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Students and employees traveling abroad will now have experts providing services from health care to political evacuations under guidance of TCU, an official in the Center for International Studies, TCU Abroad said.

TCU signed a contract with International SOS, an international emergency service provider, so students and employees who are studying or conducting research abroad with TCU will benefit from emergency medical, personal, travel, legal and security assistance services, said Tracy Williams, associate director for the Center for International Studies, TCU Abroad.

For Hillary Clinton supporters, last Wednesday's Democratic National Convention was bittersweet. Their presidential hopeful is out of the race and now openly proclaiming her support for Barack Obama. It was enough to bring some of her loyal fans to tears. Of course, Clinton needed to do that to promote unity and remind Democrats to remain faithful to their party. However, she also made sure to mention her own efforts and accomplishments in her speech.

Many students entered the semester with high hopes for TCU's new all-you-can-eat meal plan. However, it has fallen short of expectations.

Restricting all-you-can-eat access to only Market Square creates severe bottlenecks during lunch and dinner, and supply struggles to keep up with demand during high traffic periods.

Meanwhile, formerly popular locales Sub Connection and Pond Street Grill lie in disuse because they only accept Frog Bucks. Who would want to dine there when Frog Bucks are accepted at places like Dutch's and Which Wich?

For the third consecutive year, TCU's rank on an annual list of America's best universities has dropped.The U.S. News and World Report list of America's Best Colleges 2009, published in August, ranked...

Over the last four seasons, offensive coordinators have tried to devise game plans that would neutralize former All-Conference defensive ends Tommy Blake and Chase Ortiz. The two standouts are no longer...

Quarterbacks

TCU: Andy Dalton might have not thrown a touchdown in the season-opener last week, but he did a better job of running the offense and ran the ball effectively when pressured out of the pocket.

SFA: Sophomore quarterback Jeremy Moses threw for 280 yards and six touchdowns in the Lumberjacks' season-opening 56-19 win against Langston. Moses also ran for another score.

Advantage: TCU

Runningbacks

A new pass/no credit policy aims to enforce consistency across all the academic departments on campus, the director of the Registrar's Office said.

Patrick Miller, registrar and director of enrollment management of the Registrar's Office, said colleges and schools on campus had different pass/no credit rules in the past, and students and advisers were both confused about these rules.

After 28 years of standing tall in Fort Worth's Paddock Park, a statue of entrepreneur and philanthropist Charles Tandy may be moved to campus, a university official said.

A proposal by the Fort Worth Art Commission may move the 8-foot bronze statue to the front of Tandy Hall by the end of the year, said Woody Bruner, project manager for installing the Tandy statue.

The statue, developed by artist Jim Reno, has stood north of the Tarrant County Courthouse in Paddock Park since 1980, according to a Fort Worth Public Art press release.