Operation
HOT prepares care packages for troops
By Brent Yarina
Staff Reporter
American
soldiers may be fighting thousands of miles away but,
at TCU, students are pitching in with an Air Force ROTC
project to help the nation’s troops overseas. |
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Battle
for Iraq continues, hits home
Former ROTC cadet killed in ambush attack
By Bill Morrison
Staff Reporter
For
some, the war in Iraq hit a little closer to home this
week. A Pennsylvania native was the first known TCU graduate
killed while fighting in Iraq. |
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Neighbors
take action to help stop speeders
By Sarah Krebs
Staff Reporter
Tanglewood
Neighborhood Association representatives say they plan
to put rumble stones on the hill at Bellaire Drive South
and Bellaire Drive West to prevent speeding after gaining
permission to do so from the city. |
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Peacefest
practice
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Ty
Halasz/Photo editor
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Freshman
business major Michael McQuiston and recent graduate
Sean Grosse practice for Peacefest outside of Reed Hall
Tuesday afternoon. Peacefest will be held at 2 p.m.
Thursday at Frog Fountain.
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Students
not concerned about possible infection, spread of SARS
Some say travel plans won’t be
changed
By Lara Hendrickson
Staff Reporter
While
the mysterious SARS virus has possibly affected 148 Americans,
including four people in Texas, student reactions are
mixed about travel and the possibility of contracting
the disease. |
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