TCU Daily Skiff

Wednesday, January 29, 2003

Clean Team
Officials need to keep people informed
We need to save money. There needs to be a higher level of effectiveness and efficiency.
Or so the university says.
University officials could be talking about anything on campus, from the cost of running an academic program to the way the university recruits students.
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Latest Sniff story goes too far
Commentary
Brandon Ortiz

The Sniff is back to its old tricks and, as usual, a handful of people are upset. But this time they have a good reason.The Sniff bills itself as the unofficial, satirical newsletter of TCU. It usually publishes biweekly on the Web, and it is also placed inside newspaper bins.
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Rec Center not cause of too much
excitement
Commentary
Julie Ann Matonis

My time is up.
I’ve been dreading this week for months: The University Recreation Center is open.
I had an excuse for more than a year. Now, there is no legitimate reason why I’m not working out at the new Rec Center. From this day forward, I will be branded lazy.
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People should try to have as much pride as Texans do
University Daily, Texas Tech

I had an experience in class the other day that made me realize I don't truly belong here in this state. My professor made the whole class relive our worst fears from elementary school by standing and introducing ourselves. As the professor progressed around the room, I began to realize that everyone was from Texas.
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