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A
day for mourning
Body
is Crane’s; suspects charged
Police
have recovered Laura Lee Crane’s body
and two suspects have now been charged with
capital murder.
FORT
WORTH — A body discovered Tuesday in
southern Oklahoma was identified as that of
missing retired professor Laura Lee Crane,
police said Wednesday afternoon. Two Fort
Worth residents linked to her disappearance
have been charged with capital murder, police
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Prof’s
colleagues reflect on her career
Teachers
and friends mourn the death of the retired
professor.
Former
professor and Starpoint School director Laura
Lee Crane was remembered Wednesday as a gracious
woman and an inspirational teacher who made
children a top priority. |
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Walker, daughter of retired professor Laura Lee
Crane, thanked the community and law enforcement
officials for their support in the search for her
mother at a press conference held Wednesday afternoon
at the Fort Worth police station downtown. A body
found near Davis, Okla., was identified as that
of the former Starpoint School director. |
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Sexual
misconduct claims directed at prof, records state
In
affidavits filed in the 48th Judicial District Court,
Christian Church officials accused Stephen Sprinkle of
trying to impede an investigation into sexual misconduct
claims made against him.
A
Brite administrator who says he was barred by Disciples
of Christ officials from interviewing prospective ministers
because of his homosexuality has also been the subject
of a church investigation of alleged sexual misconduct,
according to court records obtained by the TCU Daily Skiff. |
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Donovan
outlines plan to improve academics
Faculty
members take a look at provost candidate Nowell Donovan’s
plans for the university.
Provost
candidate Nowell Donovan stressed the significance of
the liberal arts and sciences in shaping and improving
the leaders of tomorrow in a forum for faculty and staff
Wednesday. |
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Fad
diets fade fast but nutrition lasts
Smart
diets and exercise are the right way to go
Fad
diets are exactly what the name entails: a fad. They die
out just as quickly as they come in. There’s always
a new diet that promises you will reach your ideal weight
in no time at all, get the perfect form or the opposite
sex to notice you. |
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Bush
not to blame for CIA
Faulty
intelligence cause of Iraq fiasco
It
almost happened. I almost let the Democrats brainwash
me. I was oh so close to believing that the Bush administration
set up a huge conspiracy to attack Iraq, knowing for certain
that there were no weapons of mass destruction. |
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Inked
Frogs
announce official signing of 21 recruits
The 2004 football recruiting class ranks as one of the
best in the state and the best for TCU in the last three
years. |
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USC,
LSU sign nation’s top football recruiting classes
This
year, championship seasons really did bring teams the
country’s most talented recruits.
College
football’s recruiting race finished up exactly like
the season did — with Southern California and LSU
on top and everybody else chasing them. Only this time,
there’s no disputing Southern Cal is No. 1, according
to five top recruiting services. |
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