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Ferrari
works out schedule for final semester
Dedicating buildings, setting budget tops list
By
Jacque Nguyen
Staff Reporter
After May 31, Chancellor Michael Ferrari will no longer enter his
office on the third floor of Sadler Hall and sit down for a day
of work. Instead, he said he will be spending time with his family
in Chicago, Ill.
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Interest
grows in program
By
Brent Yarina
Staff Reporter
Miguel Leatham, an associate professor of anthropology, said he
expects the anthropology program to continue to grow in the future
now that the Add Ran College of Humanities and Social Sciences recognizes
it as a major.
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Photo
editor/Ty Halasz
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Chancellor
Michael Ferrari works on official university business in his
office. Ferrari's last day is May 31.
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PLAY TIME
Area lets children to have fun, grow
All
they want to do is play. Now, some of the youngest members of the
TCU community are getting a new chance to have fun.
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Quotes
we ran that made you think ... or laugh
Popular opinion ruins pop culture
Lauren Cates
SGA aims to better serve, represent
students
Brad
Thompson
People
don’t show right amount of reverence for King’s birthday
Patrick
Jennings
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Football
coaches look to gather top-rate recruits for season
By
Braden Howell
Staff Reporter
While a Liberty Bowl victory marked the end of TCU football for many
Horned Frog players, it marked the beginning of the last intense month
of recruiting for TCU football coaches.
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Head
coach Gary Patterson lectures the team following practice
in November. This is the last month of intensive recruiting
before Feb. 5, national signing day.
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Baseball
stadium open to fans for tours, autographs
Sunday
afternoon will be the final chance to get an up-close look at the
new state-of-the-art home of Horned Frog baseball before its Feb.
2 season opener against Texas-Arlington. Lupton Stadium and Williams-Reilly
Field will be open to the public, available for tours, seat selection
for season tickets, an intrasquad scrimmage and autograph session.
Admission to the open house is free.
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