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University
self-study to be reaffirmed in SACS visit
Accreditation committee set to
visit campus
By Crystal Forester
Staff Reporter
TCU has received final approval for a three-day site visit by the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools even though a group
of site visitors has yet to be appointed, said Bonnie Melhart, director
of the SACS self-study.
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Failure
causes problem for wheelchair-users
Moudy elevator leaves some students stranded
By Jacque Nguyen
Staff Reporter
When Gregor Esch went to the Moudy Building South in his wheelchair
for class Friday, he didn’t expect to be stuck for three hours
on the third floor because the elevator had broken down.
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Opening
draws hundreds of students
By Lara Hendrickson
Staff Reporter
Large
numbers of students flocked to the opening of the nearly complete
University Recreation Center Monday after delays pushed back previous
completion dates.
Steve Kintigh, director of campus recreation, estimated that there
were 350 people already through the door 40 minutes after its noon
opening Monday.
The first 150 people through the door received free T-shirts, and
many also received free mugs, he said.
There are still minor projects in the recreation center to be completed
for which exact dates are unknown, which are the reasons for the
ongoing construction, Kintigh said.
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Ty
Halasz/Photo editor
Gihan Mendis, a senior finance major, dribbles under freshman
political science major Andrew Hepworth in a game of one-on-one
in the University Recreation Center.
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