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Lone Star College-CyFair’s Learning, Inspiration, Fellowship, and Enrichment (LIFE) Programs are scheduled through the month of January as the Spring 2012 semester begins.

LIFE sessions are free and open to the public and held Wednesdays from 10:00 am to 11:00 am in the library (Room 131 unless otherwise noted) at 9191 Barker Cypress.


Enjoy free music every Tuesday evening from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm at Lone Star College-CyFair performed by the Sounds of Cypress Concert Winds.

They play various musical styles, including jazz, pop, show-tunes, and classical.

Sounds of Cypress Concert Winds is also looking for talented local musicians to join them in these weekly sessions and as they play at events across the Houston area.  There are no dues or fees to become a member.


The Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic Program at Lone Star College- Cy-Fair has recently earned national accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).

LSC-CyFair is now one of only 19 institutions in Texas with this accreditation. It is a full five-year accreditation.


Claire Hart-Palumbo has passionately worked in theatre for over 30 years. This month she will see her dream and hard work come to fruition on stage at the Main Stage Theatre, 9191 Barker Cypress October 13th through October 23rd. Her adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull” is titled “The Seagull in the Delta” - a story of people searching for love and acceptance in a world divided by class issues.

“In graduate school, my pre-thesis work focused on late nineteenth century Russian theater, with an emphasis on Chekhov,” said Hart-Palumbo. She is a talented actress, director, arts administration, teacher, voice and diction coach and most recently a playwright. “I tried unsuccessfully to get several theaters interested in producing Chekhov. But most did not have the passion for it that I had, citing reasons of large casts and poor translations as well as a general ‘unmarketability’ of these brilliant plays.”


Towne Lake to Host Houston Triathlon

The Towne Lake community will be host to many of the finest athletes from Houston and across Texas during the Houston Triathlon on Sunday, Sept. 25.

Last year more than 1,000 people participated in this bike/swim/run race and organizers are preparing for an even larger turnout this time.


Basketball is a fast-paced, entertaining sport for everyone involved, especially the players. The popular sport can also offer its players rewards including scholarships, the opportunity to graduate from a great school like Lone Star College-Cy Fair and even the possibility for further success – on and off the basketball court – at a four year university.

Triston Grounds and Jeremy Victor, former LSC-CyFair Fighting Ducks Basketball players, now know first hand that great opportunities can come along with their sport. These two talented players credit much of their success to their LC-CyFair coach, Larry Norris, who takes the time to really get to know his players, their goals, and what he can do to help make them successful.


A free North Houston area business start-up and resource guide was recently published by the Lone Star College Systems Small Business Development Center (LSCS SBDC).

The guide was created to give entrepreneurs the information and procedures they need to consider before starting a new business venture.

The title of the guide is “The Business Start-Up and Resource Guide, A Guide to Starting and Growing a Business in the North Houston Area”.


Student Art Show Going on Now

The Bosque Gallery’s Spring Student Art Show, exhibiting student artwork is being held now through May 5, 2011.

This art show is an end of the semester exhibition that features the artwork LSC-CyFair visual art students have been working on for the last four months. A variety of media will be exhibited, including photography, painting, drawing, ceramics and sculpture.


Lone Star College-Fairbanks Center will be offering a series of fun and enjoyable cooking classes this year. The summer cooking series will be held from June 11 through August 13 at the college.

The series will include several different practical culinary topics including Economy Cooking and Picnic Time in June, Allergy-Free Cooking, Chinese Cuisine, Sushi-Making, Food and Wine Parings and a “Taste of Italy”.

Registration is ongoing. Participants can register for individual classes or the entire series.


On Monday, April 11, Lone Star College-CyFair (LSC-CyFair) Branch Library began hosting a Holocaust exhibition entitled “Whoever Saves a Single Life… Rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust.” The exhibit will be open to the public and available for viewing through Monday, May 23, during normal library hours.

The exhibition highlights the rescue efforts provided by Non-Jews of the Jews during the Holocaust.

It will also include exhibits on the History of the Holocaust, panels on rescue networks, young rescuers and religious rescuers. The Jewish Foundation for the Righteous organized the exhibit.


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