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Columns
Dec 08, 2014
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Let the magic begin

Raising young children is an adventure in itself; traveling with them is a whole other story.
Mixed Signals
Nov 19, 2014
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How I make my kids cry

Contrary to my children’s belief, I do not lay in bed at night wondering how I can make their lives miserable.
Campus News & Life
Nov 17, 2014
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UHCL professor moonlights as blogger for Huffington Post

Keith Parsons, UHCL professor of philosophy, has recently taken up blogging for The Huffington Post, a Pulitzer prize-winning Internet newspaper owned...
News
Oct 20, 2014
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Ebola virus reminiscent of AIDS epidemic

Thomas Eric Duncan, 42, died from Ebola Oct. 8 at Dallas’ Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital.
News
Oct 06, 2014
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Keeping students safe on college campuses

Jesse Mathew, 32, was arrested Sept. 27 on Bolivar Peninsula, located approximately 50 miles away from UHCL, as a suspect in the abduction of Universi...
Features
Sep 22, 2014
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Virtual field trips

Virtual field trips are on the rise. Schools are taking students all over the world from their classroom. This slideshow views how schools are using t...
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