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Students enrolling in Houston Community College and paying lab fees in the Digital Communications Department are exposed to legacy software. Certain classes are receiving the proper updates to keep up with the changing and evolving times while others are not.
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Emergency in Pakistan

By Unab Ovais

Pakistan has been an independent country for the past 50 years and we have seen periods of democratic rule intermingled with martial law.
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Closed court office stopped delay in execution

By Unab Ovais

A stern judge enforced execution of a convicted killer Michael Richard by not extending office hours.
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Hands and hearts travel along Care Highway

By Mamta Mehta

On a typical morning Chris Morrison wakes up and thinks about getting medical aid, food supplies and other essentials to millions of people thousands of miles away while most people only think about waking up, having a cup of coffee and driving to work.
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Suzuki method uses unique philosophy

By Todd Schuh

With many different methods to teach music that exist, the method of Dr. Shinichi Suzuki (1898-1998) stands above the rest.
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Universal Forum of Cultures 2007 seeks to build cultural bridges

By Shirley García

In a world of war and cultural division the Universal Forum of Cultures is building bridges between communities, cultures and countries instead.
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Student involvement affects academics

By Edouard Dubiton

As a student at HCC struggling to pay for my own tuition and working a full-time job at the same time, it is important to me that I am getting the most for my money — or at least my money's worth.
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