Turning Disasters into Learning Opportunities
Clark Friesen, associate professor of speech communication at Lone Star College–Tomball, sees service learning as an untapped resource in the fight against terrorism. He also thinks the aftermath of this summer's hurricanes should be the catalyst for service learning projects that focus on disaster preparation and recovery, especially in high-risk areas such as Houston.
Philosophy and Science for the Good Life
From the ancients to the futurists, food is an important element for philosophy and science. Cy-Fair philosophy professor Jason Moulenbelt introduces us to the real Epicurus. You might be surprised at the menu. Lone Star College–Montgomery biotech professor Larry Loomis-Price says the ancient art of biotech will carry us to a bright future. And you can find some of it in your refrigerator.
"What would happen if I mixed this...with that?"
When you open your refrigerator do you think, "Aha--biotech!" When you envision the good life do you dream of biotech? Or do you think it's scary? Lone Star College–Montgomery biotech professor Larry Loomis-Price says....
Horse Sense, Heroes, Latillas and Tortillas
Anytime is a good time to enjoy a look at our Western heritage with our Star Experts.
A Recipe with Tortillas from the Chancellor's Chuck Wagon
Chancellor John Pickelman's reputation as an accomplished chef has attracted thousands of dollars to the foundation's scholarship fund. We requested a recipe that would be well matched to the appetites of rodeo-goers and the skills of the average chuck wagon cook.
Latillas, Vigas and Western Style
Susan Ouren of Lone Star College-Kingwood traces the evolution of Western style in interior design and suggests some "home on the range" ideas to add Southwestern warmth to your decor.
Horse Sense
Sydna Webb, professor of kinesiology at Lone Star College–Tomball has loved horses all her life and shares her wisdom on why "green on green makes black and blue" and a humorous outlook on why "horses are cowards."
Heroes
Western writer and Lone Star College-Kingwood history professor Link Hullar identifies the attributes of a true Western legend and describes the fantastic life and legacy of his all-time favorite.
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