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Thursday, October 30, 2003
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Students envision design for studio

The tenant of a dilapidated building in the south side of Fort Worth is drawing inspiration from TCU students to design his dance studio, although most of the students are designing anything but.


DESIGN WOMEN

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Ty Halasz/Staff Photographer
Sophomore interior design majors Carole Ann Bowles, left, Brittany Rebstock, center, and Marie Stanton work on the redesigning of a dilapidated dance studio south of downtown Fort Worth for instructor Julie Ballantyne’s design concepts class.
Big East meeting could affect C-USA roster

Conference USA could finally be taking shape after the Big East conference presidents meet Nov. 4 in New York. C-USA Commissioner Britton Banowksy said in all likelihood, C-USA is going to lose some schools in the north after the presidents’ meeting. According to published reports, those schools are Marquette University, University of Cincinnati, DePaul University and University of Louisville.
Remembrance

Lauren Johnson/Staff Photographer
Karla O’Donald, professor of Spanish and Latin American studies, prepares a display for the Mexican holiday, El Dia De Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. The display will be on the second floor of Reed Hall through Nov. 1.
Portion of new core to be considered

The Faculty Senate will vote today on what students’ experiences will be with the Heritage, Mission, Vision and Values portion of the new curriculum, said Edward McNertney, Core Implementation Committee chairman.


Exchange students find obtaining visas to be extremely difficult

As a U.S. citizen, a student can apply for a passport at more than 5,000 locations nationwide, including state courts, post offices and some libraries and municipal offices.

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