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Put "Black Ops" on your Christmas list

Put “Black Ops” on your Christmas list

Published Nov 30, 2010

"Call of Duty: Black Ops" is a game that, living up to the "Call of Duty" name, will draw you in for hours at a time. If you've ever played a "Call of Duty" game before, you'll know that as the series...

Lighting of the tree scheduled for Wednesday night

Published Nov 30, 2010

As the university makes the transition to the holiday season, it will host several events to keep students in good spirits, especially through finals.

According to a university's e-mail, there is an opportunity for students to give back to the community this holiday season. The campus organization Order of Omega is sponsoring an Angel Tree gift drive for children in the Fort Worth branch of Child Protective Services.

The Magic Pill?

The Magic Pill?

Published Nov 30, 2010

The Magic Pill?

They're called "smart drugs," "study drugs," or "brain steroids," drugs like Adderall and Ritalin that are prescribed for treatment of attention-deficit disorder. ADD is a legitimate disorder, but the drugs are increasingly being used illegally by college students to try and help them gain an edge in school.

Some undergraduate students at TCU admit to using the medications to stay up all night, increase their focus, and gain an academic edge.

Caffeinated alcoholic beverages outlawed in Texas

Caffeinated alcoholic beverages outlawed in Texas

Published Nov 30, 2010

The distribution and sale of caffeinated alcoholic beverages, including Four Loko and Joose, are no longer permitted in the state of Texas, according to a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission press release. The...

More than a game

More than a game

Published Nov 30, 2010

For Nikola Cerina, basketball isn't just a pastime. The 6-foot-9-inch sophomore power-forward for the TCU men's basketball team used his talent to transcend the war and violence that raged around him for most of his young life.

Cerina's hometown, more than 5,800 miles away in Topola Oplenac, Serbia, has experienced one conflict after another since declaring independence from Yugoslavia in 1991.

"Growing up in Serbia, there were a lot of bad things going on," Cerina said. "I've been through two wars so it wasn't fun, but I managed to find some escape in basketball."

Patriots don't have to agree with politicians to show love of country

Patriots don’t have to agree with politicians to show love of country

Published Nov 29, 2010

Patriotism is and always has been a tricky subject to broach. Love of country has been used throughout history to achieve great things and to justify the most horrific of atrocities. Patriotism is still...

Students work over holiday with the future in mind

Students work over holiday with the future in mind

Published Nov 29, 2010

Despite reports of a growing economy, junior nursing major Katelyn Marsh, along with many other TCU students, is still experiencing consequences of the recession by spending time during winter break at work.

Marsh's employer, Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen, has required longer working hours instead of hiring additional employees due to the recovering economy, she said.

"They want everyone to work more hours because it costs a lot to train more people," Marsh said.

No. 3 Frogs to play a bowl game after a 66-17 win over New Mexico

Published Nov 29, 2010

The No. 3 TCU Horned Frogs secured at least a Rose Bowl berth with their 66-17 win over New Mexico Saturday while also clinching their second consecutive undefeated regular season and Mountain West Conference title.

Coupled with a 34-31 overtime loss by then-No. 4 Boise State to then-No. 19 Nevada Friday night, the Frogs' path to a BCS bowl became clearer without the Broncos threatening to jump TCU (12-0, 8-0 MWC) in the standings.

Daydreaming is helpful, but stay focused sometimes

Daydreaming is helpful, but stay focused sometimes

Published Nov 29, 2010

Picture this: you're in a class and you are struggling to understand the material. You've got a big party tonight, and you start to focus less on the professor and more on what you're going to wear. An hour later, you walk out of class and realize you don't have a clue what happened during that time.

According to a study conducted by two Harvard psychologists using the iPhone application, "Track Your Happiness," "a wandering mind is an unhappy mind." But to me there is only one way that mind wandering can cause unhappiness.

Natural gas makes a cleaner world

Natural gas makes a cleaner world

Published Nov 29, 2010

The TCU "Frogmobile" was a staple at home football games this season, but its existence represents more than team spirit with its Horned Frog logo. The car represents the potential future of cleaner energy.

After receiving a C- last year from The College Sustainability Report Card, TCU made some eco-friendly changes which resulted in a full letter grade increase granted last month. Among those changes was the addition of the "Frogmobile", Ken Morgan, director of the TCU Energy Institute, said.

BCS Football Standings

BCS Football Standings

Published Nov 29, 2010

RK TEAM RECORD 1 Auburn 12-0 2 Oregon 11-0 3 TCU 12-0 4 Stanford 11-1 5 Wisconsin 11-1 6 Ohio State 11-1 7 Arkansas 10-2 8 Michigan State 11-1 9 Oklahoma 10-2 10 LSU 10-2

Horned Frog weekend recap

Published Nov 29, 2010

Volleyball

The women's volleyball team ended its season Saturday with a 3-0 win against the University of South Florida.

Senior Irene Hester had a match-high of 16 kills, and senior Christy Hudson had 20 assists.

TCU finished the season with a 15-16 record.

Women's Basketball

The women's basketball team lost all three games at the 11th annual Paradise Jam in the U.S. Virgin Islands last weekend.