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Tanning at young age significantly increases development of cancer study shows

Tanning at young age significantly increases development of cancer study shows

Published Sep 1, 2009

Students who tan may be feeling the burn after a study published in medical journal The Lancet Oncology found that using tanning beds before age 30 increases a person's chance of developing cancer by 75...

Taking care of long-term issues would negate U.S. social shortcomings

Published Sep 1, 2009

Latin America, a region extending from the southern border of the United States. all the way to the southern border of Chile and Argentina, has long been considered one of the world's most underperforming collective economies. Generalized as a whole, this continent and its close peninsular friends have been viewed more so as a peach tree, ripe with fruit and host to a plethora of pickers. However, beyond its oil and other natural resources, Latin America offers the possibility not only for a regional economic boost, but perhaps an even greater global effect.

Arctic Monkeys’ album to make listeners go bananas

Published Sep 1, 2009

On the Arctic Monkeys' first two albums, the most distinguishing factor was the amount of punch that frontman Alex Turner delivered in his riled-up vocals and lead guitar riffs. Songs like "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor" and "Still Take You Home" are the epitome of club rock: high energy with a little bit of crazy and a little bit of raunchy. Their lyrics focused on sour relationships, awkward one-night stands and jam-packed nightclubs.

Business with the world’s leading polluter not good for U.S.

Published Sep 1, 2009

With many Americans leaning the direction of green, doing their best to recycle and reuse here in the U.S., some may be overlooking the label attached to the goods they purchase. It's the one that reads,...

Withholding flu numbers hinders university trust

Published Sep 1, 2009

Last week our university was hit by the swine flu bug, yet the administration insists on withholding the number of students who have been infected. While university officials have done a good job alerting the student body of the situation and treating the infected, they have not done their job of being straightforward with all the information they have. Don Mills, vice chancellor for student affairs, said that the numbers fuzzy up the real issue -- the efficient treatment of sick students.

New executive director seeks program growth

Published Aug 28, 2009

The new leader of the Executive MBA program at the Neeley School of Business said she plans to diversify, expand and improve the program's reputation.

Nancy Nix, former director of the Supply and Value Chain Center, officially began her role as executive director of the EMBA program June 1, she said.



Nix said the EMBA program is a weekend program for executives to obtain an MBA. The classes, which meet every other weekend over a 16 month period, are designed for experienced executives who are currently working full-time, she said.

Women's soccer to face UTSA

Women’s soccer to face UTSA

Published Aug 28, 2009

The women's soccer team is looking to get back on track with their regular season home opener against Texas-San Antonio after dropping a 4-1 exhibition match to the Mexican national team Tuesday night."Our...

Men caught on video suspected of football locker room theft

Men caught on video suspected of football locker room theft

Published Aug 28, 2009

Campus police have not made any arrests in a football locker room robbery, but they have caught two men on video suspected of stealing $4,000 worth of cell phones, iPods, cash and more, a university police official said.

The suspects were caught on camera entering the John Justin Athletic Center through a door that leads to the south end zone before being seen by two witnesses in the football locker room, TCU Police Sgt. Kelly Ham said. The identities of the witnesses were withheld because the investigation is still in progress.

Handy ways to save on textbooks

Published Aug 28, 2009

At the TCU Bookstore you can find flip flops, face wash, chips, stationary, feather pens and more. You cannot, however, find cheap textbooks.It's not the bookstore's fault, though; Roman Coronado, the...

University not to disclose number of students showing flu symptoms

Published Aug 28, 2009

After a three-day increase in the number of students exhibiting flu symptoms, the university stopped disclosing the number of ill students Thursday.

Don Mills, vice chancellor for student affairs, said students are still showing flu symptoms, but the university does not consider releasing the exact number of ill students to be "helpful information."



"I think when people focus on numbers they aren't really focusing on what is most important, and that is that students are getting treatment, they're getting well and the campus is returning to normal," Mills said.

Women’s volleyball snags win in season opener

Published Aug 28, 2009

The Horned Frogs topped the University of Arkansas Razorbacks 3-2 (26-24, 17-25, 26-24, 23-25, 15-12) in a nail-biting season opener Friday evening in the University Recreation Center.

The match came down to the final points, the lead constantly teetering between the teams each set.



Senior middle blocker Kourtney Edwards, who lead the team with 14 kills, acknowledged the inconsistent level of play, which kept the team from securing a solid lead.

Cash for Clunkers program falls short

Cash for Clunkers program falls short

Published Aug 28, 2009

For the past summer months, I have constantly been bombarded by advertisements for the government's Car Allowance Rebate System, more commonly known as Cash for Clunkers.Although the Cash for Clunkers...