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Internet
access prioritized to manage network traffic
By Jordan Blum
Staff Reporter
Information Services officials said TCU has no plans to curb annual
bandwidth additions but will reshape budget strategies if bandwidth
prices begin to rise.
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Erin
Munger/PHOTO EDITOR
The
Tuesday/Thursday Jazz Ensamble performs in the Student Center
Lounge Monday afternoon. The group annually fills the lounge
with music on the Monday before Thanksgiving.
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Milton
visitation hours to continue
By Aaron Chimbel
Staff Reporter
Milton Daniel Hall residents will enjoy their extended visitation
hours for at least one more semester.
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Aiming
High
New SGA president sets lofty goals, achieves them
Kristin Delorantis
Staff Reporter
As
a junior in high school, Chelsea Hudson swore she would never be
involved with government after high school because it never accomplished
anything.
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Today
in history
1877
- Thomas Edison announced his invention of the phonograph. The
phonograph enabled people to record
and play back sound.
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Afraid
to Fly?
TCU students are more worried about long lines
at the airport than actually flying during the holidays
By Sam Eaton
Staff Reporter
Despite the
Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, millions of Americans will use air travel
to eat turkey with family. And TCU students will be among them.
While the attacks have given many Americans second-thoughts about
flying, several TCU students said their flight plans remain unaltered.
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Too
Much Turkey
Need some creative ideas for all those Thanksgiving
leftovers?
By Linda Gassenheimer
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
Extra turkey?
Try stroganoff.
There’s no doubt about it. This is turkey season. Not so long
ago, this was the only time of the year turkeys were abundant. Now,
turkey breasts, ground turkey, turkey fillets, turkey steaks and
slices are sold year round. It’s a great, versatile meat.
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