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Published Mar 27, 2007

The No. 28 Horned Frogs baseball team caps off a five-game trek as it heads to College Station tonight to take on the No. 8 Texas A&M Aggies in a showdown of top-30 Texas teams.TCU (18-7, 5-1 MWC) is currently...

Student looks to have dream realized on ABC show

Published Mar 27, 2007

A TCU student has a dream. And, with the help of ABC and its viewers, he's hoping it comes true. Russ Jowell, 22, will appear tonight on the special preview of ABC's new show, "The Great American Dream Vote", at 9 p.m. as one of eight contestants vying for the chance to have their dream realized.

The senior radio-TV-film major from Sugar Land said he came across the show's casting call months ago by chance.

Frogs dominate first outdoor meet

Frogs dominate first outdoor meet

Published Mar 27, 2007

In the first meet of the outdoor season for the Flying Frogs, TCU earned 12 NCAA regional qualifying spots and first-place finishes in 16 events Saturday at the inaugural Horned Frog Invitational. The University of North Texas Mean Green, Illinois Fighting Illini and the St. Gregory's Cavaliers competed against TCU at the meet.

Head coach Darryl Anderson said the team opened up the outdoor season much better than it did last year.

"From top to bottom, we had a lot of good performances," Anderson said. "I was very pleased with how today went."

Diverse news panel to discuss media role at Schieffer Symposium

Published Mar 27, 2007

Bob Schieffer, a TCU alumnus and chief Washington correspondent for CBS news, returns to TCU tonight to host the third annual Schieffer Symposium. The symposium, entitled "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of the News: The Media's Role in a Democracy," will feature some of today's most influential journalists, including NBC News' Tim Russert, New York Times editor Bill Keller, ABC News legal correspondent Jan Crawford Greenburg and Earl G. Graves Sr., founder and publisher of Black Enterprise Magazine.

Students push for two-week January term

Published Mar 27, 2007

Besides going home or working over Winter Break, students could soon earn class credit in a January miniterm.The Student Government Association is working toward implementing the January term, or J-term....

Lady Frogs pull off upset against Rams

Lady Frogs pull off upset against Rams

Published Mar 24, 2007

The No. 46 women's tennis team upset a high ranking team tonight by cinching a 6-1 win.Playing against No. 25 Virginia Commonwealth Rams, TCU's nationaly sixth-ranked doubles team of seniors Ana Cetnik and Anna Sydorska started off the match by toppling the second-ranked doubles team in the nation, Mariana Yuferova and Olga Orisova.

Cetnik and Sydorska lost some momentum after giving up their 2-0 lead to let VCU tie it 7-7, but with their backs against the wall, Cetnik and Sydorska clawed their way back to a 9-7 win.

NFL offseason sees big changes to teams

Published Mar 23, 2007

TCU is not the only one undergoing construction. From prominent player trades to big-name retirements, the NFL has been experiencing major changes this offseason.Tuna will no longer be served in Dallas after Bill "the Big Tuna" Parcells announced he will not return to the Cowboys. Newly hired Wade Phillips will have to come up with his own nickname as well as have the joys of dealing with a certain receiver.

Find real life outside home

Published Mar 23, 2007

In today's society, it is possible to live a life of luxury and never leave home. People are able to work from home, shop from home, talk to anyone from home face-to-face using Webcams and enjoy all of the latest music by going online and downloading it. With constant news coverage online and on television, people staying at home won't miss what is going on in the world. In fact, they will probably know more of what is happening than those who are out and about.It seems like everyone has his or her own entertainment center right in the comfort of their own homes.

Campus should prosecute thief

Published Mar 23, 2007

People are usually locked up in jail for theft, and the unnamed TCU student who admitted to stealing 14 items from the University Recreation Center over the past six months should be no exception.Instead, because, TCU Police say, students who reported missing items declined to press charges on the thief, he or she will be dumped onto Campus Life's doorstep and out of TCU Police's hands.

Rejuvenate with changed routine

Published Mar 23, 2007

During many holiday breaks, a lot of students go on vacation with their families and friends or stay at home to work on homework or hang out with old friends. What a lot of them don't do is relax. They...

Caffeine High

Published Mar 23, 2007

Americans drink a lot of coffee. More than 150 million Americans drink coffee, and the United States is the largest importer of coffee. Many coffee producing countries are some of the poorest in the world, and they depend heavily on the coffee trade for revenue. The market price for coffee today is 45 cents per pound, which is below the cost of production, according to the United Students for Fair Trade Web site. According to the Starbucks Web site, the coffee company sells imported coffee starting from at least $9 per pound.

READY TO RAM

READY TO RAM

Published Mar 23, 2007

The No. 46 TCU women's tennis team will take to the court in the team's final nonconference match as the Frogs battle the No. 25 Virginia Commonwealth University Rams on Friday night at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center.The Frogs are fresh off of a home win after the team defeated Kansas State 6-1 Monday. The team is playing in an important nonconference match, head coach Jefferson Hammond said.

"We feel that it's a big match that has a lot of implications, but we play it like any other match with the same energy and focus," Hammond said.