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key to reduce stress is getting involved

Published May 2, 2008

For new freshmen, the excitement of living on their own for the first time can go hand-in-hand with the anxiety that comes with any major life change.


Monica Kintigh, staff counselor at the Counseling, Testing and Mental Health Center, said it is not uncommon for freshmen to come by the center during their first semester for help with dealing with their anxieties.

Closer eyes next level

Published May 2, 2008

Trevor Hoffman, Padres closer and all-time save leader, enters the ninth inning to "Hell's Bells" by ACDC. Yankee great Mariano Rivera walks to the mound to "Enter Sandman" by Metallica. What song does junior closer Andrew Cashner intimidate opposing batters with? "Guitar Town" by Steve Earle - a song that describes his personality more than his sizzling upper '90s fastball or knee-buckling slider.


Cashner had a simple answer for his peculiar song choice as he spoke between spits into a cup from a front lip full of chewing tobacco.

Alumna gives back to university

Published May 2, 2008

When students need help landing a job, building a resume or finding other career advice, many turn to the University Career Services office, especially to Mary Kathleen Baldwin.


Baldwin, a TCU alumna, is the assistant director of marketing and events for Career Services, but does so much more, said her coworker Darin Ford, an associate director of Career Services.

New University Union delayed, construction to continue

Published May 2, 2008

  While the completion of the Brown-Lupton University Union is delayed, Clark and Jarvis halls are on schedule and there are new projects in the works, an administrator said.   Don Mills,...

Diverse religions find acceptance on campus

Published May 2, 2008

There are over 40 Christian traditions and denominations on campus, yet there are also students who practice other faiths; so how can these students maintain their faith?


Adam Gamwell, program coordinator for the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life and staff adviser to TCU's Interfaith Council and Community, said there are several resources available to students through the office.

Physical defense key, coach says

Physical defense key, coach says

Published May 2, 2008

Players, coaches and future players alike all use one term to describe Jim Christian - hard-nosed.


While recently-departed head basketball coach Neil Dougherty used a stoic, determined manner of coaching during his tumultuous six-year tenure, Christian stands in stark contrast with his apparent lunch pail-type attitude toward basketball.


Sophomore guard Jason Ebie said Christian's hands-on attitude created a lot of emotion during the first two weeks of team workouts.

Things to do if youre under 21

Things to do if you’re under 21

Published May 2, 2008

You study all week, you work, you're responsible, and when the weekend rolls around all you want to do is let loose. What are you going to do? If you're under 21, this question is usually answered with a resounding sigh and a decision to either stay home and party or walk around downtown watching all the old people having fun. Of course there are other options, but can you ever think of them at 8 p.m. on Saturday night?

Students not required to study Christianity

Published May 2, 2008

Although TCU is affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and requires students to take a religion course, students are not required to study Christianity.


"(The religion requirement) is part of a recognition that a person with a college education ought to be acquainted with the role that religion plays in life and culture," said David Grant, professor and chair of religion.


Grant said there is a diversity of religion among faculty, and courses are taught from an academic standpoint.

Feng shui can destress dorm living

Feng shui can destress dorm living

Published May 2, 2008

With homework, meetings, activities and friends, college life can be crazy. It's hard to share a dorm room and find time to keep it clean. It is possible, though, that the state of your dorm room has an effect on the state of your mind. That theory is one of the principles of feng shui.


Feng shui, which literally means wind and water, originated in ancient China but still has principles that are relevant today.

New Horned Frogs will learn from mistakes

Published May 2, 2008

Welcome to the best four years of your life. Within the next few weeks, you will receive numerous free T-shirts, credit card offers and maybe even go to your first college party.So here's a little to-do...

One of us

Published Apr 25, 2008

Lt. David Burgess of the Fort Worth Police Department, a former officer of the department's Gang Intelligence Unit, said gang members are initiated in one of three ways.


First, they can be "jumped in," or beaten. Second, they might be "blessed in" - their father or brother is an original gangster in the particular gang. And the third initiation - "sexed in" - requires a prospective female member to roll dice and have sex with the corresponding number of male gang members.

College lessons go beyond classroom

Published Apr 25, 2008

Three years and nine months ago, my senior friends, you were probably sitting in an auditorium hearing Nowell Donovan (if you don't know who that is, he has been your provost and he is terrifically Scottish)...