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‘The
Testament of Freedom’
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David
Dunai - Senior Photographer
Hundreds
gathered in Broadway Baptist Church Tuesday for the Memorial
American Concert dedicated to all who perished in innocence
and in service during last week’s tragedy. Admission
was free thanks to sponsorship by the Van Cliburn Foundation
and Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra.
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Today
in history
1985
— In Mexico City
the first of two killer
earthquakes hit the city. Ultimately, nearly 10,000 people
were killed.
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Wednesday,
September 19, 2001
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Graduating
seniors to vote on commencement location
By Jacque Petersell
Staff Reporter
Graduating seniors may see a change in the way Spring Commencement
takes place. An e-mail was sent to seniors and faculty last week
by Patrick Miller, registrar and director of enrollment management,
announcing two alternatives to the graduation ceremony and included
a link to a survey where seniors could vote on the alternatives.
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Malls
and media team up to help out
Local broadcasting and radio stations publicize
and promote the fundraiser
By Kristin Delorantis
Staff Reporter
Many area malls are involved in fundraising efforts as a response
to last week’s tragedy in New York City and Washington.
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story
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Taliban
prepared to declare holy war on U.S.
By Amir Shah
Associated Press
KABUL,
Afghanistan — The hard-line Taliban said God would protect
it if the world tried to “set fire” to Afghanistan for
sheltering terrorist suspect Osama bin Laden, and in comments broadcast
Tuesday also called on all Muslims to wage holy war on America if
it attacks.
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Freshman
minority enrollment down
By Sarah McClellan
Staff Reporter
The
TCU admissions office is concerned about the reduction in minority
enrollment for fall 2001, said Ray Brown, dean of admissions.
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Volunteer
DJ upset after KTCU cancels broadcast
By Kristin Campbell
Staff Reporter
John Lamberth, former KTCU-FM (88.7) volunteer disc jockey and TCU
alumnus, says he is still upset that his show, “Dead Air Radio”
was canceled Aug. 20.
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Panelists
talk about politics, terrorism
By John-Mark Day
Staff Reporter
The panelists on the “Understanding the Attack on America:
Politics and Terrorism” forum Tuesday afternoon in the Student
Center lounge told students, faculty and staff the importance of
civil liberties which may decrease after last Tuesday’s terrorist
attack.
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TCU
Daily Skiff enters 100th year of service to university
By Chrissy Braden
Senior Reporter
Some things
that survive 99 years are just old and out-dated.
The TCU Daily Skiff, which begins its 100th year today, may be old,
but it continues to inform and challenge its readers, Chancellor
Michael Ferrari said.
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Skiff
staff pledges to carry on strong tradition of campus service
Welcome
to the 100th year of Skiff coverage. The staff is proud to recognize
this milestone in our newspaper’s history.
Throughout the years, the Skiff staff has worked to improve the
look, readability and prestige of the newspaper. Our staff is no
different.
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