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Women
face drugs, date rape when out
This is the second in a two part series
dealing with rape. Part one appeared in Tuesday's newspaper.
Globalization
grips the world
It is evident; globalization is a
dominant aspect of our time. Earlier this week, UH held a debate on its
effects. Public figures are either constantly speaking out against it or
helping to promote it. Large corporations are, of course, backing it with
every financial resource they can spare. And the government seems to be
making it somewhat of a top priority.
Coogs
belong in heart of Texas
I admit I'm an anachronism when it
comes to Cougar football. I long for those glory days when the Cougars
swaggered through their Southwest Conference opponents with the same easy
flair of Zorro slicing his initial in the tight britches of Sgt. Garcia.
Dashboard's
new sound a misstep
Even on a school night, Dashboard
Confessional managed to draw 1,000 or so of its mostly high-school-age
fans to its first Houston concert in more than a year. Each one was eager
to see the band try to answer the question that's been hanging over the
group since it found sudden success in the mainstream.
Cougar
Comics
Campus
Spotlight |
Volume 69, Issue 18, Thursday, September 18,
2003
News
Women face drugs, date rape
when out
Artists find home in Third Ward
SGA passes $119K budget at meeting
Web sites offer help for procrastinators
Opinion
Globalization grips the world
Republicans push diversity
Health Dept. demands respect
Letters to the Editor
Staff Editorial
Editorial Cartoon
Sports
Coogs belong in heart of Texas
Cats and dogs
Win, lose or last, baseball is beautiful
Bulldogs bullish on traditions, wins
Arts
& Entertainment
Dashboard's new sound a misstep
Marfreless a perfect romantic hideaway
'Rotation' embraces change
Theaters fill with mediocre movies
Weakerthans renew faith in pop-punk
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