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Not
human, but almost
‘Hal’ helps ease nursing students’ fears
With
the help of a new human simulator, nursing students get real
life experience without working on real life patients. |
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Photo
editor/Sarah McClellan
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Senior
nursing majors Jeanne O’Neil and Neal Mikes-Bogert work
on the nursing department’s Human Patient Simulator,
nicknamed “Hal.” The model can simulate human functions
such as breathing, heart beat and bowel functions, among others.
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NEEDED
Law school would increase
prestige
COMMENTARY
TCU
seems to think it is a great university.
It offers students a wide range of academic choices. It has
some of the top faculty in the nation. Campus improvements continue
to make life here more enjoyable. Students have won many awards.
And graduates have gone on to succeed in their fields. |
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Saperston
to share journey about life through film
Eric
Saperston’s nine-year journey across the nation is chronicled
in his film, “The Journey,” in which he highlights
his opportunities to talk to influential people such as former
President Jimmy Carter. |
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Photographer/Ty
Halasz
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Senior
Reggie Holts doesn’t get much recognition during games,
but he makes the most of his opportunities as the starting
fullback.
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