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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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Ty
Halasz/Staff Photographer
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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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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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Frarority
appeals to students
Freshmen
Jimmy Williams and Jamey Ice were in their last days of
rush earlier this fall when they said they decided that
fraternity life was not for them. |
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TCU
faculty, students speak out at SGA forum
Chancellor
Victor Boschini and Vice Chancellor Don Mills were among
the panelists at “Sharing Opinions and Solutions,”
a forum sponsored by the Student Government Association,
Tuesday in the Student Center Lounge. |
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