Subject: Stephen Klineberg

• Houston's Working Class Gets Bumped into Homelessness and Poverty by the Crashing Economy

  An already strained system struggles to accommodate a new breed of homeless.

  March 19, 2009

• The DREAM Act Might Be Dead, But These Kids' Hopes Are Not

  June 19, 2008

• Machinist and Truck Drivers

  The College Question

  June 12, 2008

• College Immaterial for High School Students in Vocational Training

  Good paying jobs, no huge loan burdens, exciting course work — the new vo-tech attracts more and more hi-tech students

  May 15, 2008

• Houston's Best Public High Schools

  February 23, 2006

• The Mixmaster

  County Judge Bob Eckels, the Doc Ock of transportation, is busy planning more roads

  July 22, 2004

• Letters

  June 10, 2004

• Make It S-T-O-P

  The Texans go scoreless on tunes as well as turf

  August 21, 2003

• Noodle-Gazing

  A five-part journey into Houston's fusion scene starts with some noodles

  February 28, 2002

• Under The Volcano

  Crown Central Petroleum spews, sputters and flares up. Neighbors of the plant view it uneasily, never quite sure when it's going to blow.

  February 14, 2002

• Awakening Giant

  Immigrant Hispanic workers at Quietflex spoke out. Now their struggle may reshape organized labor in Houston.

  February 24, 2000

• NPR Visits Houston To Examine Growth, Using A Soothing Voice

  ​You may have missed it this morning -- but a podcast should be available here (and part two is tomorrow)-- but NPR's Morning Edition came to Houston to look at how we handle growth.The network's Steve Inskeep said Houston represents the latest chapter of the Urban Frontier series because we have faced challenges and still do.Greater Houston has around 5.7 million people. They're spread across roughly 10,000 square miles. That's a larger land area than New Jersey.So many people, so many big ai

  September 17, 2009