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health care (n.) — Not healthcare
high school — No hyphen in high school student, high school teacher, etc.
Hilton University of Houston — The official name of the Hilton hotel located on the UH campus.
The Honors College — Capitalize the “T” in “The” in headlines, the word mark, other titles and subtitles. Capitalize the “H” in Honors when modifying nouns associated with the college. In running text, lowercase the in all cases.
Honors students, Honors courses
The Honors College is hosting a reception for incoming freshmen.
The department has a dedicated scholarship for Honors students.
Students graduating from the Honors College will receive special recognition.
Homecoming — Not homecoming. Capitalize the H.
homepage — Not home page
honorary degree — Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa; Do not use Dr. before the name of an individual whose only doctorate is honorary.
John Doe, Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary) or (honoris causa) or (h.c.)
however — Avoid starting a sentence with however when the meaning is nevertheless. The word usually serves better when not in first position.
Yes: I never thought I would pass that course. After a lot of hard work, however, I earned a “B.”
No: I never thought I would pass that course. However, after a lot of hard work, I earned a “B.”
When however comes first, it means in whatever way or to whatever extent.
Yes: However you advise him, he probably will do as he thinks best.
Yes: However discouraging the prospect, he never lost heart.
hurricane — Capitalize hurricane when it is part of the formal name assigned to a storm: Hurricane Harvey.
hyphens — see Punctuation Primer