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Campaign
to kick off in January
With
one fund-raising campaign finished and another just
starting, TCU still needs $19 million to finish paying
for two new buildings, according to university records.
The university needs $4 million to finish paying for
the Steve and Sarah Smith Entrepreneurial Hall and $15
million to pay off a loan to build the University Recreation
Center.
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SGA
to vote on honor code
The
integrity of TCU was the topic of discussion by students,
faculty and staff members Tuesday during a joint meeting.
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A
lasting impression
Art students display work in Tandy Hall
until end of spring semester
Senior
painting major James Lassen was inspired by a crazy night
at an art and music event at the Wreck Room, a local bar.
His painting, “Experiencing the Art of Music,”
captures his friends recovering on the stage at the end
of the evening.
Now, Lassen’s painting is one of 26 pieces of artwork
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Photos
by Stephen Spillman/Photo Editor
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Craig
Miller, a junior finance accounting major, enjoys the
photo illustration “Palm Cross” by Mike Cocanower.
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College
student for a day
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Amanda
Kreller/Staff Photographer
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Eighth-grade
students from Smithfield Middle School in North Richland
Hills wait for their bus Tuesday. The students are members
of National Junior Honor Society and were touring the
campus to see what life is like at TCU.
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Auto
burglaries decrease
The
trend in auto burglaries on campus has taken yet another
turn, and TCU police detective Kelly Ham said he hopes
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Football
team send-off to take place today
The
TCU football team encourages students, faculty, staff,
alumni and fans to attend a send-off rally at 2 p.m. today
in front of the John Justin Center.
The Horned Frogs are scheduled to board their buses at
2:15 p.m., before they depart to Hattiesburg, Miss. to
take on the Golden Eagles of Southern Miss Thursday night. |
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