Tuition
below national average
Students
beware: Administrators say TCU has room to increase tuition.
“We are providing an above-average education for
a below-average price,” said Carol Campbell, vice
chancellor for business and administration. |
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Hitting
the books
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Lauren
Johnson/Staff photographer
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Sophomore criminal justice major Andrea Fraley studies
in the periodicals Tuesday afternoon in the Mary Couts
Burnett Library. With finals nearing, the library has
been busy.
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Exemptions
change
New law allows children to avoid immunizations
When
Ramona Greene’s daughter, Chelsea, was in kindergarten,
the school nurse sent some of her classmates home because
their shot records were not current. Greene, a Fort Worth
resident, praised the decision. |
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Business
school may add major
Officials
in the M.J. Neeley School of Business are hoping to add
a new major to the school’s curriculum.
“The supply chain’s management program is expected
to be approved by fall 2004,” said Charles Lamb,
chairman of the department of information systems and
supply chain management, the unit requesting the program.
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Students
help children display art
Fort
Worth area children are “Wild at heART” and
their work can be seen at the Mary Couts Burnett Library
thanks to the efforts of several TCU art history students. |
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