In an attempt to encourage more minority students to study abroad, the Center for International Studies: TCU Abroad has teamed up with Inclusiveness and Intercultural Services to have a night of programming...

TCU will put its all-time undefeated record versus the Lamar Cardinals to the test Wednesday.

The match, scheduled for 2 p.m. at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center, will be the Frogs' first duel since they last met in 2000. The teams have met a total of five times since 1979, all TCU victories. This season, the Frogs and the Cardinals met in early fall during tournament play.

The Frogs have been plagued with several injuries this season as well, head coach Dave Borelli said.

Nashville band Jenny and Tyler had such a good experience playing in front of TCU students before, it is coming to campus to play for students again Wednesday.

BLUU Student Activities and Marketing Coordinator Brad Thompson said he first heard the band when it played a concert at his house this past year.

"I just really loved their music and thought it would be a good fit for a TCU event," Thompson said.

Cafe Brazil CEO Brant Wood said the first two weeks of the restaurant's location in the GrandMarc have been better than expected 8212; the new staff has adjusted to the busy hours and no major equipment or facility issues have arisen.

"All of the feedback on the food has been overwhelmingly positive. Everyone is happy to have us in Fort Worth, and we're glad to be here," Wood said.

He said the initial success of the restaurant has been because of the feedback of customers, and that there had been minimal use of advertising.

In the final push for the March 15 deadline to apply for programs in fall 2011, the Center for International Studies is trying to attract more people to the university's Seville program, a study abroad official said.

Alexis Branaman, study abroad coordinator, said the center was encouraging students to attend in the fall to even out enrollment in the program between the fall and spring semesters. She said students have gone during the spring in the past because of a longer semester, better weather and because students don't want to miss activities in the fall on campus.

Throw the records out the window, forget about the conference seeding, and focus on 40 minutes of basketball against Wyoming in the Mountain West Conference Championship opener, head men's basketball coach Jim Christian said.

"The general message is the same 8212; this is the time of the year that a lot of things go out the window, seeding goes out the window," Christian said. "What's happened, hopefully you learn from those things, you get kind of a second chance, and that for us in our situation is refreshing for our team, because at this point records go out the window."