Program looks to Stockyards for building
Center may be housed in former Spaghetti Warehouse
By Emily Baker
Staff Reporter

The heritage of Texas goes far beyond 10-gallon hats and barbecue.

Celebrating that heritage is what the founders of TCU’s Center for Texas Studies hope to accomplish.

Adjunct faculty fill openings
By Lauren Hanvey
Staff Reporter

Each semester TCU hires new adjunct faculty to fill the specific needs of different colleges and departments. This semester there are 28 new faculty, 26 of which are adjunct.

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CULTURE
Students should participate in International Week

Did anyone hear that loud banging coming from the Student Center Monday afternoon?

Patriot Act II merits alarm
Josh McDonald

Scarce activism at TCU is alarming as the U.S. faces a potential war
Ashley Moore

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Letters to the Editor

Moudy is not right for à la cart, better places needed

SUV owners do not help promote terrorism

Money raised for school

Broken sprinkler head forces evacuation of Ed Landreth

Room to improve
Frogs break losing streak to Tech
By Danny Gillham
Skiff Staff

At first glance, the TCU baseball team looks to be in top shape.

Frogs stay close but lose to Marquette
By Joi Harris
Skiff Staff

The men’s basketball team gave No. 11 Marquette, the first ranked men’s opponent to visit Daniel-Meyer Coliseum in more than two years, a better challenge than many expected in a 79-68 loss Saturday afternoon.

TheSideline
Jerome named Pitcher of the Week for C-USA

Lady Frogs go 1-1 against S. Miss., Tulane
By Drew Irwin
Skiff Staff

This weekend, the Lady Frogs (13-13, 6-6 Conference USA) had a big test before their final week of the regular season.