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Fergie
a hit with crowd
Daniel-Meyer
Coliseum was lively Monday morning, not with the usual squeak
of athletic shoes, but with the sounds of frantically clicking
cameras, 3,500 screaming high school girls and Duchess of York
Sarah Ferguson’s British accent. |
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Ty
Halasz/Staff Photographer
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Sarah
Ferguson, England’s Duchess of York, speaks to a Daniel-Meyer
Coliseum packed with Fort Worth women and high school students
Monday morning.
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Asst.
football coach arrested
University
athletic officials are investigating facts before disciplinary
action could be taken against assistant football coach Willie
Mack Garza, who was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving
early Saturday morning, Athletics Media Relations Director Steve
Fink said Monday. |
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TCU
to develop along Berry
By
the end of September, TCU’s top administrators say they
hope to get their first look at the campus of the future. |
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Committee
to plan TCU’s future
Chancellor
Victor Boschini’s newly appointed strategic planning committee
got to work last week determining the direction of TCU’s
future, Leo Munson, co-chairman of the committee, said. |
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TheSkiffView
ACTIONS
Coaches should set a
good example
COMMENTARY
TCU
football was in the headlines again this weekend, and it wasn’t
only because the team beat Vanderbilt Saturday night.
It was because of what happened early Saturday morning. |
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TheOtherView
Opinions from around
the country
COMMENTARY
On
June 23, the Supreme Court handed down two important decisions
on affirmative action policies at the University of Michigan.
We applaud the court for upholding the constitutionality of
affirmative action, which is an important tool used by universities
to seek greater diversity. However, we believe that it should
have upheld the systems at both the law school and the undergraduate
program, rather than only the former. |
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Look
out, Democrats
COMMENTARY
What
did you expect?
Did you think the Republicans would welcome you back with open
arms? Were you surprised that they upstaged your return and
then put you on probation? Was any of this really that shocking? |
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