Cityview Lanes may sound like a new hotspot, and
it will be soon enough. It is actually the new name
for what was formerly Don Carter's Cityview, a
long-time staple outing for TCU students. Cityview
Lanes bowling alley is under new management
and is getting a complete overhaul.

Just like Don Carter's, Cityview Lanes does not
just offer more than 20 lanes of bowling. This
venue also has pool tables and an arcade for
the kid in you. Just for the adults, there will be
a revamped, fully-stocked bar. Until the bar is

When Radiohead released In Rainbows in 2007,
it meant two things: a breakaway from the industry
CD release of music and a world tour for Radiohead.
Leaving their homes in Oxford 8212; and London 8212;
the five members returned to the road, and will
make a stop in Dallas on May 18 at Superpages.
com Center.

In Rainbows is the 1990s icon's seventh album
since the 2003 release of Hail to the Thief. In
Rainbows bagan as a download-debut experiment
by singer/guitarist Thom Yorke. Costing nothing or

"My daughter hung herself! Please God no!" Greer Shannon dialed 911 from her Grapevine home after finding her teenage daughter Stephanie Shannon hanged...

4years. That's how long you
have to learn how to succeed
in this so-called "real world"
our parents have been preparing
us for since conception.

The minute my mother
found out she was pregnant,
my father started putting away
for college. Of course, I chose

Graduation: one of life's pivotaljunctions. To work, marry,travel Europe or slip into gradschool with your less-than-impressiveGPA? So many choices,so little time...The majority will send out ahundred...

Somewhere in the far west end of Fort Worth,
near a highway named after a professor, is
a little nature preserve near Lake Worth.

About 10 miles west of downtown on the
Jacksboro Highway is the Fort Worth Nature
Center & Refuge. Inside this 3,600-acre park
is Canyon Ridge Trail. The 3.25 mile trail takes
in almost all forms of Texas scenery.
There are rolling hills, limestone outcrops and
views of the shores of Lake Worth. If you are
lucky, you can find some fossils buried in these

Just one week after participating in the
NCAA Indoor Track and Field National
Championships in Arkansas, the team began
the outdoor portion of its schedule by
hosting the second annual Horned Frog Invitational
March 21.

The Frogs posted 10 NCAA regional qualifying
marks during the event, which featured
competitors from UT-Arlington and
the University of North Texas.
Three of the qualifying marks came during
the men's 100-meter dash. Junior Otis

Candis Kelley, left, took the
title Mountain West Conference

Sipping on his Frappuccino with tri-
ple whipped cream and cinnamon top-
ping he charmed out of the Starbucks
baristas, Drew Combs taps along to the
beat of the music in the bookstore café,
casually commenting that he should
have been a drummer.
Combs, born with a left arm that
ends below the elbow, is a kicker for
the Texas Christian University football
team. He earned the kickoff position
during the summer and was also the
backup field goal kicker this season.
Now, he has his sights set on the field

In Todd Howard's mind, he was
invincible. Active in an array of water
sports, he never thought he could be
taken away from the glistening of the
blue water.
Then the invincibility was yanked
from him 8212; at 19, he was diagnosed
with Hodgkin's Lymphoma. There was
a tumor the size of a deck of cards in
the right side of his body.
Early in his second semester at TCU,
Howard said a hard workout pulled the
trigger on the unknown tumor. It was
a coincidence that saved his life.

The sound of the drilling rigs are bothering residents. Some wonder if they are even environmentally safe.

Drilling for natural gas has become very common in Fort Worth, and rigs have been placed all over the city.

Construction on the popular roadway is poised to be a hassle for TCU students. Two lanes were closed on Hulen St. this week after weeks of signs warning drivers to expect delays. Those closures as well...

A student will make the trek by bike this summer, helping build homes along the way.

After completing the 26-mile Cowtown Marathon, Brett Major said he could barely feel his legs.

"It's such a mental struggle finishing a marathon," Major, senior psychology major, said.