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No arrests made in sexual assault cases

No arrests made in sexual assault cases

Published Oct 20, 2009

The Fort Worth Police Department has not made any arrests in an Oct. 13 sexual assault case on campus or in a different sexual assault reported Oct. 1, a police spokesman said.

"The sexual assault unit is still conducting its ongoing investigation into each sexual assault," police spokesman Sgt. Chad Mahaffey said. "No arrests have been made as of (Monday), however both cases are very active and are still under investigation. Due to the sensitive nature of sexual assault investigations, public information is very limited until the case reaches a conclusion."

Free speech codes need second look, not complete overhaul

Published Oct 20, 2009

The Alliance Defense Fund Center for Academic Freedom recently issued "red lights" to TCU, the University of North Texas and other local colleges telling them that their free speech codes are unconstitutional. While the group's ideas about suppressing freedom of speech with regards to religious ideas are mostly focused on public universities, TCU is a curious case because it has "Christian" right there in its name.

H1N1 flu vaccines to be available on campus soon

Published Oct 20, 2009

While concern about the H1N1 flu remains, vaccines for the disease are scarce but should be available on campus soon, a university official said.

Don Mills, vice chancellor for student affairs, said Texas has not received the vaccines the state requested.



"The state of Texas had originally asked for 8 million doses and right now they've been granted 142,000," Mills said. "Those are being allocated to people at risk and health care workers. We expect to get some vaccine towards the end of the month, but we don't know how much or exactly when."

Piano prodigy keys into his abilities

Piano prodigy keys into his abilities

Published Oct 20, 2009

When Sahun Hong is doing what he loves, his hands are suspended between movements, awaiting their next pursuit of the black and white below them. He takes his time and makes his next approach as he plays Franz Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 11, smoothly connecting the graceful and patient to the swift and deliberate. His face is solemn despite the dynamic sound that is emanating from the great instrument before him.

Median construction to improve landscape of campus

Median construction to improve landscape of campus

Published Oct 20, 2009

  Trucks, traffic cones and dirt piles make up the landscape on the median that is under construction on South University Drive. Harold Leeman, associate director of major projects at the university,...

College GameDay to broadcast at BYU game

Published Oct 18, 2009

ESPN announced Sunday that its College Football GameDay show will be broadcasting this week from Provo, Utah before the TCU vs. BYU game. The show's set will be on campus at BYU and will spotlight the...

Horned Frogs wipe out Rams, 44-6

Horned Frogs wipe out Rams, 44-6

Published Oct 17, 2009

Junior quarterback Andy Dalton completed four passes of more than 20 yards in a wide open Horned Frog offense, as TCU defeated Colorado State 44-6 Saturday at Amon G. Carter Stadium.

Dalton broke the 200 yard passing barrier for the third time this season, which included touchdown passes of 47 and 39 yards to junior wide receiver Curtis Clay and freshman running back Ed Wesley. Dalton also ran the ball six times for 42 yards.

Live from Amon G. Carter: TCU vs. Colorado State chat

Published Oct 17, 2009

Join sports editor Travis L. Brown for a live chat during the TCU vs. Colorado State football game. Come chat about the game and give your commentary on the Frogs' performance. The chat will open at 3:30...

GI Bill applicants experience delayed payments

Published Oct 16, 2009

When senior Michael Jenkins started his summer vacation, he did not know how to pay for his last year of college. Two days before classes started, the government informed him that it picked up the bill.

Jenkins, a kinesiology major and Navy veteran, said he applied for the post-9/11 GI Bill in May because his old GI Bill ran out. About 16 weeks after he applied, a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs officer informed him that he qualified for 100 percent of the new bill's benefits.

Bilingual Americans essential to makeup of U.S

Published Oct 16, 2009

Ronald Reagan once said, "By emphasizing the importance of a common language, we safeguard a proud legacy and help to ensure that America's future will be as great as her past."To say that the language...

Free time and boredom lead to destructive patterns

Published Oct 16, 2009

We are concluding the eighth week of classes for the Fall semester.

Fall break blessed us with a short three-day week, the football team has yet to do anything less than impress and the first round of tests are only memories. Whether it affects those with graduate school only a year away, those only months out of high school or anyone in between, the same schedule and inexorable pile of homework can leave many in a state of ennui.

Women’s soccer to face a strong BYU offense

Published Oct 16, 2009

After suffering a 2-1 overtime loss against Wyoming last week, the Horned Frogs will be fighting for a win in Provo, Utah on Saturday against BYU.

BYU is currently ranked No. 11 in TopDrawerSoccer.com's weekly poll and brought a nine-game winning streak to the match against New Mexico on Thursday.



BYU has recorded seven shutouts this season, as well as beating both Utah and UNLV. The Cougars carry an 11-2-2 overall record and a 2-0-1 conference play record.