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Town
hall meeting discusses race, change
At the meeting based on the seven-part Fort
Worth Star-Telegram series the “Color of Hate,”
panelists discussed how Fort Worth has changed since the Jim
Crow era.
By Jill Meninger
Staff Reporter
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Photographer/Ty
Halasz
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Fort
Worth Star-Telegram staff writer Tim Madigan discusses his
experiences researching for the special section “The
Color Of Hate.”
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HONOR
Proposed code leads to many concerns
COMMENTARY
Some students feel that an honor code at TCU would be ineffective,
and at worst, would turn students against each other in the
quest for a good GPA. |
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Products
for making life easy actually make us lazy
COMMENTARY
Kelly Morris
No
matter what age or gender, we all struggle with some level of
stress in our lives and are looking for a magic pill —
one that relieves our worries and brings order to our chaos
— all in one dose. |
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Photographer/Ty
Halasz
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Senior
guard Junior Blount and the Frogs play their final exhibition
of the season against Makesure Sport Saturday night.
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Concert
Preview
Rock band Slobberbone moves away from country
overtones in new album
Local Denton band’s new album,
“Slippage” reflects its rock ‘n’ roll core.
Slobberbone will continue to perform live, unique performances,
however.
By Taylor Gibbons
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