TCU Daily Skiff

	Thursday, September 26, 2002

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Service to be held today for former Brite minister

Kenneth Teegarden, former president of the Christian Church and minister of Brite Divinity School, died Sunday.

Job journeys

Career fair

Photo editor/Sarah McClellan

Raquel Torres, a senior e-business major, spoke to Dustee Morris, marketing coordinator at the center for assisted reproduction, at the career fair Wednesday.

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HELP
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COMMENTARY

Sometimes there isn’t a good reason to help — until the time comes when you need help.

CORRECTION

Suzanne Huffman is an associate professor of journalism. Her title was incorrect in a headline Wednesday.

Salary of new chancellor may differ from Ferrari

McCullough says studying history asset to nation

Radio-TV-film students eagerly await seminar to learn how to pitch ideas to professionals

Missing class for an illness should be a valid excuse

President’s threat to Iraq is a violation of sovereignty, assault on Hussein

Consumer protection getting out of hand

After being out for a year, defensive end Schobel ready to get back in game

From a long line of TCU football players, Bo Schobel is determined to overcome his injury and follow in the footsteps of his father and cousins.

Football photo

Photographer/Simon Lopez

Junior Bo Schobel, (No. 21) is back for the Frogs after a season-ending injury in 2001.

Punk edge loses out to sensitivity in Miller’s solo debut

Rhett Miller’s first official solo album lacks the individuality he had with his band the Old 97s.

New coach aims for team to be among elite

Borelli brings experience from USC and USTA to a team that has been a consistent competitor in the NCAA regionals.

TCU Rated 19th in All-Star Girls Report Preseason Poll

Frog named C-USA Cross Country Athlete of Week

Headline

Pei Wei gives local Asian restaurants run for business

With its many twists, ‘Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever’ doesn’t hit mark

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