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TOP STORIES
Forums
to focus on tuition, fee hikes
All students -- and their
parents -- will have the chance to hear about proposed Fall 2004 tuition
and fee increases during forums today and Tuesday.
Computers
not reliable friends
Robot friends are not reliable
friends, yet we turn to them every day. Things like computers and compact
discs store information. Sounds, sights and memory for our eyes, ears and
brain are in our robot friends -- mechanical extensions of our selves.
Coogs
end season on sour note
Houston looked poised to
finish strong. The Cougars had the game all but won. They led by 20 with
just 12 minutes left to play. That's when Saint Louis stepped up the intensity
with a full-court press, and when the smoke had cleared the Cougars found
themselves on the wrong side of a 72-69 loss in overtime.
Gays
find victory in box office success
With sodomy laws repealed
and gay marriage on the minds of millions, Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson's
Starsky and Hutch, a movie Lawrence Toppman of The Charlotte Observer refers
to as "the first openly gay cop-buddy comedy from a big studio," brought
more strength to a growing movement this weekend as it raked in $29 million.
Cougar
Comics
Campus
Spotlight |
Volume 69, Issue 106, Monday, March 9, 2004
News
Forums
to focus on tuition, fee hikes
No questions
asked
Election officials
drop sign complaint
Donations
sought for staff sweets shortage
2 candidates
invited to Friday SGA debate
Opinion
Computers
not reliable friends
Concern
for life crosses party lines
Hospital
a link to Houston's past
Letters to the Editor
Staff Editorial
Editorial Cartoon
Sports
Coogs
end season on sour note
UH can't
keep Tiger offense caged
UH falls
to No. 5 OU in 3-game set
Arts
& Entertainment
Gays find
victory in box office success
Real people
live in 'City of God'
Butterfly
shakes up modern banalities
Red Tape puts
out true mainstream punk rock
Living End
satisfies its fans
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