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Halperin makes Cowtown first stop on tour

Halperin makes Cowtown first stop on tour

Published Mar 30, 2011

TCU alumnus and former "American Idol" contestant Tim Halperin is thanking his Fort Worth fan base on Friday with a free concert. "After ‘American Idol' I realized I need to capitalize on the momentum...

Rangers seem the team to beat in AL West

Published Mar 30, 2011

It seems the Texas Rangers have a knack for attracting offseason chaos and drama. In 2009, after being told by the organization to move to third base, Michael Young demanded a trade. The opening of the...

Trinity River gets a bath

Published Mar 30, 2011

For Elizabeth Nagel, giving back to the community that's given her so much is important. Nagel, a sophomore business marketing major spent her Saturday with 33 other volunteers from the university paddling...

David Stein learns to rock climb

Published Mar 30, 2011

David Stein goes rock climbing with Rec Center employee Tess Sadler in anticipation of a competition at the indoor climbing wall. The University Recreation Center is set to hold a competition at the climbing...

Alumni donations affect U.S. News and World Report rankings

Published Mar 30, 2011

U.S. News and World Report ranked the university 99 out of 1,400 universities. For many alumni, however, the ranking is nothing more than a number. Fort Worth resident and alumna Sarah Martinez said she's...

Halperin concert shows gratitude for Fort Worth fan base

Published Mar 30, 2011

So many celebrities and musicians follow fame and seem to forget who and what made them famous. That doesn't seem to be the case with Tim Halperin, who is offering a free concert in Fort Worth to thank...

Students should consider the ramifications of social media

Published Mar 30, 2011

When entering college, each student might have a list of "essentials." On that list, one might see an organizer or calendar, basic school supplies and various dorm staples. But this list has evolved in...

Campus to receive Dream Machines by Earth Day

Campus to receive Dream Machines by Earth Day

Published Mar 30, 2011

The Greenopolis Dream Machines are scheduled to come to campus, and the goal is to have them installed by Earth Day, April 22. "We wanted to do the publicity and PR right before Earth Day," Instructor...

Humanities Symposium to feature Billy Collins

Published Mar 30, 2011

More than 600 people had requested tickets to attend a poetry reading featuring former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins, Curt Rode, TCU English instructor and event coordinator said. Poet Laureates have...

Sustainability & Social Justice Conference debuts

Published Mar 30, 2011

The Center for Community Involvement and Service-Learning is living up to its name today with the debut of the Service-Learning for Sustainability & Social Justice Conference. Each year, the center holds...

Mavs have challenge ahead against Lakers

Published Mar 29, 2011

As the final games of the season wind down in the NBA, one of the closest playoff position races in the league is for the second seed in the Western Conference. Pending the outcome of tonight's Mavericks-Clippers game, The No. 3-seeded Dallas Mavericks (52-21) have a shot to gain momentum against the No. 2-seeded Los Angeles Lakers (53-20) when the teams play Thursday.

A Mavs win Wednesday night would give Dallas a chance to tie LA for the No. 2 seed Thursday and give Dallas the tiebreaker with a 2-1 advantage in head-to-head matchups.

Major League Gaming Pro Circuit comes to Dallas

Published Mar 29, 2011

Junior Nathan Mann has a job that would make most video gamers envious. As a graphics coordinator for Major League Gaming tournaments, the accounting and finance double major will be on-site at the MLG 2011 Pro Circuit video game competition coming to the Metroplex April 1-3.

The Dallas competition will feature Halo: Reach, StarCraft 2, and Call of Duty: Black Ops. It is expected to attract thousands of participants and spectators, according to a Feb. 3 press release.