| Wednesday, July 19, 2000 |
Houston, Texas |
Volume 65, Issue 160
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UHPD gains another lawsuit UHPD ranks thin as Cempa fired Monday UH System regent receives 2000 Delta Sigma Pi award Movie Review: What Lies Beneath
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You could be jailed in China for this ... ?
Jian Lan (left), leads a group in Falun Gong, a mind and body exercise, at Hermann Park on Tuesday, July 18. Participants included (bottom, left to right) Min Fu, Xuewei Chen and Qin Sun. The event was organized by the Falun Dafa, an internationally controversial national organization promoting mental and physical health. Sophie Teasdale/The Daily Cougar
A former UH student who was arrested for sexually assaulting a campus
resident last year, but was later cleared of the charges, filed suit Thursday
against the University and the UH Police Department for at least $1.5 million.
After bungling an attempt last November to dismiss UH Police Chief George
Hess, UH administration quietly retreated to rethink its strategy and formulate
a new plan. More than a mandate, "Operation: Get George" emerged as administrative
sport.
"A frenzy," is how producer Swizz Beatz, the mastermind behind one of
hip-hop's hottest groups, the Ruff Ryders, describes the sequel to 1999's
Ryde
or Die Vol. I; Ryde or Die Vol. II.
Cougar red took a back seat to the red, white and blue of the American flag when three former Cougar greats earned spots on the U.S. Olympic team at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Sacramento, Calif. |
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