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Monday
at TCU attracts new prospects
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Prospective
students say they received positive experience from tour First impressions
are often considered crucial. For prospective students choosing
a college, Monday at TCU can create their first impressions of the
university. Program
gets mixed reviews from admissions staff Monday at TCU
can offer many benefits to prospective students, yet the large number
of attendees can make the program a bit impersonal, said Ray Brown,
dean of admissions. |
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Female
assaulted at knife-point A female was
sexually assaulted Monday at Bellaire Condominiums, one block away
from the TCU campus Monday afternoon, according to an all-campus
e-mail sent by TCU Police. |
First
e-business class set to graduate in May Jose Castro
could have graduated last year, but he decided to stay an additional
year at TCU to take advantage of the university’s e-business
program. |
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It
don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing The lights from
the disco ball follow the movement of the couples dancing on the
floor below. The big band fills the stage as their brass sound blasts
out onto the dance floor. Dancers crowd the floor, some clad in
the traditional garb of the ‘30s; flowing skirts, saddle shoes
and zoot suits.
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‘John
Q’ opens No. 1 in theaters LOS ANGELES
— Denzel Washington, fresh off his latest Oscar nomination,
found a captive audience at theaters as “John Q” debuted
as the top weekend film.
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