Fair promotes health for body, mind
By Lara Hendrickson
Staff Reporter

TCU’s first Health and Wellness Fair Thursday focused on different health issues and new programs available at the University Recreation Center, said Mary Ellen Milam, associate director of Campus Recreation.
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Professors concerned about research budget cuts
Ferrari says budget cuts will not set precedent
By Lauren Hanvey and Sarah Chacko
Staff Reporters

Faculty Senate members expressed concerns about funding cuts in faculty grants Thursday. Members said they were unaware of the cuts and uninformed as to how deep they would be.
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TCU looks for first win of season this weekend
Frogs to play three games against Roadrunners
By Evan Erwin
Skiff Staff

The baseball team (0-1) will look to even its record against Texas-San Antonio today at the Charles and Marie Lupton Baseball Stadium. The Frogs have a three-game series against the Roadrunners this weekend.
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Lady Frogs seeing success with three pointers, senior guard ranks third in C-USA in three-point shots
By Drew Irwin
Skiff Staff

With the Lady Frogs’ field goal percentage down from last season, head coach Jeff Mittie said they are depending on three pointers to make up for it.
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