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Program
looks to Stockyards for building
Center may be housed in former Spaghetti
Warehouse
By Emily Baker
Staff Reporter
The
heritage of Texas goes far beyond 10-gallon hats and barbecue.
Celebrating
that heritage is what the founders of TCU’s Center for
Texas Studies hope to accomplish.
Money
raised for school
By Lara Hendrickson
Staff Reporter
Vice
Chancellor for Students Affairs Don Mills says he has one
goal when he participates in Rise and Run.
More
than 60 students will be running non-stop from TCU to Houston
beginning 6 a.m. Thursday to raise awareness and money for
children with disabilities, said Ryan Foley, president of
the Rise and Run event. The relay will be started by several
honorary runners, including Mills, Super Frog and men’s
basketball coach Neil Dougherty, who will each run one-tenth
of a mile.
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Drum
roll, please
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Ty
Halasz/Photo editor
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Martin
McCall and Cheryl Font of the Kabushi Taiko Drummers
kick off International Week in the Student Center Lounge.
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Adjunct
faculty fill openings
By Lauren Hanvey
Staff Reporter
Each
semester TCU hires new adjunct faculty to fill the specific
needs of different colleges and departments. This semester
there are 28 new faculty, 26 of which are adjunct.
The
number of new adjuncts that each college or department hires
every semester depends on which classes are being offered,
what full-time teachers are on leave and enrollment trends,
said Becky Roach, assistant to the vice chancellor for academic
affairs. This spring, 15 colleges and departments received
new faculty.
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