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Bring
it on
Coach
encourages positive fans to pack the coliseum
The
men’s basketball coach spoke with students to encourage
a full crowd for upcoming games, but said he wants chanting
against opponents to stop.
Men’s
head basketball coach Neil Dougherty said Tuesday that
fans should support TCU victories by chanting for the
Frogs, rather than belittling opponents.
Dougherty said he appreciated the massive fan support
for TCU during the game against the Louisville Cardinals
Feb. 17, but disapproved when fans chanted that the Cardinals
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Karly
Campbell/Staff Photographer
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coach Neil Dougherty (far right), accompanied by
Athletics Director of Marketing Tim George (far
left), speaks to students in The Main about the
game tonight and the importance of their support.
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splash |
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Stephen
Spillman/Staff Photographer
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| Freshman
entrepreneurial management major Colin Hamer takes
a pass at a water polo match last night in the University
Recreation Center. |
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Grad
programs’ role explored
TCU
officials discuss the role of doctorate education in the
university in relation to other universities nationwide. |
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CORRECTION
Junior
theater major Michelle Martinez was misidentified as senior
theatre and radio-TV-film major Jaclyn Napier in a front
page picture Tuesday of the actors in “Melrose Stories.” |
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Honor
society exhibits art
Art
works as varied as clay chicken figurines and an advertising
campaign graphic for Duck Tape are on display at the fourth
annual ArtSlam exhibition in the University Art Gallery
in Moudy Building North. |
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