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Announcements
of campus events, public meetings and other general campus information
should be brought to the TCU Daily Skiff office at Moudy Building
South, Room 291, mailed to TCU Box 298050 or e-mailed to (skiffletters@tcu.edu).
Deadline for receiving announcements is 2 p.m. the day before they
are to run. The Skiff reserves the right to edit submissions for
style, taste and space available.
• “Almost
Legal” will debut noon Wednesday in Moudy Building South, Room
164. The soap opera was written, directed and acted by radio-TV-film
students. For more information call (817) 257-7630.
• KinoMonda film series presents “Eat Drink Man Woman”
7 p.m. Wednesday in Sid W. Richardson Building. For more information
call (817) 257-7292.
• The Family Weekend Team is forming now. Meetings are 9 p.m.
every Wednesday in the Student Center, Room 202. Come help plan
the weekend, which will be September 20-22. For more information,
call (817) 257-5233.
• TCU Education Abroad Fair will be 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursday.
Learn about the many study abroad opportunities for credit through
TCU and transfer programs.
• 2002 Creative Writing Awards ceremony will be 4 p.m. Thursday
in the Dee J. Kelly Alumni and Visitors Center. The event, sponsored
by the department of English, will feature acclaimed novelist Donald
Antrim as keynote speaker. For more information, call (817) 257-6537.
• The William L. Adams Writing Center announces its second
spring semester workshop, Writing Reviews. Participants will discuss
the purpose of reviews, consider the main characteristics of reviews
of books and films, analyze examples of reviews, and write a film
review. The workshop will run 2 to 3 p.m. Thursday in the Student
Center Room, Room 204. Sign-up in Student Center, Room B11A (next
to Frog Prints) or e-mail Dr. Marie Schein at (m.schein@tcu.edu).
• The Neeley Student Resource Center is advising for summer
and fall classes. To make an appointment call (817)257-6772 or come
during walk-in times, 8 to 10 a.m. Monday through Friday.
Compiled by Anthony
Kirchner, Staff Reporter
Feb. 18
- A purse was left at Sid W. Richardson Building. When the owner
returned 15 minutes later she said she could not find her purse.
- A car was broken into at the tennis center. The owner said his
keys and radar detector were missing from his vehicle. He had left
his doors unlocked and his keys under the seat while he was playing
tennis.
- The front passenger window of a vehicle was shattered and in the
Ranch Management lot. The owner reported he was missing various
objects from his vehicle.
- A TCU Police officer noticed a vehicle with a broken window in
the Daniel-Meyer Coliseum parking lot. When the owner arrived, he
noted his radar detector had been taken.
Feb. 19
- The right passenger window of a vehicle was broken in the Ranch
Management lot. The owner said his radio, compact discs and florescent
light were missing.
- The right front window of a vehicle was broken out in the Ranch
Management lot. The owner reported nothing was missing from her
car but that there was damage to the dash where the suspect attempted
to remove the compact disc player.
Feb. 20
- A wallet and sunglasses were stolen from a vehicle at the Princeton
House Apartments.
- A bicycle was reported missing from outside the Student Center.
The owner said that he had not locked his bike.
-A student was injured during an altercation while playing basketball
at the Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.The student and suspect were pushing
each other before the suspect struck his fist against the student,
who then fell to the wooden basketball court and hit his head. The
student was transported to Harris Methodist Fort Worth.
Feb. 21
- A vehicle was broken into in the UCC lot. The owner said her car
stereo had been removed from the dash of her vehicle. She stated
that she thought she knew who might have taken the stereo and that
she wanted the vehicle finger printed. Fort Worth Police Department
was asked to send a Crime Scene Unit to print the car.
Feb. 22
- TCU Police found a vehicle broken into in the Ranch Management
lot. The owner said that her compact disc player was there but damaged.
- A vehicle’s side window was broken out in the Ranch Management
lot. The owner said her compact disc was player missing.
- A vehicle was broken into in the UCC lot. The owner said her stereo
was stolen.
Feb. 23
- A vehicle in the Ranch Management lot had its driver side window
broken. The owner said her compact disc player stolen from the car.
- A vehicle in the Ranch Management lot had its passenger front
windshield broken. The owner said nothing was missing from her car.
-The left side window of a vehicle was broken out in the Worth Hills
lot. The owner said the dashboard was broken and the compact disc
player was missing.
- A vehicle in the Worth Hills lot had its passenger window was
broken. The owner said the compact disc player removed.
Feb. 25
- A Hispanic
male was arrested after breaking into a vehicle and stealing a compact
disc player from a vehicle.
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