There is a rising fear among Americans: a fear of their neighbors to the south coming into their country and taking what Americans believe to be rightfully theirs. It seems as though many Americans not...

For nearly a decade, the term "jackass" has been synonymous with the pop-culture phenomenon that depicts a band of reckless individuals who have disregarded the boundaries of physical and mental health for the sake of humor. In the process, they have provided viewers everywhere with hours of gut-wrenching laughter (along with the not uncommon squirm of disgust).

Having turned the comedy world upside down with their brand of idiotic, low-brow, yet entirely entertaining comedic style, the show has become immortalized as part of this generation's identity and sense of humor.

SOCCER

The TCU soccer team came away short on Saturday in overtime against conference rival Utah, losing 3-2. The Horned Frogs kept pace with the Utes the entire match. Junior forward Jordan Calhoun was strong on offense with five shot attempts, two of which were on goal. With only seconds left in the game, however, Utah forced overtime and scored the game-winning goal. TCU is now 7-8-1 for the season and 1-3-0 in conference play.

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The TCU flag will be at half-staff Tuesday in memory of associate professor of graphic design Pat Sloan, who passed away Sunday evening after battling lung cancer.

Professor and Coordinator of Graphic Design Lewis Glaser, who knew Sloan for years through the graphic design program, said she was a tremendous teacher who students loved.

"She was very positive and never had a bad thing to say, at least without offering some constructive feedback and reason for saying it," Glaser said.

TCU alumna Jennifer Anne Prentice Alvarez was one of three people killed by open gunfire in Guatemala City, Guatemala Friday, according to Siglo Veintiuno, a Guatemalan news site. Prentice, 26, was a...

The university's Chemistry Club is bringing the American Chemical Society's National Chemistry Week to TCU. Kayla Green, Chemistry Club's sponsor and assistant professor of chemistry, said the club is...

Anyone raised in the South, or anyone raised with common sense, for that matter, has probably been advised that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it."

Luckily for the university student body, our administrators have stepped slightly outside the boundaries of this advice when approaching proposed changes to the Vision in Action program.

In the five years since VIA was implemented, school officials say it has met and exceeded its goals. Campus renovations? Thanks, VIA. Internal scholarship support?

Unhappy customers are finally being heard and listened to 8212; through the Internet, that is. For too long, giant companies have had the power to silence customer complaints by simply dismissing them....

People must question the information they encounter, Nobel Prize winner Harry Kroto told students and faculty crowded in the Brown-Lupton University Union Ballroom Thursday night.

"Without evidence, anything goes," Kroto said.

Young people must look at the evidence to determine truth for themselves. Science is importance because it teaches people to challenge what they know, he said.