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Men's Basketball - Frogs beat Tigers in close game

Men’s Basketball – Frogs beat Tigers in close game

Published Nov 23, 2005

Despite poor shooting, TCU defeated Jackson State 76-74 Tuesday night at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. TCU shot 32 percent from the field and 64 percent from the free throw line, but outrebounded Jackson State by 17.

"We played a decent game, but we need to be more consistent," TCU head coach Neil Dougherty said. "The players want things to happen now, but we need to be more patient and gain control to win the game."

The Frogs scored only four points in the first three minutes of the game, but led at halftime 39-33, shooting 29 percent from the field.

Mono is common among college students

Mono is common among college students

Published Nov 23, 2005

When Alison Raff could not rid herself of a congested head or constant fatigue, she knew something was wrong."It was a drag just to get out of bed," said Raff, a junior movement science major.

An RN and lecturer for the Harris School of Nursing, Kris Riddlesperger, said Raff's symptoms of a chronic headache and fatigue are common signs of infectious mononucleosis, or mono, a disease college students are easily susceptible to due to increased contact and lifestyles.

SGA causes low voter numbers

SGA causes low voter numbers

Published Nov 23, 2005

A select number of SGA officers and I have something in common: We are both outraged.SGA officers have recently attributed the low voter turnout to the candidates running for office, not SGA itself. How...

Cross Country – Runner represents TCU in championships

Published Nov 22, 2005

Senior Kip Kangogo placed 33rd in the NCAA Cross Country Championships on Monday.The event, which was held at Indiana State University in Terre Haute, featured 31 men's and women's teams.

Wisconsin senior Simon Bairu won the event, leading the Wisconsin team to victory with three runners registering in the top 10.

Northern Arizona junior Johanna Nillson won the women's event with a time of 9:58.

Kangogo, who was awarded All-Region honors at the NCAA Cross Country South Central Regional Championships in Waco, was happy with the results.

United States should outlaw torture

Published Nov 22, 2005

Recently, the Senate passed a ban on the torture of any suspected terrorist in U.S. custody.This ban has come following allegations that cruel and unusual methods of retrieving information were being used in Iraq by U.S. personnel.

The move to prevent this type of action against captives is a good move.

It is the responsibility of the United States as a world superpower to act in such a way as to be a role model for other nations.

Online evaluations would be better, more complete

Online evaluations would be better, more complete

Published Nov 22, 2005

'Tis the season for turkeys, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes and family dinners.'Tis also the season for finals, term papers and, most important, evaluation forms.This fall, like every year, TCU's Office...

Men’s Basketball – Frogs start season with loss at home

Published Nov 22, 2005

Players and coaches shuffled into the press room after Saturday's 68-59 loss to Division II Tarleton State, perhaps looking for more answers than the reporters there to ask about TCU's first home-opener loss in 24 years.TCU fell before a Daniel-Meyer Coliseum crowd that watched the Texans (2-0) dominate the paint in almost every aspect. Tarleton out rebounded an overmatched TCU team 43-29, and Texans forward Mookie Works had more blocks (5) and almost as many rebounds (11) as the entire TCU starting five (0 and 14).

Women's Basketball - Lady Frogs fall to Bulldogs

Women’s Basketball – Lady Frogs fall to Bulldogs

Published Nov 22, 2005

Monday night's game against the Georgia Bulldogs is one TCU head women's coach Jeff Mittie said he would rather forget. The Lady Frogs were defeated 80-51 by the 11th-ranked Bulldogs."I'd prefer to leave this one behind as quickly as possible," Mittie said. "It's time to prepare for Mississippi St."

All seemed well for the Frogs early in the ball game as junior guard Natasha Lacy had her way against the undersized guards for the Bulldogs. Lacy scored early and often for the Frogs, pouring in 11 points in the first eight minutes of the game.

Memorial to honor civil rights pioneer

Published Nov 22, 2005

A memorial in memory of civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks will be on display today at the entry-way of the Brown-Lupton Student Center as a joint project of Chi Upsilon Sigma and Delta Sigma Theta."We felt that a display would be an appropriate act to do for this amazing woman," Roxanna Latifi, president of Chi Upsilon Sigma, said. "We also believe this is something we should not overlook, so I thought this would be a nice tribute to highlight her wonderful accomplishments."

Your View

Published Nov 22, 2005

After reading Rachel Skinner's article on gay marriage in Wednesday's Skiff, I was appalled at just how ignorant many people remain in this great state of ours. Not only did Ms. Skinner make an inaccurate correlation between being gay and being a "habitual liar, a thief, an adulterer or just a plain raging lunatic," but she continued to state that she has never seen "anything positive come out of" homosexuality. I would like to point out that the reason homosexuals "end up hurting people, including themselves" is not because they are gay, but because people like Ms.

Student-designed soap opera to air next semester

Published Nov 22, 2005

It's Felicity meets The Sopranos.The cast of the radio-TV-film student-led production, "Southern Comforts," was chosen after more than 100 students auditioned for a part, professor Richard Allen said.

He said the soap opera will be filmed and aired next semester.

Allen said 16 students were cast in the main roles of the soap opera, including three freshmen, three sophomores, three juniors and seven seniors. Though the majority of the students are RTVF or theatre majors, the cast also includes a broadcast journalism major and a biology major, he said.

Be well-rounded: Optimize your education

Be well-rounded: Optimize your education

Published Nov 22, 2005

For years now, giving students a well-rounded education has been a national trend among colleges and universities.And with an ever-shrinking job market, it's easy to see why.

Every college student chooses a major area of study. When students graduate, they tend to search for jobs related to their major. But with more and more high school graduates going to college these days, every field gets increasingly crowded with potential employees holding bachelor's degrees.