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Brite
Divinity School proposes renovation of Moore Building
Design will make room for growth in student
enrollment
By Nyshicka Jordan
Staff Reporter
Brite
Divinity School’s Building Grounds Committee and architects
from F&S Partners, Inc. will present a design proposal for
the renovation of the Moore Building and an annex at 11 a.m.
today to Brite’s Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees,
said Trustee Eugene Brice. |
Boschini’s
arrival to bring transition and expectation
Chancellor-designate making name with ‘pen,
not sword’
By Jacque Nguyen
Staff Reporter
With
change comes transition and with transition comes expectations,
especially in the case of a university’s new leader.
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Spring
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Sophomore
quarterback Brandon Hassell works out his passing arm
during the football team’s fourth day of spring
training.
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Todd
Rings, the leader of the Kendo club at TCU, practices
fighting using a bokken or bokuto against Dennis Beck,
the T’ai Chi instructor at TCU, using a Chinese
Health Sword.
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Rec
center offers a new wellness program to staff
By Sarah Chacko
Staff Reporter
Faculty
and staff members will soon be able to use a new wellness program,
Human Resources Assistant Vice Chancellor John Weis said Thursday. |
Car
burglaries increase
Some students feel TCU police aren’t
doing enough
By Sarah Krebs
Staff Reporter
The
TCU Police are working overtime shifts using binoculars and
night vision video equipment and are reemphasizing to patrollers
to be alert during prime vehicle break-in times, Detective Kelly
Ham said Thursday. |
ROTC
students calm about war
By Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter
Despite
the possibility of war, students in ROTC said they view their
futures in the military as an opportunity for careers, not as
chances for danger and seeing combat. |
Addy
excellence award goes to TCU Outlook Newsletter
TCU’s
Outlook Newsletter won its fourth excellence award at a recent
awards ceremony, John Maddox, the publication’s designer
said Thursday. |
Awards
give writers prestige
$3,000 given to non-fiction, fiction winners
By Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter
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