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School colored beer cans not as threatening as university may think

Published Sep 3, 2009

Although university administrators claim financial stability in this unpredictable economy to our strict fiscal conservatism, the university is taking advantage of overstretched government regulations to interfere with a particular private market. The university has now publicly joined SMU and other universities in Texas and around the nation in protest of Bud Light's "Fan Cans" promotion.

Colleges lured by all that new Cowboys Stadium has to offer

Colleges lured by all that new Cowboys Stadium has to offer

Published Sep 2, 2009

This weekend Arlington will host the spotlight of college football week one at Cowboys Stadium. Two top 25 teams, Brigham Young University and the University of Oklahoma, will face off in a battle with...

SuperFrog to compete in college mascot challenge

SuperFrog to compete in college mascot challenge

Published Sep 2, 2009

The members of the football team will not be the only ones chasing a championship this fall. SuperFrog was selected as one of 12 mascots to compete in the 2009 Capital One Mascot Challenge, a contest in...

Honors study abroad students make Europe their classroom

Published Sep 2, 2009

When sophomore Brandon Corcoran signed up for an honors college study abroad trip, he didn't expect white water rafting in Interlaken, Switzlerland, to be part of the curriculum. It was just one of many surprises that he said made the trip an experience to remember.

"Berlin was really cool, because we all set off and explored the city on our own," Corcoran said. "In Munich we got to go see a castle, and we even got to do some hiking behind the Alps."

Disdain for homosexuality doesn’t grant right to judge

Published Sep 2, 2009

I had heard of the atrocities carried out by Westboro Baptist Church and its bigoted pastor Fred Phelps before.

I knew that the church had been picketing at fallen soldiers' funerals, holding signs with "Thank God for dead soldiers" and "God hates the USA," written on them.



But it wasn't until 2005, when Phelps and his more than 70 followers came to my hometown to protest a soldier's death, that I realized the extent of the controversy.



I had never had to face a national scandal like that before.

Volleyball falls to Bears in fifth set

Published Sep 2, 2009

The TCU women's volleyball team followed up their opening weekend of the season with a disappointing loss against the rival Baylor Bears Tuesday.

The Horned Frogs are now 2-2 in their season, while the Bears remain undefeated. The high energy game was well-attended and started out with a close first set, but the Bears came out on top 28 to 26. The Horned Frogs followed up the disappointing first set with two winning sets.

Babb named interim athletics director

Published Sep 2, 2009

Davis Babb, associate director of athletics, has been appointed interim athletics director after current director Danny Morrison resigned today, said Mark Cohen, director of athletics media relations.Babb, who has been working in his current position for 10 years, oversees all athletic fundraising activities for the university with an emphasis on major gifts for athletics, new facilities and capital improvements, according to the athletics Web site.

China’s animosity toward Dalai Lama unfair

Published Sep 2, 2009

The Dalai Lama, leader of the Buddhist faith, arrived in Taiwan on Sunday to provide spiritual support to the families of more than 500 people who died in the recent Typhoon Morakot. His trip was loudly...

University should have been prepared for influx of incoming freshmen

Published Sep 2, 2009

With the admittance of 1,824 freshmen, about 200 more freshmen than an average fall semester entry, the university has leaped over its record breaker and really made an impact on the student population.

Such a large increase of new students means many more opportunities for students to interact with different personalities, cultures and attitudes, thus strengthening our role as ethical leaders in a global community.

Number of incoming freshmen tops highest in school history

Number of incoming freshmen tops highest in school history

Published Sep 2, 2009

More than 1,800 incoming freshmen are attending the university this year, which is the highest incoming class in the school's history, a university official said.

Ray Brown, dean of admissions, said the exact number of the incoming class will not be known until the 12th day of the semester, which is the official census date.



"Right now we have about 1,824 (freshmen), but I think we will lose five students between now and the 12th day," Brown said.

SGA discusses new tailgating policy

Published Sep 2, 2009

Tailgate Attendance

During the Student Government Association's House of Student Representatives meeting Tuesday, representatives discussed the new tailgate policy, future events and available SGA positions.



Students who want to bring a guest to tailgates must register by noon on the Friday before each football game, said Kelsie Johnson, student body president. Johnson said interested students should go to tailgates.tcu.edu and click student registration.



Tailgate Beer Prices

New art curator to intensify community art life

New art curator to intensify community art life

Published Sep 2, 2009

The new curator for the Art Galleries at TCU, Christina Rees, said she plans to provide a venue for strong regional art as an incentive for artists in Texas.The Art Galleries at TCU encompass galleries...