September 2011
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Sims helps Cougars run away from Miners in 49-42 win
EL PASO - UH held on 49-42 in a back-and-forth battle against UTEP on Thursday at the Sun Bowl Stadium. Both offenses produced a total of 1,248 total yards. "I just knew what kind of game...
Cougars set to meet UTEP, begin conference slate
Whether it be athletes or the media, sometimes both can have a short memory. It seems the Cougars’ convincing 30-point UH win against UTEP last season at Robertson Stadium has been forgotten. At UH’s weekly...
Cougars brace for lengthy road stretch
The Cougars will look to extend their winning streak to two Friday when they travel north to take on the Tulsa Golden Hurricane at Hurricane Stadium. UH (4-6-0, 1-1-0 Conference USA) split its first two...
Cougars kick off semester with karate
For over 30 years, the UH Shotokan Karate-Do club has trained Cougars in traditional Japanese Shotokan under the direction of the chief instructor, Sensei Deddy Mansyur. The club was founded by Mansyur in 1978 when...
Panel advises junior faculty
Panelists addressed junior faculty frustrations at a mentoring discussion hosted by the University Commission on Women on Wednesday in the Honors Commons. The event focused on the methods and organization of successful department-implemented mentoring programs...
Students tackle green law issues
George Murr, a lawyer and partner of Murr Yanochik liability company, said that e-discovery, energy and environment — the “three E’s,” as he called it — are “hot issues in the courts today.” Murr spoke...
Tulsa, SMU serve as weekend tests
After sweeping their two-game homestand against Southern Mississippi and Tulane last weekend, the Cougars will hit the road today for back-to-back matches against Tulsa and SMU. UH (10-3, 3-0 Conference USA) currently sports a five-game...
Junior rewarded for performance in UH win
Rising from the ashes of a disappointing finish in Wayzata, Minn., two weeks ago, James Ross led UH to a tie for first place Tuesday at the Fighting Irish Grid Iron Classic in South...
Moores brings music to your ears
Overtures, Tuba concertos, tone poems and the Poulenc “Gloria” — an eclectic program — kicks off the Moores School of Music’s fall season on Oct. 1 at the Moores Opera House at 7:30 p.m. The...
Award-winning play opens theatre season
The School of Theatre and Dance presents its season opener “Hot L Baltimore” on Friday. The play is set to launch on stage in the Lyndall Finley Wortham Theatre and run through Oct. 9. Written...