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Faculty member helps lead church

Published Aug 22, 2007

The president of the Brite Divinity School said he hopes through his background in the history of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) he can help the church evolve with the changing times instead of dwelling in the past. President Newell Williams was elected as moderator of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) this summer at the church's biennial general assembly in Fort Worth.

Counterpoint: Students with extracurricular activity should get same day sign-ups for class selections

Counterpoint: Students with extracurricular activity should get same day sign-ups for class selections

Published Aug 22, 2007

At TCU,students participating in the honors program and those that play intercollegiate sports are permitted early class registration. This may not be surprising because many individuals at this university are granted class registration before others for a variety of reasons, one of the most obvious and frustrating - mainly for incoming freshmen - being credit hours. Despite this, the place in line reserved by the university for athletes and honors students is at the very front.

Dalton looks to lead, earn respect

Published Aug 22, 2007

Andy Dalton was hanging out with friends, watching the No. 1 movie in America when he got the news he was named the No. 1 quarterback at TCU."I was actually told in a movie ... but I came up here on Sunday and that's when they told me," Dalton said. "I went and saw 'Superbad.'"

The redshirt freshman beat out sophomore Marcus Jackson in a contested battle for the starting quarterback slot, opened by the graduation of Jeff Ballard.

Point: Early registration not harmful

Point: Early registration not harmful

Published Aug 22, 2007

As TCU students make their way to classes this fall semester, rumblings and grumblings can already be heard about class schedules. It seems that no one can be entirely happy with the courses they have ended up with. Maybe they begin too early, maybe they run too late, or perhaps one of those all-too-rare "blow off" courses was already full when you signed up.Sure, it's sad that there was more demand than "Sexy Naked People 101" or "Survey of Xbox" was able to handle, but bitter parties are all too quick to point fingers.

Boschini announces ‘R-Rated’ semester

Published Aug 21, 2007

Chancellor Victor Boschini kicked off the semester by announcing the "R-Rated" theme for the semester and presenting the Chancellor's Staff Award for Outstanding Service during the annual Opening Luncheon on Friday. Boschini said the "R-Rated" theme stands for rights, responsibilities and respect.

"The student body is well aware of their rights, but we would like them to learn responsibility as well," Boschini said.

Boschini said the theme "is designed to encourage dialogue and respect for others."

Neeley School recognized by magazine

Neeley School recognized by magazine

Published Aug 21, 2007

M.J. Neeley School of Business representatives were in high spirits Monday as they joined the elite 25 in Fortune's ranking of America's best colleges for entrepreneurs.The ranking was released with a brief description of why the school was chosen, also naming the Neeley School among the top five undergraduate schools for entrepreneurs in Texas. In the explanation, Fortune reported that TCU has the largest chapter of the Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization with more than 350 student members.

Drilling scheduled for January start in remote parking

Published Aug 21, 2007

After months of discussion about drilling for natural gas on TCU grounds, the administration has a proposed date to begin work on a natural gas well.Four Sevens Oil Co. will be working in conjunction with...

All-American end returns to gridiron

Published Aug 21, 2007

After days of speculation concerning his whereabouts and his status with the football team, senior defensive end Tommy Blake is expected to make his return to the team today as it resumes practice after having the day off. Mark Cohen, director of athletics media relations, released a statement Sunday to the Associated Press stating that Blake would return to campus Monday, and attend today's practice.

The defensive end, whose name has appeared on a bevy of preseason All-America teams, returned home to Aransas Pass for what was being called a "personal matter."

Boys of summer bring dread, misery to fans

Published Aug 21, 2007

I was wearing a suit and tie and drinking Merlot at the Jersey Shore when "Don't Stop Believing" played before the screen abruptly cut to black. What should have been the final moments of Tony Soprano's life unfolding in the June finale of "The Sopranos" left people wondering what had just happened. What I didn't know was that the finale also signaled the beginning of the end for the sports world in the summer of 2007.

Green quarterback to take snaps

Published Aug 21, 2007

The battle to decide who would fill the vacant starting quarterback position has ended as head coach Gary Patterson named Andy Dalton as the starting quarterback this season.Patterson named the redshirt freshman the starter on Sunday, and will be under center when the Frogs open up the season at home in two weeks against Baylor on Sept. 1. Dalton, who has yet to take an official in-game snap in his college career, beat out sophomore Marcus Jackson for the position.

Volleyball team beats alumni in exhibition, prepares for season

Volleyball team beats alumni in exhibition, prepares for season

Published Aug 21, 2007

With the volleyball team in the final stages of preparation for the upcoming season, the group scored an exhibition win against the volleyball's alumni squad Sunday at the University Recreation Center.Although the current team downed the alumni team in four consecutive matches, the former players provided competitive play that the volleyball team was hoping to use to prepare for the beginning of their season.

New coaches excited about opportunity

New coaches excited about opportunity

Published Aug 21, 2007

While the majority of athletic programs kept their coaching staffs intact, a couple of programs, football and swimming and diving in particular, brought in fresh faces during the off-season. Justin Fuente, Keegan Walkley and Stephen Jensen have come from programs big and small with stories as different as the two sports they represent to contribute to their respective programs this year and beyond.