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Midterm elections matter: What UH students need to know - The Cougar (opens the original)
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It’s hard to believe that the presidential election was less than two years ago, yet here we are again preparing for another one. Midterm elections often don’t receive the same publicity, campaign rallies and continuous coverage as the presidential election, but their results are equally significant. With less than three months until Nov. 3, voting is not just needed, but vital. Unlike presidential elections that select the next head of state, midterms decide which party controls Congress. As of
Daisy Chain Fields is more than a festival - The Cougar (opens the original)
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Olivia Rodrigo’s festival debut, Daisy Chain Fields, has quickly become more than just a music festival. From its highly anticipated lineup and strategic marketing to community-filled spaces, almost every part of the festival has a purpose. The most vital aspect of the festival were the millions of donations toward nonprofits. The festival took place on August 29 at Great Park in Irvine, California. Around 45,000 people attended. It featured an all-women lineup, gathering artists from different
Your schedule needs room for you, too - The Cougar (opens the original)
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For many students, burnout doesn’t typically begin on the first day of class; it starts creeping in before then. There’s already a long list of things to get done before ever stepping foot in a classroom. Syllabi need to be reviewed, transportation routes planned and school payments arranged. Add work, organizations and maintaining a social life into the mix and suddenly it can feel like the semester started before you even set foot on campus. It is easy to get caught up in the chaos of back-to-
Texas heat is changing, AI is part of the reason - The Cougar (opens the original)
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Texas has always been known for its hot summers. Long days by the river, sweat-soaked afternoons and jokes about frying eggs on the pavement have become routine for us. We expect the heat, but what we didn’t anticipate is the record-breaking heat returning every summer. The mugginess is lasting longer, nights are staying warmer and all-time highs continue to break. It’s no longer just “normal Texas weather.” It is part of a larger pattern. Climate patterns have always fluctuated, but today’s ext
Being broke shouldn't be part of college - The Cougar (opens the original)
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Being broke in college has become so normalized it’s almost expected or part of “the college experience.” Students joke about surviving off instant ramen, checking bank accounts before every purchase, being in crippling credit card debt and counting down the days until the next paycheck hits. What was once a temporary struggle for a handful of college students has now become something much bigger. As tuition, rent, groceries and other everyday expenses continue to rise, students are no longer ju
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