| Wednesday, July 26, 2000 |
Houston, Texas |
Volume 65, Issue 162
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Initial planning phase for Rec 2000 complete Martin: Campus will remain safe Let LSS help you stretch your mind Monday night party set for National Night Out 'Pop' goes the music industry: teeny-boppers dominate
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World Cup 2008
Callie Boyette (with ball) and Lauren Perryman participate in some friendly one-on-one at the field behind the Alumni center during a soccer camp Tuesday afternoon. The camp, sponsored by the UH Women's Soccer Team, will continue through Friday. Preliminary floor plans and schematic designs completed for the prospective
UH Recreation and Wellness Center will keep development of that facility
on schedule for an expected completion date around January 2003, one source
said.
In last week's column I wrote about a difference in attitude between
Americans and Canadians. I received one dissenting letter, but generally
speaking, those talked to (on both sides of the border) agreed that on
the whole, Americans are more individualistically minded and Canadians
are more collectively minded. I believe both of these attitudes have merit.
I have two words to describe today's popular music: teen pop. It is
a phenomenon that has returned with full force.!
It doesn't matter if World Championship Wrestling continues getting killed in the ratings. So long as Hulk Hogan remains but an ugly memory, numbers don't mean squat. |
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