"Look on the bright side" and "every cloud has a silver lining" are common expressions that aren't used frequently enough. Let's face it - we are usually prone to negativity more often than positivity. If it was raining, you couldn't get a parking spot and were 10 minutes late to class, you'll be most likely to remember that rather than the fact that you made an A on a quiz or that someone complimented your new top.

No. 4 TCU looks to advance their season record to 10-0 this weekend against a team that has historically had their number.

The Frogs will face off against the No. 14 University of Utah Utes on Saturday in Amon G. Carter Stadium in front of a sellout crowd and will be ESPN's College GameDay's game of the week.

"Every year when we play Utah, it has been a close, physical game with two very athletic teams," said Frog head coach Gary Patterson.

Editor's note: This story was revised for accuracy at 6 p.m. Nov. 11.

I hope that around this time next year, most of us will be going to the polls to vote in the 2010 midterm elections. One of the most important elections on that ballot will be the Texas governor's race. After nine years of the Rick Perry administration, the governor is running for an unprecedented third consecutive term.

In October, Christopher Del Conte was hired to replaced Danny Morrison as the university's athletics director. Del Conte had served as the director of intercollegiate athletics for Rice University since...

Walking up to the front door of Fox's Barber Shop, a half-century fades from the annals of haircutting history. An old-fashioned barber pole is the only thing that indicates the presence of a barber shop, tucked away just across the Sandage Avenue commuter and faculty lot since 1957.

Walk inside Fox's and the only tip-off to customers that they haven't experienced a time warp is the color television - even though the TV is at least a quarter century old.

Junior Marlon Figueroa was named Student Government Association president Wednesday along with sophomore Jackie Wheeler as vice president, Chase Bruton as treasurer and Alex Collins as Programming Council chair.

"I was nervous up until the very last minute because all eight of us who ran for elections are great people and very qualified," Figueroa said. "But I am so excited to be president because I put my whole heart into it."

The university made improvements to go green in recent years, but according to a study released Oct. 7, it still doesn't make the grade.

The Sustainable Endowments Institute released its annual College Sustainability Report Card, a survey of 332 colleges and institutions in the United States and Canada, including those with the 300 largest endowments, on their overall sustainability.

For the second consecutive year, TCU received a C-minus on the report card, which gives colleges and universities a grade based on nine equally weighted categories.