Week of August 30-September 3, 2004

• Disease Diagnosis, Drug Development Focus of UH Prof’s Biochip Research
  B. Montgomery Pettitt One of Only Three Americans
  to Present at International Nanoscience Conference
• Musicians and Cheerleaders: A Different Sort of Athlete
  Marching Band, Cheer Team to Benefit from Fitness,
  Nutrition Assessments at UH
• Band Aid: Old Building Finds New Life as UH Architectural Workshop
  Onetime Marching Band Practice Site to Become
  Keeland Design Exploration Center
• Molding Fresh Minds For Mars Research Goal of Teacher Workshop at UH

Week of August 23-27, 2004

• Reducing Risks to Astronauts Earns Top Honors for UH Engineer
  Stanley Kleis Receives Public Service Medal
  from NASA for New Bioreactor System
• Plane Truth: Houston’s Only Air Force ROTC Program
  Moving Into New Facility at UH
• Discover You Through ‘Discover U’ With UH and HCC
  Texas Medical Center Institution Employees
  Empowered by Program to Further Education
• Study Analyzes Conservative Vs. Liberal Court Decisions By Bush Judges
  Bush’s Re-election Could Produce More Conservative Courts, Says UH Political Scientist Robert Carp
• UH Events Open to the Public – Aug. 30 – Sept. 12, 2004
• Cleaner Water, More Efficient Electricity Among UH Chemical Research
  Six Presentations on Docket at Annual American Chemical Society Meeting

Week of August 16-20, 2004

• Awards Dinner Spotlights UHS Sugar Land Scholarship Winners
  Fort Bend Club of Houston Alumni Organization Cosponsors Annual Event
• Morgan Dunn O’Connor Elected UH System Board of Regents Chair
  FY 05 Officers Include Leroy Hermes as Vice Chair,
  Raul Gonzalez as Secretary
• UH System Regents Approve $933 Million Budget For Fiscal Year 2005
  Plans Include Faculty Expansion, Additional Construction
  as Record Fall Enrollment Anticipated
• Tim Hudson Named President of UH-Victoria
• Students From UH Talk Politics With India’s President
  Study Abroad Group Learns about Economics, Culture, Government

Week of August 9-13, 2004

• ‘New And Better Drugs For Tuberculosis’ Goal of UH Professor
  Kurt Krause to Present NIH-funded Research of Team at Symposium
• Free Eye Care For Kids Who Participate in National Study at UH
  Nearsighted Preteens Benefit from Research on Vision Correction
  and Self Image at College of Optometry
• UH Events Open to the Public – AUG. 16 – 29, 2004

Week of August 2-6, 2004

• Enhancing Patient Care Earns UH Pharmacy Students Top Honors
  First through Fourth Place Swept by UH
  in Texas Pharmacy Association Competition
• Human Health Risks In Space Flight Focus of Research Internships
  Two UH Students Score Spots in National Space
  Biomedical Research Institute Program
  

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