Wednesday, January 21, 2004
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	Herriott makes first on-campus impression TCU faculty met the first of three Provost candidates in a forum Tuesday. Provost candidate Arthur Herriott emphasized the university’s role as a liberal arts institution in a faculty forum Tuesday. “Liberal arts are an important part of the training of any student,” he said. “You’re not just training them for an immediate career.”Herriott, a chemistry professor at Florida International University in Miami, is one of three provost candidates, along with TCU geology department chairman Nowell Donovan and DePaul University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean Michael Mezey.Herriott also discussed TCU’s role as a liberal arts institution versus its role as a research university.		Ty Halasz/Staff Photographer Provost candidate Arthur Herriot fielded questions in an open meeting Tuesday afternoon in the Sid Richardson Building.
	FORGING THE FUTURE Entrepreneurial program is one of the best in the country From past to present, graduate works to advance program	Officials consider meals in Moudy SGA representatives hope to bring food service to north campus.
	Welcome back party today Frog Freeze Fest, a welcome back party, will be sponsored by Programming Council at 5 p.m. today in the Student Center.	SGA officers inaugurated Continuing the progress of TCU was the theme at the Student Government Association officer initiation ceremony Tuesday night at the Kelly Alumni Center.
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