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Family
Matters
Boschini
makes wife and kids a priority
Responsibilities
at work and home keep Chancellor Boschini running, day after day.
He has spent seven months in his new Fort Worth home, but Victor Boschini’s
closet is still unorganized.
The university’s 10th chancellor does not have much time to arrange
his clothing. In addition to TCU commitments, Boschini also juggles
demands as a husband and father. |
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Boschinis: (left to right) Elizabeth, Margaret, wife Megan,
Edward, dad (Boschini), and Mary Catherine. |
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Stage
West thrives in new location
Theater
officials say its new location in the cultural district will allow
for musicals. Its previous location on University Drive was a converted
movie theater. |
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| Opinion |
Redistricting
cause for anger
Change
could make Texas a one-party state
Texas
Democrats are angry, and they have a right to be. Republicans have
only one more step to take before stealing as many as six congressional
seats after a federal court upheld their maniacal redistricting plan. |
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| Sports |
Frogs
win at buzzer
HOUSTON
– TCU overcame an early 14-point deficit to beat the University
of Houston 55-54 thanks to Chudi Chinweze’s put back in the final
second on Tuesday night at Hofheinz Pavilion. |
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| Features |
The
worst in entertainment
From
TV to headlines, 2003 was packed with things we hoped to leave behind
when the ball dropped on New Year’s Eve. Now we take a look back
at the entertainment moments you love to hate. |
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Hollywood
pitches no-hitters
Though
movies can be pretty worthwhile for their action, comedy and sex,
the producers of these movies seemed to be missing their muse while
deciding which clips to leave on the cutting room floor. They should
have cut the whole thing. |
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