Published on April 30th, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
Star Trek is slated for a May 8 release, and fans have lots of questions surrounding the movie by J.J. Abrams, producer of TV shows Lost and Alias. While Abrams denies being a ‘Trekkie’ himself, he …... Read More →Published on April 28th, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
Take a journey into diverse cuisine and traditions at the first ever Big Bite Nite on Thursday at Houston Museum of Natural Science.’ In the past, the museum has hosted Houston Press’s ‘Menu of Menus,’ which …... Read More →Published on April 27th, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
Houston’s International Festival came to a close this weekend and, while the daytime hours were full of excited festivalgoers, when night fell, the festival became less commercialized and more about what it was initially meant to …... Read More →Published on April 27th, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
Houston Grand Opera’s Rigoletto was sung in Italian but needed no translation as the performers transcended emotions in this very tragic opera. Giuseppe Verdi’s Rigoletto is an opera based on Victor Hugo’s play about a duke’s …... Read More →Published on April 27th, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
UH has been called ‘Houston’s best kept secret,’ but students in the College of Technology are doing their best to put the University’s name in the fast lane. The College of Technology’s Formula SAE program has …... Read More →Published on April 24th, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
Sociology Department Chair Joe Kotarba was honored with a lifetime achievement award Wednesday from the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction (SSSI). ‘I always had this love in my heart for sociology,’ Kotarba said. ‘Ever …... Read More →Published on April 23rd, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
The Commons at The Honors College will be transformed into a coffee house today, complete with free refreshments and original performances by UH students. The Honors College Coffee House is an event that’s held twice a …... Read More →Published on April 20th, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
A two-hour play about two rare stamps becomes the vehicle for the human expression of love, loss and greed in the Alley Theatre’s production of Mauritius. Written by the Alley Theatre’s veteran playwright Theresa Rebeck, Mauritius …... Read More →Published on April 17th, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
Houston’s culinary event of the year roars into town Tuesday as the Houston Press puts on Menu of Menus. In its seventh year, attendees can expect a little something different. Director of marketing Lori Alexander said …... Read More →Published on April 17th, 2009 | by Jasmine Harrison
The charity magic show that was set to premier at Cullen Performance Hall today and Saturday, has been postponed and moved because of what the venue’s technical director, Charlie Matthew, called a miscommunication with Five-One Productions, …... Read More →
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