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Quotes we ran that made you think
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The
menu didn’t change and gradually it leveled and then
it really died.”
— Rick Flores, general manager of dining services
on why TCU doesn’t have Taco Bell anymore.
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“In
most stories, there is a great collision between privacy
and what readers need to know ... It’s tough to know
where to draw the line.”
— Phil Record, former associate editor of
the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, on the relationship between
the media and politics |
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“People
already think that voting doesn’t matter. I can’t
count the number of my fellow students who feel that way.
And no, that’s not because I’m from Florida
and can’t count very high.”
— Patrick Jennings, opinion editor |
“We
want to create informed consumers and want to help bring
animal welfare into their moral radar.”
— Jeff Sebo, junior philosophy and sociology
major, on the goals of People for Animal Welfare |
“It
was the tradition of winning and wearing the purple that
brought me here.”
— Cory Rodgers, freshman wide receiver, on
why he chose to play football at TCU |
“So
if the small bands are in favor of file sharing, then
perhaps the RIAA is really protecting the likes of Justin
Timberlake.”
— Jessica Sanders, co-news editor |
“We
want them to see themselves in a positive light. We want
to help them realize what they want to do in life, and
then show them they can do it, and how to do it.”
— Darron Turner, director of Student Development
Services |
“I
work every summer to save some money for the school year,
but each summer only covers at best a quarter of the settlement,
so I will be paying off the RIAA for quite a few years.”
— Daniel Peng, a junior at Princeton University
who faces legal charges resulting from file sharing |
“They’re
going to throw the ball, and they don’t make a lot
of mistakes. On defense, they load the box and you have
to throw on them because of how well they defend the run.
They’re a lot more physical than the teams we’ve
faced so far.”
— Head Coach Gary Patterson on the Vanderbilt
football team |
“He
is very Jewish and it came out in all of his jokes.”
— Kenneth Cracknell, professor of theology
and global studies, on Joel Siegel |
