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down to three for endowed chair
Texas history chairperson may be named Friday
By Lauren Hanvey
Staff Reporter
The
history department could choose by Friday whom it will offer the
new position of endowed chairperson in Texas history following a
meeting, search committee chairman Gene Smith said.
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In
step with the beat
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Ty
Halasz/Photo editor
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Freshman
math/spanish major Sarah Rozzell, freshman fashion merchandising
major Abby Schneider and freshman movement science major Cathy
Borne represent Alpha Chi Omega at the Alpha Kappa Alpha “First
Steps” Wednesday night.
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SECURITY
Branding people is not a
solution
The
government is taking a new spin on the game “Red Light, Green
Light.”
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Athletics
look to curb economic woes
By Jacque Petersell
Editor in Chief
The
economy has played a large part in the way the athletics department
makes and spends money, said Jack Hesselbrock, associate athletics
director for internal operations.
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Lady
Frogs to play E. Carolina in round 1
By Drew Irwin
Skiff Staff
After
a long and unpredictable season, the women’s basketball team
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Cowboy,
take me away
Bull riding competition in Fort Worth this weekend
By Emily Baker
Staff Reporter
There
is something about watching a young man battle to stay on the back
of a powerful 2,000-pound hunk of beef that makes the heart race.
Four-time World Champion Bull Rider Tuff Hedeman calls the sport
extreme, non-stop action eight seconds at a time. That makes some
people wonder why only in the last few years has bull riding –
one of the nation’s oldest sports - enjoyed the popularity
of mainstream professional sports.
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Frogs
try to end losing streak
Team to play three-game series against BYU
By Evan Erwin
Skiff Staff
History
is on the side of the baseball team this weekend, as it kicks off
its three-game home series against the BYU Cougars 6:30 p.m. today.
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Men’s
tennis team moves up in ITA rankings
According
to the Omni Hotels Collegiate tennis rankings administered by the
ITA, the TCU men’s tennis program moved up in the rankings,
which were announced Wednesday.
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Handy
guide to bull riding
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