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By Manuel Rearte/The Daily Cougar
A fine day for sailing:
A
remote-controlled boat navigates the waters of the fountains at Cullen
Family Plaza on Wednesday. The boat belongs to Jason Burton, equipment
manager of the Texas Music Festival.
TOP STORIES
Experience
defines UH business program
The students are diverse, talented
and passionate. Alumni and faculty members own businesses, lead their communities
and rattle off million-dollar figures as if they were giving their phone
numbers.
UH
blind to disabled students
UH is spending $47 million on a M.D.
Anderson Memorial Library renovation that will serve most students. "Most,"
however, unfortunately indicates that certain members of the UH community
have essentially been left out of the plan when it comes to accessing the
library.
Track
returns to prominence
For those of you who do not know him,
his name is Leroy Burrell, Olympic gold medal winner and head coach of
the Cougar track and field program. Burrell and assistant coaches Kyle
Tellez and Theresa Fuqua work hard at recruiting and training dedicated
athletes who are committed to bringing championship prominence back to
a once dominant program.
Smaller
clubs offer better bills
Live music in the summertime doesnit
have to be associated with lawn seats, overpriced band merchandise and
long bathroom lines ? there are plenty of worthy options this weekend for
patrons of smaller clubs.
Cougar
Comics
Campus
Spotlight |
Volume 69, Issue 144, Thursday, June 10, 2004
News
Experience defines
UH business program
UH prof to direct math institute
University will close on Friday
Students' interests unite
in internship
Opinion
UH blind to disabled students
The library: handicap (in)accessible
In his land: Reagan's legacy
remains
Staff Editorial
Editorial Cartoon
Sports
Track returns to prominence
UH lands 92 on C-USA list
Arts
& Entertainment
Smaller clubs offer better
bills
Viewers should just say 'no'
to bad TV
Anthology of hip-hop's greats
fails to represent
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