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Officials
say parking improvements are close
University
officials are working to create more parking for students
without building a garage.
The university plans to spend $2.1 million for parking
improvements that include new parking lots, new lights
and fences and a new shuttle service, administration officials
said.
The administration has not determined the exact location
of improvements, said Don Mills, vice chancellor for student
affairs. The money is part of the $248 million budget
the Board of Trustees approved Jan. 30. The next budget
year begins June 1. |
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Mr.
Athon goes to Washington
Student
leaves to join Bush campaign
The
president of TCU’s College Republicans, John Athon,
will bypass school for a year to intern for the president’s
re-election effort. |
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Ty
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political science major John Athon explains his
President Bush campaign internship to SGA president
Jay Zeidman. |
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| Opinion |
What
we love, what we hate
Random
things that make us happy — or unhappy
Cheers: To our readers who have taken the time
to write us letters to the editor. Keep your letters of
praise — especially praise — scorn and ridicule
coming. |
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| Sports |
A
return to the Run DMC
Lady
Frogs are tearing up the court
In
some circles, Daniel-Meyer Coliseum is known as the Run
DMC. It is uncertain how far those circles extend, but
it is an interesting name deserving of some exploration. |
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