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Students
envision design for studio
The
tenant of a dilapidated building in the south side of Fort Worth
is drawing inspiration from TCU students to design his dance
studio, although most of the students are designing anything
but. |
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DESIGN
WOMEN
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Ty
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Sophomore
interior design majors Carole Ann Bowles, left, Brittany Rebstock,
center, and Marie Stanton work on the redesigning of a dilapidated
dance studio south of downtown Fort Worth for instructor Julie
Ballantyne’s design concepts class.
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Portion
of new core to be considered
The Faculty Senate will vote today on what students’ experiences
will be with the Heritage, Mission, Vision and Values portion
of the new curriculum, said Edward McNertney, Core Implementation
Committee chairman. |
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Big
East meeting could affect C-USA roster
Conference USA could finally be taking shape after the Big East
conference presidents meet Nov. 4 in New York. C-USA Commissioner
Britton Banowksy said in all likelihood, C-USA is going to lose
some schools in the north after the presidents’ meeting.
According to published reports, those schools are Marquette
University, University of Cincinnati, DePaul University and
University of Louisville. |
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TheSkiffView
C-USA
It could be time to abandon
ship
And
then there were 12.If the schools that are rumored to be leaving
Conference USA for the greener pastures of the Big East do part
ways, and C-USA ensures its survival by maintaining a 12-team
conference that includes Rice, Tulsa, Southern Methodist and
Marshall, there will be many advantages. |
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BCS
system could see potential changes
TCU
Athletics director Eric Hyman said Wednesday he hopes the government
will not be forced to intervene with the Bowl Championship Series,
but said that the current system brings up fairness issues and
needs to be more inclusive. |
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Senior
and sophomore swimmers receive awards
Senior swimmer Erin Irons and sophomore Kelly Seely both earned
Conference USA performer of the week awards for the week of
Oct. 28, the conference office announced earlier this week.
Irons has been honored with Swimmer of the Week four times over
the course of her career; this is Seely's first Diver of the
Week crown. |
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