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Coach
charged with DUI
Women’s basketball coach Jeff Mittie has been charged
in Newton, Kan., with driving under the influence of alcohol.
Newton city prosecutor David Yoder said in filing the
charge that Mittie had a blood alcohol level of .121 when
he was arrested at 3:50 a.m. March 17, The Dallas Morning
News reported in its online edition Wednesday. The legal
limit in Kansas is .08. |
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Attacks
prompt hall meeting
SGA
and ISA presidents convened to promote awareness after
two students were assaulted at Eagle Mountain Lake.
Two
students were assaulted last weekend while camping at
Eagle Mountain Lake in an attack that may have been racially
motivated, university officials said. |
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Divided
we stand?
Pledge
comes under scrutiny
WASHINGTON
— Not long after the Supreme Court came to order
Wednesday with the invocation, “God save the United
States and this honorable court,” the justices were
deep in a wrenching argument over whether millions of
public schoolchildren may continue pledging allegiance
to one nation “under God.” |
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University
reacts to Supreme Court proceedings
TCU
students and professors share their views on whether “under
God” should be taken out of the Pledge of Allegiance.
Experts
in religion and politics at TCU agree: there needs to
be separation between church and state. |
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Vision
in Action panel weighs resource needs
Facilitators
said they hoped for more student input during the meeting.
Campus
needs such as computer software and musical recording
technology were discussed at a meeting Wednesday to help
map TCU’s future. |
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CORRECTION
International
communications journalism major Monique Bhimani is a junior.
Her academic year was wrong in a Vision in Action story
Thursday. |
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New
curriculum inches toward final approval
University
officials say the new core curriculum requirements will
accurately represent the mission statement.
Faculty
committee members are still working to select courses
that would meet the objectives of the new core curriculum
and better reflect TCU’s mission statement of cultural
and global awareness. |
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