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Study
abroad stays stable For
a short time after Sept. 11, Sarah Hollabaugh, a sophomore business
major, considered canceling her plans to study abroad at la Universidad
de San Luis in Madrid, Spain. Then she started researching the program’s
safety measures and decided she wasn’t going to let fear keep
her from having a wonderful experience, Hollabaugh said. |
Faculty
e-mail criticizes proposed CUE In
an open e-mail to TCU faculty, 15 professors called for a reevaluation
of the proposed Common Undergraduate Experience because they say
it lacks emphasis in the areas of humanities. |
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4 students
remain to make Three
students were dropped from classes by the Registrar’s Office
Saturday for failing to pay their minimum balances by Jan. 18 and
have not made contact with the university, Controller Cheryl Wilson
said Tuesday evening. |
New
class has global setting Three
students were dropped from classes by the Registrar’s Office
Saturday for failing to pay their minimum balances by Jan. 18 and
have not made contact with the university, Controller Cheryl Wilson
said Tuesday evening. |
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TCU
crisis hotline available for notice of class cancellations TCU’s
new crisis hotline will enable students, faculty and staff to check
the status of potentially canceled classes or a closing of campus. |
Brite
acquires Jewish library A
newly-acquired Jewish library collection should help the Brite Divinity
School gain national prominence and expand its young Jewish Studies
Program and, said Brite President Leo Perdue. |
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 ATLANTA (U-WIRE) - When Georgia Tech students received their final grades online over the winter break, most assumed the fall semester was over and behind them. However, for almost 200 Tech students now under investigation by the Dean of Students office, this is not the case. full story |
Mittie
signs multi-year deal In
the midst of its best 17-game start in program history, TCU agreed
to a multi-year contract extension for women’s basketball head
coach Jeff Mittie, athletics director Eric Hyman announced Tuesday.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed. |
Ron Kirk begins campaign for Senate seat Mother pleads guilty to abuse while Father awaits trial |
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India
site of terrorist attack |
Budget
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Lindh
on his way to U.S., faces charges WASHINGTON (AP)
— Two months after his capture in Afghanistan, John Walker
Lindh began the journey back to the United States Tuesday to face
charges he conspired to kill his countrymen. |
Judge
to investigate Enron shredding allegations
HOUSTON (AP)
— A judge prodded parties in a lawsuit against Enron Corp.
on Tuesday to work out a plan to halt the destruction of documents.
FBI agents, meanwhile, were dispatched to Enron headquarters to
investigate new allegations of document shredding. |
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Kmart
Corp. files for bankruptcy protection
DETROIT (AP)
— Kmart Corp., known for its BlueLight Special and discount
prices, filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday, becoming the largest
retailer to seek shelter from creditors under Chapter 11. |
Thousands apply for aid after volcanic eruption AOL Time Warner sues Microsoft regarding Netscape Internet browser |
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Roe
v. Wade 29th anniversary WASHINGTON (AP)
— On the 29th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision legalizing
abortion, President Bush said the nation should set “a great
goal — that unborn children should be welcomed in life and
protected in law.” |
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