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Scholarship renewal requirements adjusted

Published Sep 17, 2008

The Scholarships and Financial Aid Committee is expecting a decrease in formal appeals for scholarship renewal this year because of its decision to change the requirement for renewal from completion of 27 hours per year to 24, a Financial Aid official said.

Michael Scott, director of scholarships and financial aid, said all TCU academic scholarships require a 3.0 GPA at the end of freshman year and a 3.25 GPA for each consecutive year, but what most students seemed to overlook was the 27-hour requirement of past years.

Official: nearby development likely to foster community life

Published Sep 17, 2008

A new town home development close to campus will likely further the university's goal of becoming a "residential campus," a university official said.Don Mills, vice chancellor for student affairs, said...

Riders prepare for title defense

Published Sep 17, 2008

When the equestrian team's season begins Friday, there will be a tough task at hand - defending a national championship.

However, head coach Gary Reynolds likes his team's chances.



"We're very fortunate to have a strong team with depth this year," Reynolds said.



The team will travel to Lubbock for its first action of the season in a scrimmage with Texas Tech University and West Texas A&M University.

New patrol vehicles not worth the money

Published Sep 17, 2008

TCU Police got an upgrade. Now, instead of just cruising in police cars, golf carts and on bikes, officers can now be seen riding down the sidewalks on their new scooters.The T3 Motion vehicles are powered...

Facebook petition calls for meal plan changes

Published Sep 17, 2008

More than 1,000 students struggling to adjust to the new meal plan joined a Facebook petition in its first week of existence, giving some students hope that changes will be made, the creator of the petition said.

Sophomore prebusiness major Albert Rayle, creator of the Facebook group "Petition against TCU's new meal plan," said the quick response the group received is proof that opposition to the new meal plans is widespread.

HIS turns down housing offer

Published Sep 16, 2008

The campus' Christian sorority, He Is Sufficient, turned down an offer to have on-campus housing because of little demand from sorority members, the sorority's president said.

Jackie Quisenberry, president of HIS, said the sorority did not get a house because of a lack of commitment from active members.



"We couldn't get enough girls to commit to it for us to go forward with it," Quisenberry said. HIS was offered ten rooms to house 20 members at Wiggins Hall last semester in the section next to Gamma Phi Beta, a Panhellenic sorority.

New scholarship to benefit English students

Published Sep 16, 2008

A $50,000 scholarship award in the name of TCU alumna and author Sandra Brown will start taking applications this November, said the chair of the English department.

Dan Williams, English department chair, said the scholarship is intended to award one incoming junior each year by paying his or her full two-year tuition at TCU. English majors or minors interested in fiction writing and active in the English literary club at TCU will be eligible to apply for this award.

Debate facility to debut in new building

Published Sep 16, 2008

The university will include a debating chamber in the construction of Scharbauer Hall at the site of the former student center, a university official said.The chamber will allow faculty and students to...

Fort Worth assists those affected by Hurricane Ike

Fort Worth assists those affected by Hurricane Ike

Published Sep 16, 2008

She was one of the lucky ones.

Besides a few downed trees and flooding in her backyard, Laura Davidson, a junior nursing major from Seabrook, has a house to go back to.



After mandatory evacuations were announced, Davidson's parents rode out the storm with family in the Deer Park area, about 20 miles southeast of Houston.



"All of the destruction hit really close to home because it was areas that I drive down everyday when I go home," Davidson said. "I wasn't worried necessarily about my house as much as my family getting out OK."

Junior forward leads soccer team to 7-0 shutout

Junior forward leads soccer team to 7-0 shutout

Published Sep 16, 2008

The soccer team remains undefeated after shutting out East Tennessee State University on Sunday in a 7-0 victory.

Junior forward Lizzy Karoly began the scoring, netting the first three goals of the game within the first 15 minutes of the first half. Karoly collected her hat trick with two goals coming from breakaways. The third was a sliding shot from more than 30 yards from the goal which found the top corner of the net.

Updates: Athletics have eventful weekend

Published Sep 16, 2008

Volleyball

The Horned Frog volleyball team pushed its win streak to nine games Friday with wins over Texas Tech and New Orleans before having it snapped by Oklahoma the following day.



The Friday match proved to be a historic one as the team matched its longest winning streak in school history, and senior setter Nirelle Hampton placed her name in the school record books in the second match as the all-time career assists leader. She had 50 against Texas Tech and 47 against New Orleans.

Frogs topple Cardinal, now 3-0

Published Sep 16, 2008

TCU withstood Stanford's physicality and delivered some of its own in a 31-14 win Saturday.

A big stop by the Horned Frog defense on a fourth-and-inches play in the fourth quarter helped to thwart a late comeback attempt by the Cardinal when senior linebacker Robert Henson and company stood up runningback Toby Gerhart at the line of scrimmage.



Freshman Ross Evans tacked on a 23-yard field goal on the ensuing possession to make it a two-score game with 2:24 remaining.