Friday, March 12, 2010Columns
For many students, the Feb. 16 tuition hike announcement is yet another obstacle to surviving college. Unfortunately, the quality of education is not rising proportionately.
The most glaring aspect of UH’s sub-par educational value ...
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Friday, March 12, 2010Staff Editorial
The black metal tables with the red umbrellas outside of the University Center Satellite are disgusting. They resemble the floor of an old movie theater rather than where students would want to eat ...
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Thursday, March 11, 2010Columns
Amidst the ongoing Toyota recall fiasco, more consumer reports of stuck accelerators continue to surface, feeding the media frenzy and contributing to both over coverage of the matter and even sweatier palms of ...
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Thursday, March 11, 2010Columns
Everyone has a differing opinion on the grade in which sex education should be taught in schools.
Parents in Hitchcock, Texas, might not be able to tell you exactly when they want their children ...
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Thursday, March 11, 2010Staff Editorial
Every semester students are subjected to the same spiel on the first day of class about everything from plagiarism to attendance policies. While the former requires strict adherence, the latter has become, for ...
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010Columns
America’s celebrity culture exists everywhere you look and is impossible to get away from. Talk to friends before class, and it will be brought up. Check your Facebook feed and something about it ...
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Students need more control at UH
Students across the country are protesting the privatization of education. They have joined forces with faculty and staff to fight budget cuts, layoffs, tuition hikes and other reforms. Book publishers have contracts with universities ...
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