Sam Houston
BIOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVES
- The Young Schoolmaster
- Houston and Native Americans
- The Presidential Ambition
- Houston and Technology
- Old Sam Jacinto
- Houston--Legendary Giant
- The Houston Homes
- Houston The Emancipator
- The Women in Houston's Life
- Sam's Spiritual Journey
- Sam Houston and Stephen
F. Austin
For more on Sam Houston the Man see the Sam Houston Memorial Museum Web site, which includes a Chronology of the life of Sam Houston.
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- SHSU Web Site Gets Redesign
- Fritz Named Head Football Coach
- Funds Donated For Center Renovation
- Center Establishes Mentorship Award
- Blatchley, Bamberg Are Grad Speakers
- H1N1 Vaccine Available For Students
- Regents Approve Tuition, Fee Increases
- Fifth Graders Get Science Lessons
- STAFS Provides Solutions In First Year
- Students Make Peanut Butter For Project
- Mentoring Program Helps CS Students
- Dean Offers Eating Tips For Students
- Four Named To COBA Hall Of Honor
- Water Treatment Technology Produced
- Rivalry Game Moving To Houston
- Class Publishes Book On Death Row
- Awareness Event 'Pinks Out' Stadium
- Cultural District Kicked Off
- Athletics Offers $1 Tickets
- Nobel Laureate Walesa Speaks
- Rodeo Opens Season With Wins
- Author Visits Campus For Forum
- CJava Opens In CJ Center
- Campus Radio Goes High-Def
- Homecoming Decoration Winners
- Scenes From Homecoming 2009
- Vienne Gives Financial Tips
- SHSU Named 10th Safest In U.S.
- Team Researches ‘Green Solutions'
- Homecoming Celebrates Sammy
- Week Raises Alcohol Awareness
- Luttrell Discusses Life As 'Survivor'
- H1N1 Update: None Confirmed
- Five Honored As 'Distinguished'
- Employee Vaccinations Prioritized
- First ROTC Day At Bowers Held
- Faculty Honored At President's Dinner
- 'Lone Survivor' Named 14th Speaker
SHSU 'In the News'
Criminal justice professor Raymond Teske was recently interviewed by the Dallas Morning News for an article that discusses the declining murder rates in the city. Teske attributes decreasing figures to the stiffening of the state's sentencing guidelines. In addition, an Associated Press story that discusses Teske's research, which concluded that the death penalty is a homicide deterrent, was featured in the Houston Chronicle.
Brian Domitrovic, assistant professor of history, was part of a panel that discussed the decline of the dollar and how to fix it on the Oct. 22 episode of CNBC's The Kudlow Report. Following the segment, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who also appeared on the show, plugged Domitrovic's book Econoclasts. In addition, he was one of the experts who discussed the gross domestic product in a recent Public Radio International story.
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