By Emma Dannenfelser The Howler's Emma Dannenfelser interviews Lone Star College-Kingwood students on their Thanksgiving traditions and family fun on the holiday!
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China Experienced
By Rachel Byrd Prior to the start of the Fall semester, Professor Richard Almstedt, A. B. D., visited the University of Macau in China on sabbatical. In order to go on sabbatical, a professor must apply to a sabbatical review board with a project in mind. In the case of Professor Almstedt, this project was… Continue reading China Experienced
Black Friday Bruises or Cyber Monday Sales
By Rachel Bryd As Black Friday approaches yet again, Lone Star College students are debating whether they will be risking the crowd to shop Black Friday deals. According to The Balance, an economic website, the number of shoppers in 2017 on Thanksgiving and Black Friday declined by 4% from the previous year. This leads one… Continue reading Black Friday Bruises or Cyber Monday Sales
A Titan Has Fallen
By Cara Young Stan Lee, the father of Marvel Comics, has passed away at the age of 95. Stan Lee became an entertainment icon upon creating several prominent characters such as Spiderman, Wolverine and Black Panther. He became a household name soon following the big screen adaptations of Marvel Comics stories, starting with Iron Man… Continue reading A Titan Has Fallen
Adoption Day in Kingwood
ByC.R. Lyles and Nicolas Oviedo Orjuela View adorable Adoption Day in Kingood here.
Voices From The Storm
By Cara Young, C.R. Lyles, Sara Perry and Hunter Llenos April Boles: When did you/your family evacuate? Was your house already flooded? “My family did not evacuate, however, my mother was worried that our new sheetrock would be destroyed. Our house did not flood even though we live 10 minutes away from LSC-Kingwood. We… Continue reading Voices From The Storm
Creative Destruction: Life Cycle of Hurricane Harvey
By Cara Young Read Cara Young's thoughts on Hurricane Harvey's Life Cycle here.
Expenses: What Hurricane Harvey Cost Texas
By Cara Young Read Cara Young's thoughts on how much Hurricane Harvey took from Texans here.
Harvey Heroine: When the water rose, so did she
By Sara Perry Hurricane Harvey left us all with scars, some financial, some physical, and all emotional. However, even in the wake of disaster comes an air of silver lining. Multiple stories of heroism, community strength, and improbable friendships that likely would have never been written if not for such terrible circumstances. Nicole Hoover’s story… Continue reading Harvey Heroine: When the water rose, so did she
FEMA: Apathetic or Unprepared?
By C.R. Lyles After the calamity of Hurricane Harvey, many Texans were left homeless by nature itself. They were forced from their dirty, wet homes onto the dirty, wet streets. In a FEMA.gov article published in September of 2017, the Federal Emergency Management Agency reported, “With nearly 4.5 feet of rain and 130 mph winds,… Continue reading FEMA: Apathetic or Unprepared?
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