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Alumnus
lands job in Homeland Security
By Brent Yarina
Staff Reporter
Inside
the walls of the Pentagon are the offices of the people
responsible for protecting the American public. Gordon
England, a TCU business graduate, calls one of these prestigious
offices his own. |
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Miranda
Goodsheller/Photographer
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Duane
Bidwell should become the first student to earn a Ph.d.
from Brite Divinity School after presenting his dissertation.
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Bidwell
to receive 1st Brite Ph.D.
By
Nyshicka Jordan
Staff Reporter
For
five years, Duane Bidwell has gone through course work,
exams and writing a 400-page dissertation. But now his
hard work must be put through another test. |
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What
rhymes with spring?
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Miranda
Goodsheller/Photographer
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Thomas
Pfau’s Creative Writing-Poetry class sits on the
lawn outside Jarvis Hall to read and critique the poetry
written for class. The class gave students an opportunity
to comment on each other’s work.
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Global
focus
By Brent Yarina
Staff Reporter
Green
Honors Chair lecturer Andrew Goudie will focus his speech
on global warming as an environmental issue and its future
impact on the world’s landscape said Mike Slattery,
an associate professor of geology. |
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Groups
raise $70,000 for St. Jude event
By Lara Hendrickson
Staff Reporter
Nearly
500 students will probably be sleeping most of Saturday
after staying up all night to raise money for St. Jude
Children’s Research Hospital. |
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TCUnity
Fair hopes to trade pies for calling cards
By Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter
Students
can help provide soldiers with calling cards by throwing
a pie at their favorite “victim” during the
TCUnity Fair, said Matt Shonka, Residence Hall Association
president. |
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