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NASA flies students on the Weightless Wonder

The goal of education is for students to be able to exercise what they learn in the classroom, but three UHCL students and two San Jacinto College–North students literally got to watch their hard work take flight.

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‘Bully’ shines spotlight on growing problem

Bullying is one of the oldest, most traumatic aspects of childhood. In the past, bullying has been dismissed as simply “kids being kids.” This indifferent attitude is now being challenged in the new documentary “Bully.”

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THE LONG STORY

Tyler Long, a 17-year-old high school student from Murray County, GA came home from school one night and retired to his room. The next morning, his father found him dead; he had hanged himself.

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IEEE UHCL Student Branch wins three awards

The UHCL student branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) won three awards from the IEEE.

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UHCL Model Arab League attends National Council in D.C.

The UHCL Model Arab League team competed at the Bilateral Model Arab League regional conference in Houston March 24 and 25.

UHCL wins 28 awards at TIPA Conference

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UHCL wins 28 awards at TIPA Conference

The excitement in the air was palpable. With whispered questions of curiosity about the outcome, the 2012 Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Awards (TIPA) began in Corpus Christi, Texas.

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Setting privacy boundaries for employers

For new users to join Facebook, they must first acknowledge they have read, understood and agreed to Facebook’s Terms and Date Use Policy before they can connect to family, friends, peers, co-workers and special interest groups.

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INVISIBLE CHILDREN CRUSADE

Hiding somewhere in the jungles of Africa is one of the most well-known criminals in the world. Joseph Kony became a household name when atrocities committed by him received recent mass exposure in one of the most viral online videos of all time.

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Monument honoring Tejanos’ historic contributions unveiled at state Capitol

Alonzo Alvarez de Pineda mapped the Texas coast in 1519. In 1813 more than 1000 Tejanos died fighting for Texas’ independence from Mexico.

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Houston businesses offer college student discounts

Most college students struggle to make ends meet. In an effort to help, the Student Government Association recently joined several other colleges as part of the Student Savers Program, which recruits local businesses and provides them with the chance to offer discounts to college students.

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