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It may be 2017 but that state route that serves as your city’s main arterial roadway was probably built in the last century, during a time when the number of vehicles on it was far fewer. Many main thoroughfares are just not capable of handling today’s population. Traffic congestion is a problem faced by many metropolitan city planners and engineers. Something must be done to improve... (Read More)
On the morning of August 29, dozens of volunteers braved unprecedented flooding in Houston, Texas to save a large colony of bats trapped underneath Waugh Bridge by a swelled Buffalo Bayou. Some bats escaped, finding refuge in nearby structures. Unfortunately, many attempting to leave the roost were unable to catch flight and merely fell into the water, drowning.
“Bats... (Read More)
Summer is practically over and if college-bound men and women haven’t headed back to their schools yet, they will be soon. In honor of the new school year, we’ve scoured the web looking for interesting tidbits about the institutions of higher learning attended by our very own GPA staff.
We found a lot crazy stuff—some inspirational things, too—and shared them below:
