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Christmas Tree
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas thanks to a
TCU Christmas tree lighting, and good tidings to others weren’t
far behind. The annual Holiday Tree Lighting illuminated the
lawn of Sadler Hall Wednesday night followed by Christmas carols
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Jazzin’
it up
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Ty
Halasz/Staff Photographer
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James
Buckner, a theory/composition graduate student, plays a solo
during jazz band rehearsal Wednesday afternoon in the band
hall inside the Walsh Center.
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Parking
privileges could be in jeopardy
Clara
Brown said she has heard every excuse in the book. “‘I
couldn’t have been parked there for more than three minutes’,
‘but the officer told me I could park there’ ... I’ve
heard it all,” said Brown, a police department administrative
assistant. |
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History
professor to teach in China
Asian history professor Peter Worthing has taught at TCU for
only three semesters, yet he already plans to teach a course
in Beijing this summer as part of the TCU study abroad program. |
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TheSkiffView
GRADES
Take teacher evaluations
seriously
COMMENTARY
As
the school year winds down, we all get a shortened class period
for the noble purpose of filling out teacher evaluations. Time
to close your eyes, fill in a bubble and get some extra time
to eat lunch. I mean, who cares about these things anyway? |
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Racers’
comeback dooms Frogs
Only
two days after facing the undefeated No. 1-ranked team
in the nation, the Kansas Jayhawks, the TCU men’s
basketball team faced yet another undefeated opponent
Wednesday night. |
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Ty
Halasz/Staff Photographer
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Sophomore
forward Chudi Chinweze checks Racer forward Kelvin Brown. The Frogs
lost 73-67. Their overall record is 1-3.
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