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Ghouls,
goblins and the girls of Colby Halloween
About
600 children had the chance to take the yellow brick road to
a land full of candy, laughs and a few scares as Colby Hall
played host to its 31st annual Colby Halloween event Tuesday
night. |
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Ty
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Freshman
broadcast journalism major Whitney Langdon stands above freshman
fashion merchandising major Jamie Christensen and gives candy
to a bunny at Colby Halloween.
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More
students opt for AP tests
Lexie
Strickling, a junior marketing and management major, started
her freshman year with enough hours to classify as a sophomore.
While still in high school, she tested out of 30 hours of college
credit. |
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TheSkiffView
E-MAIL
Spam clogs inboxes all
too often
COMMENTARY
It’s
one of those sad compliments to the digital revolution. A mountain
of worthless messages in your e-mail box marketing everything
from home loans to more vulgar materials. |
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Youth
against teenage sex
COMMENTARY
I
was surfing the Internet a few weeks ago and saw an interesting
headline from AOL’s AIM Today. The beginning of the headline,
“Teens say they respect this ...” caught my attention. |
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Offense
needs to step up again
One
more week, one more win for the Frogs.
Head football coach Gary Patterson said Tuesday the TCU offense
finally played the way it is capable of against Houston, but
he also took the blame for the 55 points the defense allowed
against the Cougars. |
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Schobel
named finalist for lineman award
TCU
defensive end Bo Schobel has been named as one of 12 semifinalists
for the 34th Rotary Lombardi Award, which honors the top lineman
in Division I College Football. The winner will be announced
on Dec. 10 in Houston. |
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It’s
for you...
COMMENTARY
These
days, cell phones are providing an incredible array of functions,
and new ones are being added to the market daily. People send
pictures wirelessly. And polyphonic ring tones download faster
than you can hum the Pink Panther theme. |
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Ty
Halasz/Staff Photographer
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Love
& Hate
Students debate for and against cellular phones
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