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SGA
seeks improvements
Representation, communication among concerns
By
Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter
The Student Government Association’s new officers are working
to make the organization more effective on campus by improving representation,
President Brad Thompson said.
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Block,
Scholastic use the Big Red Dog to implement nationwide reading program
By
Lara Hendrickson
Staff Reporter
Professor of education Cathy Block said she is on sabbatical from
TCU this semester to work with the Scholastic Program in continuing
promotion of literature in thousands of elementary schools nationwide
using the Clifford, the Big Red Dog book series.
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WEB SITE
New student page seems unnecessary
Call
us creatures of habit, but we’re not on board yet with this
(my.tcu.edu).
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The Issue: Should the federal government freeze
social spending because of the war on terrorism to avoid trying
to have both guns and butter?
Prozac
won’t solve children’s problems
COMMENTARY
Jordan Blum
Imagine
a third grader who gets his lunch money stolen on a regular basis
by an older bully. This begins to happen fairly often and the boy
gets more upset and cries more often when he gets home.
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Lady
Frogs battle Bearcats
By Drew Irwin
Skiff Staff
The
Conference USA preseason coaches’ poll indicated two teams
would most likely battle for the Conference USA championship —
TCU and Cincinnati.
But
after playing 14 games so far this season, the two teams have gone
in opposite directions.
The Lady Frogs are 7-7 (0-1 in C-USA), while the Bearcats are first
in C-USA at 11-3 (1-0 in C-USA).
The Frogs will face off against Cincinnati at 6 p.m. Friday at Shoemaker
Center, a place the Bearcats have not lost this year (10-0). TCU
has yet to win on the road (0-5).
“They’re a good team all around,” head coach Jeff
Mittie said. “They’re very good offensively, and they
have a good defense.”
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Photo
editor/Ty Halasz
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Sophomore
forward Sandora Irvin puts up a jumper late in the second
half against Utah.
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BEST
OF ENTERTAINMENT 2002
Best of television
By David Reese
Features Editor
Best
television dramas of 2002
1. Six Feet Under (HBO)
2. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CBS)
3. The Sopranos (HBO)
4. The Shield (FX)
5. 24 (FOX)
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Best
of movies
By Taylor Gibbons
Skiff Staff
Best
films of 2002
1. “Gangs of New York”
2. “The Ring”
3. “Insomnia”
4. “Minority Report”
5. “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers”
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Best
of music
By Meghan Youker and Lauren Martin
Skiff Staff
Best
Albums of 2002
1. The White Stripes “White Blood Cells”
2. Eminem “The Eminem Show”
3. Queens of the Stone Age “Songs for the Deaf”
4. Dixie Chicks “Home”
5. Coldplay “A Rush of Blood to the Head”
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