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By Manuel Rearte/The Daily Cougar
But not forgotten: As part of a POW/MIA remembrance
ceremony on Butler Plaza Friday, Margaret Castellano, vice president of
Phi Chi Sigma, a national veteran's fraternity, and her daughter join ROTC
cadet Lee Hale, center, and Army Lt. Col. John Perkowski to take time for
soldiers who have still not been accounted for. Perkowski, whose father
was captured by the Japanese in 1942, traveled from Kansas City, Mo., to
take part in a Houston POW symposium over the weekend.of October,
if all goes as planned. See story on Page 6.
TOP STORIES
UH
goes into overdrive, wins 42-35
Fans leaving Robertson Stadium after
Houston's 42-35 victory over Mississippi State Saturday were greeted by
an unfamiliar sight -- traffic. Most of the 26,233 fans that attended the
game stayed until the end, making leaving the parking lot afterwards a
time-consuming proposition. Those 26,233 fans were 11,247 more than UH
averaged at last year's home games.
Public
schools killed by vouchers
Ah, school vouchers, the ultimate
conservative dream. Take money away from the public education system, one
of the most wildly successful government programs in this nation's history,
and give it to private organizations that have virtually no regulation.
UH
puts monster mash on Bulldogs
Art Briles' Cougars have stormed out
to an impressive 3-1 start and they've done it in a style that has the
children and boozing alumni literally dancing in the aisles.
Wrinkles
don't stop rock
When upper-echelon bands such as U2,
R.E.M. or even legendary solo acts such as Bob Dylan and Elvis Costello
take the stage, shows can be hit or miss. Due to massive catalogs from
years of albums, an audience member might find himself saying, "That was
good, but I wish they would have played these other songs instead."
Cougar
Comics
Campus
Spotlight |
Volume 69, Issue 20, Monday, September 22, 2003
News
UH goes into overdrive, wins
42-35
Parking spaces fall short of enrollment
UHS at Sugar Land fills needs of older
students
Campus Crime Update
Opinion
Public schools killed by vouchers
Vouchers make school satisfactory
We both know your secret
Staff Editorial
Editorial Cartoon
Sports
UH puts monster mash on Bulldogs
Cougar 'D' knows how to clean up
Overtime
Arts
& Entertainment
Wrinkles don't stop rock
Dark 'Underworld' overcomes many flaws
'Secondhand' shines like new
Tough guys live another day
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