceeds $100 million in donations for 2010

Despite economic woes, UH surpassed the $100 million mark in donations for the first time in the University’s history. Private funds of over $102 million came in during fiscal year 2010 from over...

While at UH, students need to be careful about the different paths that they take. When it comes to skipping, a new website is here to put students on the right one. | Daily Cougar File Photo

Website helps students decide whether to skip

Classes are long, monotonous, tedious and a whole list of other adjectives that imply “I don’t want to go.” For many of us, the commuting aspect that many UH students bring to...

Students should be allowed to carry firearms on campus

After the recent shooting at the University of Texas, discourse on gun control rapidly spiked in news and public conversation. Normally the argument (of any school shooting) is that the shooting is...

Overhaul of Science Research 1 building draws researchers’ ire

Work to bring Science Research 1 up to current safety standards, including the installation of a fire sprinkler system, the replacement of the current fire alarm system and the modernization of the...

Golf squad gives second-place effort in Cabo

The Houston Cougars continue the 2010-11 season on a high note after standing alone in second place out of 12 teams in the Santa Clara Cabo Collegiate. The Cougars did not travel to...

“Zone,” a colorful mixed-media artwork by Lebanese-Mexican artist Emilio Said, will be on display in the gallery of the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture through Nov. 2. | Courtesy of Emilio Said

Dynamics of Mexico City explored in art

Just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month and the celebration of Mexico’s recent bicentennial, a traveling exhibit by a Lebanese-Mexican artist opens today in the main gallery of the Gerald D. Hines...

City council’s stance on graffiti doesn’t speak for everyone

Around campus you may have seen these inconspicuous white signs with a minimalist white and blue scheme. These signs read The Statue of Four Lies and then at the bottom is the...

Bullying is so straight, not gay

On the night of Sept. 22, Rutgers University freshman Tyler Clementi jumped from the George Washington Bridge into the Hudson River. His suicide was partially a response to harassment by his college...