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Campus
eateries receive
average score for food safety
University dining scores better than typical
cafeteria
By Sarah Chacko
Staff Reporter
Movies
are easy to rate. They’re either thumbs up or thumbs
down. But when the Texas Department of Health rates food quality
through demerits, what that data means to consumers may not
be too clear.
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Hands-on
Learning
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Sarah
Krebs/Staff reporter
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Ranch
Management students Neil Shelton, Bill Angell and Michael
Farris learn about bovine artificial insemination during a
Ranch Management field trip.
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Frogs
lose to No. 8 Baylor
Baylor holds team to only five hits in game
By Evan Erwin
Skiff Staff
The
baseball team dropped its second-straight game Tuesday, 10-3,
against No. 8 Baylor. TCU’s record fell to 13-11.
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Athletic
dept. unveils revamped Web site
Site includes player diaries,
gametracker
By Braden Howell
Staff Reporter
The
most recent unveiling from the athletic department occurred
Tuesday, and this time it did not require a ribbon cutting
ceremony.
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Stephen
Spillman/photographer
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Senior
short-stop Shaff Elkouri tries to make a come back at the
plate while the Frogs were down 8-0 in the seventh inning
at Lupton Stadium.
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And
the beat goes on
Winterline plays together for the love of
the music
By Jessica Ridings
Skiff Staff
The
rhythm from instruments echoes off of nearby residence halls
as they can be heard practicing all across campus. They’re
at every pep rally, football game, Homecoming and Fort Worth
Stock Show parade.
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A
true cymbal player
By Erica Hoelscher
Skiff Staff
Before
sophomore Kyle Gummelt started playing the cymbals, he never
thought they could pinch his stomach or leave bruises on his
hands and chest. Now he plays the cymbals in the TCU Winterline
and is experiencing these aches and pains first hand. |
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