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Board
of Trustees to meet today
Victor
Boschini will meet with TCU’s Board of Trustees today for
the first time in the role of chancellor.
“I’m a little nervous about meeting with all of them
for the first time, but I have already met with so many of them
individually,” Boschini said. |
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Cold
front
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Ty
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Junior
music education major Scott Sunde practices a new routine
for the marching band Thursday night on the west side of Amon
Carter Stadium. Temperatures dropped down to the 40s while
the band was practicing.
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Committee
reduces sanction
SGA candidate allowed to speak to organizations
Junior
finance major Blake Eason had new hope for his Student Government
Association presidential campaign after meeting with the Student
Organizations Committee Wednesday afternoon. |
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CORRECTIONS
Junior
wide receiver Reggie Harrell was misidentified in a photo on
Thursday’s sports page.
In the Oct. 31 edition of the Skiff, Susan Douglas Roberts was
incorrectly identified on second reference. It should have said
Douglas Roberts. |
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TheSkiffView
ELECTION
Candidate not given fair
chance
COMMENTARY
Political
candidates use the public forum to get a better feel of what
issues are important to their voters and to assure voters that
they best represent our interests.
But what if one candidate doesn’t hear our concerns and
cannot express his platform? |
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BCS
must be more equitable
COMMENTARY
The U.S. occupation of Iraq, the fires in California, not to
mention global warming, Medicare and AIDS, have been many of
the recent topics discussed on the floor of Congress. However,
amidst all this, senators took the time to discuss the NCAA
football championship system known as the Bowl Championship
Series. |
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Soccer
season ends in first round of tourney
TCU
and Tulane’s women’s soccer teams battled through
two periods and two overtimes Wednesday, but neither team could
solve the other’s defense and the game ended in a 0-0 tie.
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Meteorites
at TCU
Oscar E. Monnig Meteorite Gallery offers students
a new perspective of outer space right in their own backyard.
To
examine pieces of the heavens, TCU students need look no further
than the Oscar E. Monnig Meteorite Gallery in Sid W. Richardson
Building, Room 240. |
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Sylvia
COMMENTARY
"Dying
is an art, like everything else. I do it exceptionally well.”
These lines, from her poem “Lady Lazarus” perfectly
encapsulate Sylvia Plath’s tragic suicide in 1963. |
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