Former associate executive editor of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram Phil Record still remembers how Sam Baugh tried and failed to teach him how to punt when Record was 7 years old.

That's about the only thing TCU football legend Baugh couldn't do on a football field.

Baugh, who was 94, died Wednesday, but Record and others are remembering the two-time All-American for his life on and off the field.

For some students, graduating with a second degree within a semester after earning the first degree may seem impossible. For Krista Jennings, it is a reality.

Jennings, a senior working on her second degree, graduated in May with a bachelor of fine arts degree in dance and is now graduating again in December with a bachelor of arts degree in writing.

Jennings said dance is her first choice for a career, but she wanted to have another major to give her more opportunities.

Lauren John did not ever see herself joining a sorority before coming to college.

"I wasn't ready for the stereotype they're going to place on me just because I'm a sorority girl," she said.

The senior mathematics major considered joining a sorority after being encouraged by her mother and a friend from church.

"It also makes me laugh at myself because I nonchalantly went through sorority recruitment and got more out of the experience than I ever thought I would," she wrote in e-mail.

Offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Mike Schultz is officially the new offensive coordinator at the University of Illinois, and no decision has been made regarding his replacement, an athletics...

The men's and women's swimming and diving squads will take on the University of Utah on Friday in a Mountain West Conference match up.

The meet will begin at 6 p.m. in the University Recreation Center.

Both the men's and women's teams are looking to add to the win column after losses at the University of Nevada Las Vegas on Tuesday.

Head coach Richard Sybesma said the squads are happy to be home and are looking forward to Friday's meet.

Voice performance major Suzanne Vinnik probably isn't the only 22-year-old who dreams of making it big as a singer in New York.

But Vinnik doesn't want to write the next chart-topping single or see her face on MTV. In fact, the Las Vegas native said she barely follows pop music.

"I pretty much listen to opera constantly," the soprano said. "Sometimes I need a break from it, so I'll just listen to whatever's on the radio, but it's pretty much all I listen to."