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First
class: Recruits fly high
Recruiters take to sky enticing potential Horned
Frog athletes
By David Dunai
Staff Reporter
This
July, associate head women’s basketball coach Larry Tidwell
plans to hop on a commercial plane and do some recruiting.
But on this particular trip, he doesn’t plan to go to California
or Indiana or some other state. He’s flying to Mozambique,
Africa.
Women’s basketball head coach Jeff Mittie said that a big portion
of the coaches’ jobs and the program’s budget is to find
the best recruits possible, even if they have to go overseas.
“You just have to realize that the world is a lot smaller than
it was 25 years ago,” Mittie said.
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David
Dunai/STAFF REPORTER
TCU’s twin-propeller plane arrives with men’s basketball
head coach Neil Dougherty last week at Meacham Airport in
Fort Worth. The plane was bought in 1984 for recruiting purposes
for the athletic department.
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Picking
the perfect pet:
A guide for those with limited time, space or
money
By Bethany McCormack
Copy Desk Chief
Those
sad eyes, that cold nose, the horrible breath—How can you say
goodbye to him? He whimpers when you walk out the door and you feel
like you’re abandoning your best friend.
Coming to college you leave behind your friends, your family and
(sigh) your pets. You’ll make plenty of new friends, you’ll
talk to your parents on the phone, but you’ll never replace
the love of your pet.
Residence halls allow fish as pets and that’s it. No hamsters,
no turtles and definitely no cats or dogs.
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Animal
Resources
(Where to look)
Things
to consider
before getting a pet:
Starting
simple: Pets on a
Budget
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Campus
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