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Dinner
and a death?
‘Murder
mystery’ to test Brachman residents
Brachman
Hall residents will put their investigative skills to
work during a murder mystery dinner theater.
A
“murder” will soon take place in Pond Street
Grill, and residents of Brachman Hall will be there
to witness and try to solve it.
Brachman’s Hall Council is putting on a murder
mystery dinner theater 7 p.m. Friday for an expected
50 to 60 Brachman residents, who will enjoy a four-course
meal while viewing the theater show.
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Sarah
Chacko/Photo Editor
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fly when members of the Brachman Hall Council rehearse
the final scene of a murder mystery dinner theater. |
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Meningitis
vaccine should be required
Side
effects small compared to possible death
If
the old adage is true and history repeats itself, then
there is no reason that the meningitis vaccine shouldn’t
be mandatory at TCU. While the side-effects of the vaccine
are negligible, the consequences of contracting the
disease are potentially deadly.
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Pledge
has us in denial
Never
doubt the power of denial.
There’s a country-western song about a woman who
can’t believe her husband is cheating on her despite
obvious evidence. The title is the “Queen of De Nile.” |
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OneAsia
Bistro
Eatery
satisfies even the pickiest diner
OneAsia
Bistro is one tasty experience.
OneAsia Bistro, located off Hulen Street and Bellaire
Drive, is a small restaurant with a big taste. |
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