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TCU moving to Big East

Published Nov 29, 2010

TCU announced Monday that all athletic teams will leave the Mountain West Conference to join the Big East Conference beginning July 1, 2012.

Monday morning, the TCU Board of Trustees unanimously voted to accept the Big East's offer to join the conference for a number of reasons, Chancellor Victor Boschini said.

"We have spent the entire morning...discussing the pros and cons in this decision, and we decided unanimously about the pros," Boschini said.

Boschini said the conference gives TCU a chance to excel not only athletically, but also academically.

Patriots don't have to agree with politicians to show love of country

Patriots don’t have to agree with politicians to show love of country

Published Nov 29, 2010

Patriotism is and always has been a tricky subject to broach. Love of country has been used throughout history to achieve great things and to justify the most horrific of atrocities. Patriotism is still...

Students work over holiday with the future in mind

Students work over holiday with the future in mind

Published Nov 29, 2010

Despite reports of a growing economy, junior nursing major Katelyn Marsh, along with many other TCU students, is still experiencing consequences of the recession by spending time during winter break at work.

Marsh's employer, Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen, has required longer working hours instead of hiring additional employees due to the recovering economy, she said.

"They want everyone to work more hours because it costs a lot to train more people," Marsh said.

No. 3 Frogs to play a bowl game after a 66-17 win over New Mexico

Published Nov 29, 2010

The No. 3 TCU Horned Frogs secured at least a Rose Bowl berth with their 66-17 win over New Mexico Saturday while also clinching their second consecutive undefeated regular season and Mountain West Conference title.

Coupled with a 34-31 overtime loss by then-No. 4 Boise State to then-No. 19 Nevada Friday night, the Frogs' path to a BCS bowl became clearer without the Broncos threatening to jump TCU (12-0, 8-0 MWC) in the standings.

Frogs attain MWC title, undefeated season with 66-17 victory over New Mexico

Frogs attain MWC title, undefeated season with 66-17 victory over New Mexico

Published Nov 27, 2010

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- The No. 3 TCU Horned Frogs clinched their second consecutive undefeated regular season and Mountain West Conference title Saturday with a 66-17 win over New Mexico.

The Frogs (12-0, 8-0 MWC) also clinched an at-large BCS berth in the process, likely securing a spot in the Rose Bowl if No. 1 Oregon or No. 2 Auburn wins out and after No. 4 Boise State lost 34-31 to No. 19 Nevada Friday night.

TCU's perfect season never looked in serious doubt from the start of the game, as the Frogs got off to a 21-0 start.

Frogs gain momentum in fourth quarter; Dalton out with injury

Published Nov 27, 2010

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.

Current score: 52-17 TCU

No. 3 TCU (11-0, 7-0 MWC) got off to a fast start against New Mexico (1-10, 1-6) Saturday in its final regular season game, but the Lobos battles back by getting point off of two TCU fumbles to stay within distance, 31-17, at the half.

Andy Dalton threw thee touchdown passes to get TCU out to a 21-0 lead, but New Mexico forced fumbles in the first and second quarters to keep it manageable.

Dalton was sacked with about 9 minutes left in the second quarter and left the game. As of halftime, he had not returned.

Live from University Stadium, New Mexico: TCU vs. New Mexico

Published Nov 26, 2010

The live coverage of the TCU Horned Frogs vs. New Mexico Lobos game, beginning at 2:45 p.m. and ending when the game does. Join news editor Marshall Doig for a live chat and commentary during the game...

Process of isolation often inspires great art

Published Nov 22, 2010

Dedication to the art of music is demonstrated to perfection in the form of indie folk band Bon Iver. Their album, titled "For Emma, Forever Ago," was based on inspiration found by lead singer Justin Vernon during a period in which he isolated himself in remote woods in Wisconsin.

The alleged purpose of this isolation was to recover from personal issues and agonies, including, but not limited to, breaking up with a girlfriend and a former band. Whether or not you enjoy their music, it is impossible not to admire dedication like that.

Hawaii, MWC join forces for the better

Published Nov 22, 2010

According to sources such as ESPN and the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, the University of Hawaii is in the finalizing stages of having its football team join the Mountain West Conference for the 2012 season. Oh my poor, conflicted soul.

Being born and raised in Hawaii, I've been a Warriors fan for the past 18 years. I have fond memories of covering them on the sidelines as a intern for KHON2 News in Honolulu, and I vividly remember the 2007 campaign, led by Colt Brennan, that sent Hawaii to its first BCS game. I rejoice at the move that will showcase and exemplify UH's talent.

Health, fitness begin on an individual level

Published Nov 22, 2010

As a busy college student, getting to the gym on a regular basis can be difficult. Not only is time an issue, but the motivation to get up and exercise is often lacking. However new innovations for your...

BCS Bowl absence possible for TCU

Published Nov 22, 2010

After cutting its BCS ranking deficit in half for the second week in a row, Boise State will almost inevitably jump TCU in the BCS rankings after playing No. 19 Nevada (10-1) next week, with TCU facing...

Boschini ranks No. 30 on highest-paid private college leaders list

Boschini ranks No. 30 on highest-paid private college leaders list

Published Nov 22, 2010

Chancellor Victor Boschini's total compensation put him at No. 30 in a survey that listed 30 of the highest-paid private college leaders, released last Sunday by The Chronicle of Higher Education. Boschini's total compensation was $1,005,814, according to the survey.

Boschini said his position in the survey wasn't something he would think about.

"I'm just happy for any support anybody at TCU is willing to give me financially, emotionally or spiritually," he said.