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TCU
to bid on local building
A
Fort Worth Stockyards businessman says he is confident
his group will raise enough money to purchase a 101-year-old
building in the Stockyards to be the new home of TCU’s
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Police
combat auto break-ins
TCU reports 70 car burglaries this
semester
Students
learned that caution and awareness are the best ways to
combat a recent rash of car break-ins on campus during
a discussion with theft prevention authorities this week.
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Alumnus
dances in touring production of ‘Mama Mia!’
When
he was three years old, Andrew Parkhurst went to see a
stage performance of “The Wizard of Oz.” That’s
where Parkhurst’s determination to be a dancer began.
“Most people can go to a show and just enjoy it.
I enjoyed it, but I had a craving to be in it,” Parkhurst
said.
Parkhurst, who graduated from TCU with a bachelor’s
degree in modern dance in 1993, is currently touring with
“Mamma Mia!” as the show’s dance captain.
The show’s U.S. tour, which began in January 2002,
is making its 39th stop in Fort Worth. Performances continue
at the Bass Hall until Sunday. Parkhurst is an original
cast member, but has only been recently promoted to dance
captain. |
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All
the right moves
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Stephen
Spillman/Photo Editor
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| Rosalie
Vega and Andrew Parkhurst are dancers in the performance
of “Mamma Mia!” Parkhurst is the dance
captain for “Mamma Mia!” and a 1993
TCU alumnus. |
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Professor
shadows chancellor
Most
people only have one shadow. But for this school year,
Chancellor Victor Boschini has two. His second shadow
is in the form of Richard Duran, a French professor from
Baylor University. |
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