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Best-selling
author Gail Sheehy speaks on the effects of Sept. 11 in a
suburb of New Jersey called Middletown.
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Bill
Richardson to speak at symposium
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, whom many people consider
to be a possible Democratic candidate for vice president, will
be on campus Friday to discuss political representation at the
second Jim Wright Symposium. |
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Plan
devised to fund construction
Campaign could raise as
much as $230 million
University
Advancement officials are preparing to start a public campaign
to raise $230 million to pay for existing and planned campus
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Greeks
prominent on campus
TCU’s Greek scene
ranked 15th in country
When
Stephen Gebren, a senior speech communication major, first transferred
from Louisiana State University two years ago, he said he was
overwhelmed by the strong Greek presence on campus. |
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Junior
midfielder Cara Toulouse fights to get possession of the ball
against a Saint Louis forward in the Frogs’ 3-2 victory
against the Billikens Sunday.
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Frogs
to play on road
Soccer tries to boost
5-4
overall record
After opening up its home conference schedule last weekend with
two victories, the TCU women’s soccer team will try to
keep on winning this weekend at the Stanford Tournament in Palo
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Hobbs
questionable for Saturday’s game
Although the football team’s victory over Arizona
Saturday marked the first ever win for a Conference USA
team against a PAC-10 foe, the growing list of injuries
that continues to plague the Frogs remained the only topic
on everyone’s mind at this week’s media luncheon
with head coach Gary Patterson Tuesday. |
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