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C-USA
loses, gains five schools
Wholesale
changes announced Tuesday in Conference USA and the Big East
will temporarily weaken C-USA in basketball and football, but
won’t prompt TCU to change conferences, Athletics director
Eric Hyman said. |
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Encore,
encore
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TCU
alumni John De Los Santos, theater professor Anne Healy, Michael
Newberry, TCU alumni Shannon Knipp and (seated) Texas Wesleyan
alumna Tammy Smith perform in the musical “Audition”
Tuesday night. They will perform the musical again at 8 p.m.
Thursday in the TCU Choral Hall.
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Committee
to consider appeal
Student
Government Association adviser Larry Markley said Tuesday SGA
presidential candidate Blake Eason should not have disclosed
he was running for president when he resigned as parliamentarian
at SGA’s Oct. 14 meeting. |
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Planning
for lot underway
Student reactions to development plans mixed
Engineering
work for the proposed apartment and retail complex near Perrotti’s
Pizza is underway. |
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EXCUSED
Give excused absences
for the game
COMMENTARY
Tonight
the Horned Frogs will put their undefeated record on the line
against No. 25 Louisville at Amon Carter Stadium. It will be
on national television and will be the only NCAA football game
on in the country.
Allowing the game to be on a Wednesday night means that TCU
is going to get a lot of attention. But for some students, the
timing is unfortunate because it means they can’t attend.
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Students
unable to sleep
COMMENTARY
There
is a reason I don't keep a gun close to my bed, aside from the
fact it isn't allowed per my apartment lease. I know if I had
a firearm within reach, I would have long ago slammed a .38
slug into the glowing green face of the critter that sits on
my bed-side table.
That critter, of course, is an alarm clock. |
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Frogs
take on toughest team yet
(AP)
FORT WORTH — TCU knows there’s only one way to continue
the debate about whether it deserves to be part of the Bowl
Championship Series: keep winning. |
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Two
swimmers receive conference honors
Freshman
swimmer Keleigh Wentworth and sophomore Kelly Seely both earned
Conference USA performer of the week awards for the week of
Nov. 4, the conference office announced Tuesday. |
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