Ethan Casey and Fawad Butt gave two main reasons for the current Pakistani situation: lack of education and poverty.In a Tuesday lecture called "Pakistan: The Human Dimension," American journalist Ethan...

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With the Texas gubernatorial election still a little less than a year away and Frog football hysteria gripping most of the city and the university, it might be difficult for students to suddenly shift...

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This holiday season students may be surprised to find there will be no Christmas tree on the steps of Sadler Hall. The traditional tree at Sadler during Holidays at TCU will be relocated to the Campus Commons.

Brad Thompson, student activities coordinator, said the 6,000 pound, 46-foot tree will be lifted by a 168,000-pound crane up and over the Brown-Lupton University Union Auditorium to place it in the BLUU Plaza on Nov. 23.

The tree is currently in Lake Michigan where it is "chilling" so that it doesn't die before the season, Thompson said.

The sisters of Pi Beta Phi raised $2,000 for impoverished Ugandan women with their first ever BeadforLife party Friday at the Brown-Lupton University Union, said a student who helped organize the event.

Items sold at the event included various styles of necklaces, bracelets, earrings, beads and jewelry bags. The actual beads are made by the Ugandan women out of types of recycled paper and magazines. Prices ranged from $5 for bangle bracelets to $30 for five-strand necklaces.

Four Democratic primary candidates for Texas governor will kick off their 2010 campaigns today with a debate at the university.

The TCU Democrats and the Tarrant County Young Democrats worked together to present the first Gubernatorial Candidates Forum for the election. The featured candidates include Tom Schieffer, Kinky Friedman, Felix Alvarado and Hank Gilbert. In addition, Barbara Ann Radnofsky, candidate for Texas attorney general, agreed to attend as a guest speaker for the event.

"Let your voice reconstruct our campus" is the theme for the third annual Improve TCU Day Wednesday, a member of the Student Relations Committee said.

"The purpose of Improve TCU Day is to get ideas and reveal resources to strengthen the relationship between the student body and the student government," said Myra Mills, senior music education major and chairwoman of the Student Relations Committee.

Christmas tree? Check. Light show? Check. Reindeer? Check.Ice rink?Check.This year for the university's celebration of the holiday season, the Student Government Association will set up an artificial ice...

The theme throughout the dedication ceremony Friday of the John V. Roach Honors College was what sets the college and its students apart. A banjo interlude, a speech delivered in Spanish and several skits showcasing students' individual skills got the message across.

President of the Honors Student Cabinet, senior finance major Maddison Grigsby told a story about meeting her best friend through the Honors Program. She said the students are what set the program apart.