February 18th, 2011
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Discussion begins on effects of budget cuts on UH system
UH faces its greatest challenge from the budget cuts proposed by the Texas legislature according to several speakers at a Board of Regents meeting Wednesday. Vice Chancellor for Governmental Relations Grover Campbell said the UH...
Petition to fight cuts started
Vice President of Administration and Finance Carl Carlucci spoke at Wednesday night’s Student Government Association meeting about upcoming budget cuts, giving a brief summary of what to expect for fiscal year 2012-2013. Carlucci explained...
Coffee, cuts & football
In a breakfast sponsored by the Bauer College Alumni Association on Thursday, UH football coach Kevin Sumlin said that the football season has begun for him and his team and he’s ready to start...
Changing the world ‘oneshirt’ at a time
More than 100 universities and colleges from 35 states, including UH, will mobilize thousands of student volunteers to make a difference during SustainU’s “oneShirt National Collegiate Clothing Drive,” to be held Feb. 21 and...
Cougars seeking team effort against Miners
After dropping the second of a two-game homestand to SMU, the Cougars will have a shot at redemption as they embark on a two-game road trip to take on the top two teams in...
UH continues march toward title
The Cougars moved another win closer to locking up the top spot in Conference USA with a 72-56 victory over Tulsa on Thursday. Strong defense powered the Cougars (21-4, 12-0 C-USA) to easy baskets...
UH tries to pick up where it left off
The Cougars look to build on recent victories over Texas A&M at the Presidents Day Invitational Challenge Cup this weekend in Tomball, the first competitive tournament of the spring season. Head coach Susan Bush wants...
‘I Am Number Four’ should be No. 1
Director D.J. Caruso and Michael Bay have teamed up with DreamWorks in the new sci-fi thriller “I Am Number Four.” The film opens in theatres everywhere today, and will surely delight the sci-fi crowd...
Budget shortfall means debt collection
If you’re one of the people who has an outstanding fine in the city of Houston, get ready to pay up. City officials are gearing up to collect on the almost $1 billion in...
Perry proves problematic for Texas
In an article published Wednesday in the New York Times, writer Gail Collins astutely pointed out that it might be time for Gov. Rick Perry to honor his words. “Perry used to be famous...
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