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Be Informed, Get Involved: SLICE Community Service Fair

Looking for local community service opportunities? If so, then look no further! The UHCL Student Leadership, Involvement and Community Engagement (SLICE) program is hosting its second annual Community Service Fair Monday, Sept. 19 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in Bayou Atrium I. All university students, faculty, staff and community members are invited to visit the Community [...]

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The Signal covers Mardi Gras Galveston 2011

The Signal broadcast reporter Carissa Puls and videographer Sophia Stewart traveled down to Galveston to check out the 2011 Mardi Gras celebration, which took place on the island Feb. 25-March 8.

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VIDEO: The Signal covers Mardi Gras Galveston

The Signal broadcast reporter Carissa Puls and videographer Sophia Stewart traveled down to Galveston to check out the 2011 Mardi Gras celebration, which took place on the island Feb. 25-March 8.

Come See My Dead Person fuses multiple music genres

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Come See My Dead Person fuses multiple music genres

Packing the tiny, dark club, ghosts and ghouls and the occasional naughty nurse stand shoulder to shoulder. Green strobe lights cast an eerie glow upon the crowd, flickering in their wild eyes.

Galveston branded dead city

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Galveston branded dead city

Two years after Hurricane Ike swept through Galveston causing billions of dollars in damage, the island is forced to defend itself due to a media blog labeling it as one of America’s top 10 dead cities.

Douglas McIntyre, editor of 24/7 Wall St. and former editor-in-chief and publisher of Financial World magazine, recently posted an article on his blog, “America’s Ten Dead Cities: From Detroit To New Orleans,” that named Galveston as number 10.

Galveston refuses to rest in peace

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Galveston refuses to rest in peace

Two years after Hurricane Ike, blogger Douglas McIntyre dubbed the city of Galveston No. 10 on a list of America’s top 10 dead cities on his blog, 24/7 Wall Street.

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Galveston Not Dead

Galveston a Dead City?

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Santa’s sleigh stops by the seashore

The Historic Downtown Strand Seaport Partnership held its 3rd annual Santa by the Sea Nov. 28 from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m.

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Santa by the Sea 2009

Santa by the Sea is an annual event in Galveston that lets children have an opportunity to visit Santa and tell him what they want for Christmas presents.

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