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Talking
Art
Art
competition prepares students
Students
express their creativity and get a taste of how the professional
art world works in the 13th annual art competition in
Moudy Building South.
Feb.
17 , 2004
TCU
students are showing their artistic flair in the 13th
annual Cross/Talk Art Competition.
The show, located in the University Art Gallery in Moudy
Building North, displays 26 unique pieces of art. The
exhibit will run until Feb. 19.
“It’s really interesting because it’s a
lot of alternative work,” said Margaret Jackson,
a senior sculpture major. “It’s not just paintings
or prints, it’s mostly work that’s really different.” |
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Ty
Halasz/Staff Photographer
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interior design major Megan King surveys selected
students’ work from the 13th annual Cross/Talk
Art Competition located in the University Art Gallery
in Moudy Building North. |
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Koehler
to join in local election race
The
provost says running for president of the school board
is a way to stay active in education and the community.
Feb.
17 , 2004
Provost William Koehler filed to run for
president of the Fort Worth school board Monday, saying
the position would give him an opportunity to stay involved
in education. |
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Students
shouldn’t pay for costume
University
can afford SuperFrog suit on its own
Feb.
17 , 2004
Don’t
worry about holding any more concerts; we’re fine.
No need to bring in another comedian; we don’t enjoy
laughter.
No need to waste money for an event to bring the student
body together, I guess we see each other enough walking
around campus. |
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NFL
not for boys
Ohio
State’s Maurice Clarett is in for pain
Feb.
17 , 2004
There
is one thing I just can’t stand: Teenagers who make
more money than I do. It’s not really a greed thing
or anything. It’s about the principle. Or something
like that. What brings this up is a U.S. District Court
has ruled that Maurice Clarett, though now no longer a
teenager, is eligible for the NFL draft even though he
has played only one season at Ohio State and is only two
years removed from his high school graduation. |
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The
Pitino effect
Frogs
to be tested by ranked team, respected coach
The
Louisville Cardinals bring a lot more to the basketball
court than a nationally-ranked team.
Feb.
17 , 2004
Not
since the General Bobby Knight led his army of Red Raiders
into Fort Worth last season has a more celebrated head
coach graced the visitors’ bench at Daniel-Meyer
Coliseum.
Well, that’s about to change at 6 p.m. tonight when
the Horned Frogs host No. 10 Louisville. |
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Offense
lacking in 2 weekend defeats
A
lack of discipline against Texas State drops the Horned
Frogs’ record to 1-3.
Feb.
17 , 2004
Head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle said
he wondered where the TCU team that showed offensive prowess
a week ago went. The Frogs lost a Sunday doubleheader
to Texas State as the Bobcats produced timely hits to
beat the Frogs 7-4 in 10 innings in game one, and 6-2
in the night game. |
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Spreading
the love
Feb.
13, 2004
Not
sure what to get that someone for Valentine’s? Not
sure if you should even get them something? Well, we’ve
all been there. Here are some last minute, rest-assured
ideas that will please him or her at any level of dating.
Valentine’s has always been more important to women,
so in light to that, more gift options are for them. But,
guys, I haven’t left you out! While having a plan
and being prepared is always the best bet, I know that’s
not always the case. If you’re in a relationship,
establish first if you are going to exchange gifts and
second, what kind. It’s easy to say, “Let’s
just do something small.” You want to have something
comparable to each other’s gifts. If a girl gets
her guy an expensive wallet and he just gets her flowers,
she’ll be upset and he’ll feel bad. Just be
sure both of you are on the same page. And guys, keep
in mind that this gift will set the bar for each gift
that follows. If you’re with someone you want to
get more serious with, keep in mind that each gift after
this is going to have to beat the one before. Start small
and inexpensive if you can. She’ll appreciate it
later. |
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