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Q & A: Gloriann & Gabby Lopez

Q & A: Gloriann & Gabby Lopez

Published Feb 16, 2006

What's the best part about having a sister in the organization, on the team?Gloriann Lopez: You always have that person for support.

Gabby Lopez: You've always got your number one fan with you!

What's the weirdest thing about coach Borelli?

Gabby Lopez: I don't really see him as a father figure ... but kind of like family. I think it's a familial relation.

Rifle Team: Season ending with bang

Published Feb 16, 2006

With the regular season finished and only the NCAA championships ahead, TCU rifle head coach Karen Monez said the team has compiled a season that they can be more than pleased with."I'm very proud of their...

Team outplays crosstown rival

Team outplays crosstown rival

Published Feb 16, 2006

The Horned Frogs showed no signs of rust Wednesday in their first outdoor match of the semester, a 7-0 sweep of SMU that improved TCU's record to 4-2.Head coach Dave Borelli said the team showed signs of the considerable experience it gained at more competitive matches earlier in the year.

"The competition we had early in the season really helped," Borelli said. "We have to play good people. That's where it starts, in playing good teams. The thing of that is when you play at a lower level, you have to play better."

Falcons beat Horned Frogs again

Falcons beat Horned Frogs again

Published Feb 16, 2006

Senior forward Judson Stubbs led the Horned Frogs (5-20, 1-10) in scoring Wednesday night with 11 points, but it was to no avail as the Air Force Falcons (20-5, 8-4) beat TCU 63-45.The Falcons were led by senior guard Antoine Hood who finished with 23 points on 9 of 16 shooting.

"(Hood) is a guy that doesn't get enough credit," head coach Neil Dougherty said. "He could play and start for any team in the country."

Dougherty said Hood is the most complete guard in the entire Mountain West Conference.

Police surveillance in parking lots assist in the arrest of man

Published Feb 15, 2006

Undercover police surveillance may have paid off Monday night after a man in possession of burglary tools was chased from the Coliseum parking lot and arrested, TCU Police said.David Lee Sherman, 20, was arrested on suspicion of evading arrest and/or detention and possession of a controlled substance, said TCU Police Chief Steven McGee.

TCU Detective Vicki Lawson, who was working undercover Monday night, said she observed a white Ford Explorer without a TCU parking permit enter the Coliseum lot around 8:20 p.m.

Your View: Tuition increase indicative of real world

Published Feb 15, 2006

John Parker, a junior entrepreneurial management and finance major posed some excellent questions of TCU in his letter printed Feb. 10. I'm not an official voice for the university, but I can shed some light on a few of the issues he raised."I am very supportive of all the initiatives the university is taking to enhance the value and quality of education, but I am not benefiting from any of it - so why am I having to pay for it?" Parker said.

Holidays lost to commercialism

Holidays lost to commercialism

Published Feb 15, 2006

"Lucky me, loving you/ morning, noon and nighttime, too!"With Valentine's Day just past, I am certain several cards expressing sentiments like the one above were sent out yesterday. The message may be cute, but it is not genuine. It doesn't express the sender's feelings toward the recipient. Instead, it is the cheesy brainchild of someone who works in an office building in New York, or wherever Hallmark is based.

Expo to provide chance to meet future employers

Published Feb 15, 2006

Students will have the chance to meet and interview with several companies today in the University Recreation Center when Career Services hosts this semester's Career Expo.Companies ranging from Lockheed...

Women’s Tennis: Team to face Mustangs

Published Feb 15, 2006

It may not be the battle for the Iron Skillet, but today's tennis match against SMU still has all the makings of a cross-town rivalry.Head coach Dave Borelli said beating a team so close to home is always a bonus.

"We're not in the same conference, but it's nice to beat a team in your own hometown, or near it," Borelli said. "It's a good rivalry ... It's bragging rights for the Metroplex."

Senior Helena Besovic said some of the Horned Frogs are already familiar with SMU's athletes.

House passes honor code

House passes honor code

Published Feb 15, 2006

A resolution was passed to support endeavors to create an academic honor code during Tuesday's House of Student Representatives meeting.The resolution enables the Student Government Association to support the research and drafting of an honor code by a group of students, faculty and members of the administration.

The resolution states that the honor code would "educate all students on the do's and don'ts of academic misconduct."

The group will meet with SGA advisers on a biweekly basis for one semester to update advisers on the progression of the resolution.

Baseball: Texas State slides past Frogs

Published Feb 15, 2006

The Horned Frogs were unable to sustain an early lead - or any offense - Tuesday night as TCU fell to Texas State 5-1.TCU (2-2) benefitted from shaky starting pitching and jumped out to an early 1-0 lead but fell victim to an opportunistic Texas State (2-5) offense as the game progressed. The Frogs also had no answer for the Bobcats' bullpen, and Texas State pitchers retired the last 19 TCU batters.

Head coach Jim Schlossnagle said the team was simply outplayed.

"I thought their pitchers pitched better than ours," Schlossnagle said. "We hit balls right to them."

Players to fight Falcons

Players to fight Falcons

Published Feb 15, 2006

The Horned Frogs will be looking for some good defense tonight to stop an Air Force (19-5, 7-4) team that is shooting just under 50 percent from the field and 40 percent from the three-point range.Four of the five starters for the Falcons are averaging in double figures. They are headlined by senior guard Antoine Hood, who is averaging 14.3 points per game. The four leading scorers for the Falcons are also putting in a lot of time on the court, averaging 34 minutes per game.