Skiff.tcu.edu archive Archives | Page 15 of 32 | TCU 360

Parking problems require resolutions

Published Feb 17, 2004

I am sitting in my car after my first class ends. I have more than two hours until my next class begins, but if I go anywhere I may not get a place when I come back. It is cold and raining, so what better time than now for some investigating.

The Pitino effect: Frogs to be tested by ranked team, respected coach

Published Feb 17, 2004

Not since the General Bobby Knight led his army of Red Raiders into Fort Worth last season has a more celebrated head coach graced the visitors’ bench at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.

Well, that’s about to change at 6 p.m. tonight when the Horned Frogs host No. 10 Louisville.

Offense lacking in 2 weekend defeats

Published Feb 17, 2004

Head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle said he wondered where the TCU team that showed offensive prowess a week ago went.

The Frogs lost a Sunday doubleheader to Texas State as the Bobcats produced timely hits to beat the Frogs 7-4 in 10 innings in game one, and 6-2 in the night game.

Frogs face season’s toughest foe

Published Feb 17, 2004

To reward the TCU men’s tennis team for running their record to a perfect 3-0, the Frogs get a date with one of the nation’s most dominant programs this week.

Wednesday afternoon the No. 13 Frogs will look to remain unbeaten as they host No. 9 Texas A&M, in what the team says is one of the season’s toughest.

Mountain West advantage: Shift in conferences will leave C-USA trailing

Published Feb 13, 2004

The Conference USA the Horned Frogs belong to today is not the same conference it will be leaving behind in 2005.

Horned Frogs hope more wins will score larger crowd

Published Feb 13, 2004

In his second season as TCU’s men’s basketball coach, Neil Dougherty has his players looking up to him and believing they are capable of achieving great things.

ADPi ‘Mocktail’ shakes up Student Center

Published Feb 13, 2004

The Student Center Ballroom may never be the same after being crowded with pirates, old men and cocktail waitresses all making non-alcoholic beverages at Alpha Delta Pi’s fourth annual “Mocktails Blend-Off” Thursday night.

Sprinkle cedes standing in church region

Published Feb 13, 2004

The Brite Divinity School administrator who accused the Christian Church’s Southwest Region of discrimination resigned his standing in the region Thursday, saying a church investigation into sexual misconduct allegations was not proceeding fairly.

Robert Carr Chapel presents ideal atmosphere for weddings

Published Feb 13, 2004

Thirty minutes before a ceremony starts, guests start filing into the chapel accompanied by a joyous melody from the pipe organ. The bride and groom are in their respective dressing rooms with their close...

Sports panel focuses on media influence

Published Feb 13, 2004

Reality TV is one of the most popular kinds of shows on television, but “the real reality TV is athletics,” NCAA President Myles Brand said Thursday at a panel discussion on sports ethics.

Bellaire apartments to be torn down

Published Feb 13, 2004

Bellaire House Condominium residents received a letter stating that they must soon vacate from Award Co. Realtors and Property Management, the company that manages the condominiums.

Spreading the love

Published Feb 13, 2004

Not sure what to get that someone for Valentine’s? Not sure if you should even get them something? Well, we’ve all been there. Here are some last minute, rest-assured ideas that will please...