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Insurance
costs set to increase
For
the past seven years, Andrea Heitz has worn an insulin
pump to give her insulin 24 hours a day instead of giving
herself shots.
“I cannot tell you how much healthier I am on the
pump instead of the shots,” said Heitz, a researcher
in advancement. |
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Retreat
awakens faith
Students
from every denomination on campus are coming together
this weekend to grow in their own faith and beliefs, said
Nick Breaux, a senior international marketing major. |
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So
close
TCU
students found some unusual places to watch the Frogs
take on Southern Mississippi in a roller coaster ride
of a game.
Some students and alumni headed to Ridglea Theater to
watch the game. Other students opted to stay on campus
and watch the game outside the Tom Brown-Pete Wright Residential
Community. |
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Ty
Halasz/Staff Photographer
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Senior
education major Steve Witt anxiously watches the football
game on a projection screen Thursday night at the Tom
Brown-Pete Wright Residential Community.
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Business
school focuses on ethics
The
M. J. Neeley School of Business is focusing more on preparing
students for life after college by modernizing curriculum,
said Bill Moncrief, associate dean of the business school. |
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