March 2nd, 2011
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Junior sprinter makes impression felt
One of the key factors to the Cougars’ perennial success is maintaining new talent on their roster. There is always a freshman or transfer who shows an ability to contribute instantly. This season junior Kelvin...
UTSA pushes past late UH rally
A ninth-inning rally almost propelled the Cougars past UTSA, but UH came up short, losing 7-6 with the tying run stranded at third base. The rally began with a David Murphy walk, and a carousel...
Weekly sessions provide info, positive response
Counseling and Psychological Services will host self-improvement and supportive workshops helping students with issues including dealing with change, identifying signs of emotional and physical abuse, professionalism, stress management and break-ups. The workshops are from...
Guns issue splits campus
Discussion in the Texas Legislature has brought gun rights to the forefront in education and politics, as SB 354, a bill that would allow concealed handguns on college campuses, comes closer and closer to...
Dinner profits benefit hungry children
The United Nations Children Fund at UH will be holding its second annual banquet Thursday night to fundraise and provide awareness for world hunger. About 22,000 children die every day around the world from...
Healthy menu ready, class taking orders
Shasta’s Culinary Workshop re-opens today to serve the campus in house and fulfill online orders. Faculty, staff and students of UH will be able to order their food at the restaurant or online. The food...
Catching some shut-eye is good for you
We dream of the perfect night’s sleep, but how many of us actually achieve it? During National Sleep Awareness Week, beginning March 7 – March 13, The National Sleep Foundation, an organization based in Washington...
Democracy means people power
When the word democracy and the name of a country are in the same sentence, democracy is treated like a yes or no question. Democracy isn’t a simple concept; it is a principle that...
Student publications need student involvement
We’re not the bad guys. As your student publication, we are here to be your voice. However, oftentimes students either ignore reporters or respond with opposition or fear. We are here to channel student opinion to...
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