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Women's tennis takes weekend match against Air Force

Women’s tennis takes weekend match against Air Force

Published Mar 28, 2008

The No. 22 TCU women's tennis team shut out Mountain West Conference opponent Air Force 7-0 Saturday at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center.

This victory brought the Horned Frogs one step closer to dominating the same three-day series they swept last season without losing a match, having also already blanking the Colorado State Rams. Sundays' match against the Wyoming Cowboys is the Horned Frogs all that stands in their way of two consecutive years of sweeping the three-day, three-team series.

Black church leaders defend Wright at Summit

Black church leaders defend Wright at Summit

Published Mar 28, 2008

DALLAS - The Brite Divinity School continued to defend the decision it made a year ago to honor the Rev. Jeremiah Wright at a press conference Friday at the Friendship-West Baptist Church.Stacey Floyd-Thomas,...

Weekend matches team's first three in conference season

Weekend matches team’s first three in conference season

Published Mar 28, 2008

The women's tennis team is hoping history will repeat itself today with the beginning of conference play.


The Horned Frogs are beginning the same three-day series they swept last season, defeating conference rivals Colorado State, Air Force and Wyoming without losing a single match.


The No. 22 Horned Frogs finished 8-2 in the Mountain West last season.

Women’s tennis team defeats rivals

Published Mar 28, 2008

The No. 22 TCU women's tennis team defeated Wyoming Sunday at the Bartzen Varsity Courts for its sixth consecutive win, completing a three-game conference opening weekend sweep.

The women's team climbed 13-4 overall and in the Mountain West, while Wyoming dropped to 10-7 and 0-2 in conference.



"This was a good weekend for the girls and the matches were sustained with concentration and energy," said Jefferson Hammond, head coach to the TCU women's tennis team. "I'm proud of my girls."

Squad to face Runnin' Rebels in Vegas

Squad to face Runnin’ Rebels in Vegas

Published Mar 28, 2008

The baseball team will put their three-game winning streak on the line this weekend against the potent lineup of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Runnin' Rebels.


TCU enters its second conference series of the season after falling to the University of New Mexico 1-2.


TCU head coach Jim Schlossnagle said the UNLV team has improved from last year, especially in hitting.

Lady Frogs’ postseason praiseworthy

Published Mar 28, 2008

The 2008 postseason continues for Jeff Mittie and the Lady Frogs following a win in the third round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament.Before that victory in round three, there was some disappointment...

Team travels to Las Vegas for three conference opening games

Team travels to Las Vegas for three conference opening games

Published Mar 27, 2008

The men's tennis team will take its 13-5 record on the road when they travel to Las Vegas to open conference play against three different opponents in three consecutive days, starting today.These three...

Faculty Senate to investigate retake policy

Published Mar 27, 2008

The Faculty Senate is investigating whether to revise TCU's course retake policy because it is more forgiving than many other universities', a faculty senate member said.The committee is researching what...

Bracket pools bring madness back to March

Published Mar 27, 2008

It all hit me at once. As I sat in Buffalo Brothers Pizza & Wing Co., reminding everyone in earshot that I picked West Virginia over Duke for roughly the 287th time, about to pull my bracket out of my...

Speaker: Outside activities essential to presidential well-being

Speaker: Outside activities essential to presidential well-being

Published Mar 27, 2008

Ever wonder what presidents do outside the White House?


Presidents in the 19th century were interested in hunting and fishing, but 20th century presidents loved golf, a former professor and best-selling author said Wednesday.


Paul F. Boller Jr., best-selling author and TCU emeritus professor of history, explored the hobbies of America's 43 presidents at an interview symposium Wednesday called "Presidents at Play: Observations by Dr. Paul F. Boller Jr."


Boller said hobbies have been essential to the health and well-being of presidents.

Course-retake policy too lenient

Published Mar 27, 2008

The Faculty Senate, in a wise academic move for the university, is investigating the course retake policy.

As it stands, students can retake any course and their grade will be replaced by the most recent attempt. There is also no limit to the number of times a student can retake a course.



Yes, this might sound great to students, especially those who may have slacked off freshman year and will be more likely to attend that 8 a.m. class now.

Lecture to explore writing methods in new media

Published Mar 27, 2008

The preset rules of writing - Times New Roman font, one-inch margins and double-spacing - are changing, a Michigan State University associate professor said.Danielle Nicole DeVoss, associate professor...

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