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More charges filed against former Frog

Published Jan 20, 2005

MIAMI (AP) - Former Oakland Raiders and TCU Horned Frog center Barret Robbins was charged Wednesday with three counts of attempted felony murder, less than a week after being shot during a furious struggle with three police officers investigating a burglary call. Robbins, a former Pro Bowler, was wounded Saturday night after Miami Beach police found him inside a women's restroom in a building housing a pub, a gym and a jewelry store. The pub owner called police after Robbins forced his way inside the building and refused to leave, a police report said.

What world needs now is not huge party

Published Jan 20, 2005

What has the New Year brought to the world?Since the beginning of 2005, the Middle East has been facing chronic unrest. The potential for a legitimate Iraqi election by the end of the month is declining. Furthermore, the death toll of American soldiers in Iraq is nearing 1,500, and the civilian body count has surpassed 15,000. The recent tsunami in East Asia has taken almost 160,000 lives, and malaria threatens to take 100,000 more. And how is America reacting?

We're celebrating.

Plans extend beyond SGA to advising, funding

Published Jan 20, 2005

You elected five new student body officers on Nov. 9, 2004. Did you vote for them because they were your friends? Or did you vote for them because you believed in their campaign? I hope your reason was the latter.2005 is going to be a progressive and exciting year for the Student Government Association and TCU as a whole. We have hit the ground running with initiatives that will create tangible improvements for the whole student body.

Spending holiday single has its benefits

Published Jan 20, 2005

As I wrote this, I hadn't yet boarded, but experience told me that, as a single traveler, I'd be getting a seat in the front of the plane - an ideal place if you don't mind being wedged in with an older couple wearing matching sweat suits.And I don't. Southwest's first-come, first-seated policy works for me.

As the world makes its annual trip into holiday-fueled "couple craziness," it's important for single folks to carve out their own place so they don't feel left behind in the season of togetherness.

TCU makes up for lost lot with TRAC

Published Jan 20, 2005

The parking lot adjacent to Tucker Technology Center and Sid Richardson Building has been closed.But don't start to grumble just yet.

Although 300 students must make a detour from the lot, they haven't been completely forgotten.

It seems TCU officials planned ahead for the possible inconvenience --- and for a solution.

The TCU TRAC has been up and running since the start of the fall semester before plans for the privately owned apartment center known as GrandMarc at Westberry Place were even finalized.

New Head of SGA has high aspirations

Published Jan 20, 2005

Student Government Association President David Watson says he is in the process of making several changes within SGA."I've been very involved with student government, and over time I've created a vision for student government and seen its potential," Watson said.

Watson, a junior entrepreneurial management major, previously served as a representative, permanent improvements chairman and treasurer.

After working as treasurer, Watson said he can create a better system to disperse activities funding than the system in place.

Food, snow, song at Freeze Fest

Published Jan 20, 2005

It will snow tonight in Texas - even if just at TCU. Programming Council will host the second Frog Freeze Fest from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. today at Frog Fountain.

There will be fake snow made from large blocks of ice, as well as s'mores and other food.

Students can make their own music videos with the help of a Starstage in the Student Center Lounge, and an airbrush tattoo booth will also be available.

The Student Center Ballroom will host a performance of "The Griot," a one-woman act which looks into black history, at 7 p.m.

U.S. Air Force should focus on current war

Published Mar 23, 2004

As a former soldier and soon-to-be U.S. Army officer, I reluctantly but truthfully acknowledge the greatness of the U.S. Air Force. Army paratroopers rely on Air Force planes in order to transport them...

Democracy may not be immediate success

Published Mar 23, 2004

The United States of America knows what is best for the world. We have superior weapons, personnel and intelligence. Our economy dictates that of the world. We are also fortunate enough to have the...

Television service fraught with problems, outages

Published Mar 23, 2004

Weather and poor signals from satellites are to blame for recent on-campus cable problems ranging from missing to duplicate channels, university officials said. The most “infamous” incident was...

Basketball coach to take alcohol classes

Published Mar 23, 2004

Women’s basketball coach Jeff Mittie has been officially reprimanded by TCU for his arrest early Wednesday on suspicion of drunken driving in Kansas, according to a statement released last week by the...

Paralympic athlete speaks about overcoming hurdles

Published Mar 23, 2004

Aimee Mullins, a model, athlete, writer, and actress, told women and men of TCU Monday night to remember to pursue their goals, no matter how lofty or crazy. “I would never have characterized myself,...