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Higher
Learning
Program
numbers highest ever
Evan
Chen said he is excited about beginning his English class
through Extended Education.
“English
is not my native language,” said Chen, a researcher in
the physics department. “I need to work on it, and now
I can.”
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Ty
Halasz/Staff Photographer
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Keri Kitto, a third grade teacher at Westcliff Elementary
School sketches out the alphabet written in calligraphy Monday
night in Winton-Scott Hall.
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Brite
enriches Korean-speaking students
The
Disciples of Christ ministry is overcoming language barriers
as the Korean Studies program at Brite Divinity School begins
its second year in corroboration with the San Francisco Theological
Seminary.
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TheSkiffView
LEARN
Enrichment the focus
of program
COMMENTARY
TCU
has long-standing ties with the Fort Worth community, and the
Extended Education program is another example of the good relations. |
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YourView
Letters to the editor
Headline
on story about chairman misleading
Offensive linemen deserve more attention
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Local
changes upsetting
COMMENTARY
I would think that anyone who has driven through the Cultural
District in the past month would have noticed the drastic changes
taking place. |
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Making
The Grade
Frogs return after weak first half
QUARTERBACK:
B -/+
Sophomore
Tye Gunn was much more active on the ground against Navy, carrying
the ball 14 times for 57 yards. The Frogs offense, especially
Gunn, were stagnant the first half. |
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Frog
fans flock for season opener against Midshipmen
COMMENTARY
The
football team’s season home opener Saturday night had a
refreshing feel to it. For the first time in a while, a game
at Amon Carter Stadium had the atmosphere of a big-time college
football game. |
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Frogs
defeat Tech 1-0
After
90 minutes of scoreless soccer and six minutes of sudden-death
overtime, the Frogs finally broke through to grab their first
win at home Sunday. |
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