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What is your favorite TCU memory?

Published Dec 2, 2010

What is your favorite TCU memory?

"Freshman and sophomore year, a bunch of friends and I would go late at night and play Sardines [a game like hide and seek] on the academic side of campus. We'd hide in the most awkward spots in Sid Rich[Sid W. Richardson Building], in the stairwell behind the library and even in a storm drain next to Beasley."

Anthropology major Stefanie Grows from El Dorado Hills, Calif.

Texting in class a disrespect to professors

Texting in class a disrespect to professors

Published Dec 2, 2010

Wilkes University researchers performed a study that found nine out of 10 students text during class, and nearly half claim to do so undetected. What horrifies professors even more is that 10 percent...

Republicans and Democrats must compromise to fix tax problems

Published Dec 2, 2010

President Barack Obama recently invited both Democrats and Republicans to the White House to debate the upcoming tax decisions that Congress will have to make. Republicans would like the Bush-era tax...

2010 December Graduates

Published Dec 2, 2010

Congratulations are due for the December 2010 graduates. An estimated 440 undergraduate students will cross the stage Dec. 18, 2010, with degrees from at least one of eight individual colleges. Students...

Degree candidates offer insight on study abroad experiences

Published Dec 2, 2010

Three December graduates share their memories and offer suggestions from their experiences abroad. While overseas, they experienced exotic food and diverse lifestyles and saw sights ranging from Machu Picchu in Peru to the Eiffel Tower in France. TCU students travel to Europe, Asia, Latin America, Africa and other destinations through the study abroad program. Twenty-eight percent of this year's seniors have studied abroad.

Strategic communication major Mckenzie Zieser

Hometown: Phoenix, Ariz.

Destination: Seville, Spain

Time: Spring 2010

Professor hates seeing students go, but loves to see them succeed

Published Dec 2, 2010

For Neeley School of Business marketing instructor Bob Akin, graduation is the hardest part of his job.

"It's like giving up your own children," he said. "You want to keep them."

For eight years, Akin has watched his former students walk across the graduation stage and into successful careers.

Although he received both his bachelor's and master's degrees from TCU, Akin never saw himself teaching here 8212; or anywhere, for that matter.

Men’s tennis holds effort to increase match fan attendance

Published Dec 1, 2010

The men's tennis team has hopes that community involvement will help them increase attendance at home matches, the team's coach said.

Head men's tennis coach David Roditi said he put a plan in action to raise attendance at home matches. The team set a goal to have 1,000 fans in attendance at a home match.

Senior tennis player Zach Nichols said the goal stemmed from Roditi, also a former TCU tennis player, and the experience he gained while on the team. When Roditi played, the team was top 10 in the nation and had a large number of people at their matches.

Economy, not sustainability practices, responsible for green trends

Published Dec 1, 2010

The chickens of this world are headed for inevitable disaster. According to U.S. Department of Agriculture statistics, the amount of chicken consumption doubled from 1970 to 2004. The population of chickens in the U.S. cannot possibly keep up with the growing world demand. We must all, therefore, conserve our consumption of chickens. Buy only one chicken for the family at Popeye's. Eat more tofu chicken.

Alumnus a finalist on NBC's "The Apprentice"

Alumnus a finalist on NBC’s “The Apprentice”

Published Dec 1, 2010

As the economy crumbled and he struggled to get by, Clint Robertson wasn't sure whether it was sheer luck or his positive thoughts that helped him persevere through the toughest times. He knew he had two options: sit back and give up or do what was once his last resort: sell his possessions to survive.

Now one of the final three contestants on the TV show "The Apprentice," things are finally looking up.

SGA doing its job well

Published Dec 1, 2010

Want some free scantrons? If so, you're in luck. Student Government Association representatives passed a bill Tuesday that will make 2,500 scantrons available for students to pick up at the library.

This is a kept campaign promise, and it's a great option for most students. As a senior majoring in the liberal arts, I am still running through my supply of scantrons that I purchased as an enthusiastic freshman.

Student awarded Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year

Student awarded Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year

Published Dec 1, 2010

The university has added another student to its list of internationally recognized student entrepreneurs. Brent Skoda, a senior general studies major, won $150,000 in cash and in-kind business services...

Website highlights quips about Greek life

Website highlights quips about Greek life

Published Dec 1, 2010

Users of totalfratmove.com can go to a website with a sailboat background filled with advertising for khaki pants and boat shoes. Supposed fraternity and sorority members post comments, stories and pictures anonymously under monikers such as "brohemian fratsody," "Stonewall Fratterson," and "MRS w/honors."

The "about us" section of the site informs readers that the blog is "a way for the upstanding members of this Nation's finest Greek communities to share entertaining comments, stories and photos."