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Officials
back non-discrimination policy
By
Brent Yarina
Staff Reporter
As public universities wait to see how a Supreme Court ruling
on affirmative action will affect their admissions policies,
Dean of Admissions Ray Brown said TCU will continue its practice
of evaluating students on an individual basis.
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Opinions
vary on promotion
Some say money will bring in fans, but the
support will be superficial
By
Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter
Some students and players say a new promotion giving $500
to the most spirited student group at men’s basketball
games may only reward superficial fans, but officials argue
it will boost attendance and improve atmosphere.
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Joi
Harris/Skiff staff
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Junior
news-editorial journalism major Ashley Menzies advertises
the Brothers Under Christ fraternity date auction by
tying himself to a tree.
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SACS
may key in on evaluation
If
the university cannot show documentation of how evaluations
are used to improve departments and what is expected of graduates,
then TCU could be found inadequate with the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools visiting team, said Melissa Canady,
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University
hosts reading festival
By
Sarah Chacko
Staff Reporter
Children from surrounding communities will be coming to TCU
this weekend to fall in love ... with reading. |
