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Phi
Gamma Delta suspended
Fraternity being investigated for possible
hazing
The
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity is being investigated for possible
hazing violations, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
Don Mills said Thursday night. |
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Institute
leads in substance-abuse research
Dwayne
Simpson, director of TCU’s Institute of Behavioral
Research, says he does not feel neglected.
Though most of the TCU community is not aware of Simpson’s
work, William Koehler, provost and vice chancellor for
academic affairs, said the IBR has evolved into one of
the top drug-abuse treatment research centers in the country. |
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Lights
dim at Stage West
Theater to move out by the end of the
month
Stage
West Theater’s 10-year stint on the corner of Berry
Street and University Drive is coming to an end. |
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Ty
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The
Stage West Theater has closed its doors and will move
to a new location at the W.E. Scott Theater.
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Preparing
for the future, today
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Ty
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Senior
accounting/finance major Jaclyn Fuhrer (left) discusses
job opportunities with Bradley Hall, a division manager
for Waddell & Reed Financial Services, at Career
Night in the Student Center Ballroom.
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Law
students on the rise
Law
school doesn’t just lead to the courtroom.
Applying to law school can help students maximize their
chances in a number of career fields, said Carol Thompson,
chairwoman of the sociology, criminal justice and anthropology
departments. |
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Eating
disorder support group has first meeting
Presentation focuses on helping students
Disordered
Eating Networking Team, an organization that helps students
with eating disorders, met for the first time this semester
in the Student Center Thursday. |
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