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Department
names interim chairman
David
Whillock, associate dean of the College of Communication, will
serve as interim chairman for the radio-TV-film department,
said College of Communication Dean William Slater Wednesday. |
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Suiting
out
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Ty
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Freshman
philosophy major Naomi Ayala and freshman premajor Angela
Campbell get out of sumo wrestling suits following a head-to-head
match in the Student Center Lounge. The sumo suits were provided
by Lambda Kappa Kappa.
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Campus
remembers Sept. 11
TCU
student leaders are encouraging the TCU community to take a
moment of silence at 9:11 a.m. today and volunteer 10 service
hours during September as a way to remember and reflect upon
Sept. 11, 2001. |
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Sig
Eps renovate, expand
Summer
renovations to the Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter room may not have
been what their members originally wanted, but they couldn’t
be happier with the results it has produced, fraternity president
Gary Coyne said. |
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TheSkiffView
PROMISES
There’s no such
thing in politics
COMMENTARY
Politicians
seem to throw around money like they do their promises —
freely and without much thought. |
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TheOtherView
Opinions from around the country
Music
industry sues, downloads continue
COMMENTARY
The Recording Industry Association of America has just added
non-purchased MP3s to its list of things for which to sue people. |
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Football
team suffers injuries
Gunn to miss three to five weeks
This
was the last thing the Horned Frog football team wanted.
More importantly, this was the last thing sophomore quarterback
Tye Gunn wanted, especially after last season’s knee injury.
However, during Tuesday’s practice, it happened again. |
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TCU
volleyball extends winning streak to six
After
finishing first in last weekend’s tournament at North Carolina
State, the Horned Frog volleyball team increased their historic
winning streak to six with a three-game victory over the Prairie
View A&M Panthers Tuesday. The Frogs have won six straight
games for the first time in the program’s history and have
a 6-1 record heading into Friday’s home opener against
Texas Pan-American.
— courtesy of (www.gofrogs.com)
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Frogs
lose to SMU, will host tournament
The
women’s soccer team dropped a heartbreaker Tuesday night
at Southern Methodist, falling to the Mustangs 4-2 at Westcott
Field. The Frogs dominated most of the game, but a couple of
tough goals dashed the Frogs’ hopes of picking up their
first-ever victory over SMU. |
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