Photos from Poetry Night at the UHCL’s Cappuccino Bono, held Wednesday, Oct. 6. There are two more poetry nights scheduled for the rest of the semester, one on Nov. 3 and one during finals week on Dec. 1. All types of poetry are welcome.

Photos from Poetry Night at the UHCL’s Cappuccino Bono, held Wednesday, Oct. 6. This event was put on by Dr. Subramanian, assistant professor of humanities at UHCL. There are two more poetry nights scheduled for the rest of the semester, one Nov. 3 and one during finals week on Dec. 1. All types of poetry are welcome.

Clare Leonard, president of Celtic Connections, and Chris Greenfield, vice president of Celtic Connections, show their Welsh pride by wearing red for Wales Day Monday, March 1. Celtic Connections gave away free Welsh cake to anyone wearing red at Cappuccino Bono, which was adorned with Welsh decor.

Ruth Garay

The Signal Staff

How do I love rhythmic words, let me count the ways. Students, faculty and the surrounding community gather to recite and experience the living art that is poetry.

The school of Human Sciences and Humanities is hosting a poetry series at Cappuccino Bono, Oct. 13 and Nov. 18, from 5-6:30 p.m. at the University of Houston-Clear Lake.

The poetry reading is a joint venture of John Gorman, professor of literature, Arch Erich, associate professor of social work, and Shreerekha Subramanian, assistant professor of humanities.

The first readings, held in October 2008, were launched to provide a way for the UHCL campus and community to heal and celebrate the survival of Hurricane Ike. Continue Reading