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Security without safety: UH students deserve better - The Cougar (opens the original)
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UH is known for many things: one of the nation’s top entrepreneurship programs, a diverse student body and a nationally recognized basketball team. Unfortunately, being known as a safe campus isn’t one of them. Campus safety remains a major concern for new and returning students. UHPD reported an aggravated robbery Aug. 12, just days before students were scheduled to move into campus housing. The incident followed three reported robberies during the spring semester. For many students, incidents
Cats Back: Kicking off the semester - The Cougar (opens the original)
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Students explore Cougar Kickoff during weeks of welcome, Tuesday, August 20, 2024, in Houston, Texas. | Raphael Fernandez/ The Cougar The first week of classes is always one of the busiest, yet calmest, parts of the semester. Between syllabus week, adjusting to a new routine and meeting new people, those first few days set the tone for the months ahead. Amid all the craziness, one of the most valuable things students can do is find a place to get involved. Whether that’s Greek life, a club tied
Time flies by, so say yes to everything - The Cougar (opens the original)
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I can vividly remember my first day at UH. It was a typical August afternoon. The sun was beaming, everything looked huge, I kept getting lost and it was kind of scary. I was moving into my dorm at Cougar Village 1 and into a room with complete strangers. I remember begging my boyfriend not to leave after we finished unpacking and then sobbing when he did, not because I’m clingy but because I was terrified of what was coming next, a new chapter that I had to go through alone. I can remember that
The weird grief of outgrowing people - The Cougar (opens the original)
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It’s easy to believe that everything you have in this very moment is permanent: your style, lingo, interests and even your friends. That’s why when you graduate high school, move away from home or start college, change can feel so shocking. Even if you say you’ll keep in touch, the people you spent every day with suddenly become people you only see through social media posts and occasional texts. You spend so many years growing up with some of them that you start to believe the friendship is per
America can't afford to cut on food safety - The Cougar (opens the original)
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As the cyclosporiasis outbreak continues to affect Americans across the country, it has left behind more than just illness. It has also left a bitter taste and growing distrust of the very systems meant to keep our food safe. That reaction is only natural when ingredients found in everyday meals suddenly become unsafe to eat and companies begin recalling products people had in their refrigerators just days before. But it also raises a larger question: Would this outbreak have been identified and
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