|
|
Fighting
Back
Rape Aggression Defense Training brings awareness
A
weekend training course in protection against rape, sexual assault
and other violent crimes began at TCU Saturday and Sunday in
the University Recreation Center. |
|
|
|
|
Stephen
Spillman/Photo Editor
|
|
Freshman
nursing major Julie Furniss practices self-defense techniques
with TCU police officer Walker Johnson during Rape Aggression
Defense Training Sunday afternoon in the University Recreation
Center.
|
|
Zeidman
wins runoff election
Nearly
two weeks after the initial election, candidate Jay Zeidman
was voted the new Student Government Association president Friday. |
|
Mother
tells of daughter’s rape, death
As
Andrea Cooper and her husband walked into their home on New
Year’s Eve in 1995, every light in the house was on, and
music was blaring. They expected to find their 20-year-old daughter
asleep in her room after attending a holiday party. |
|
 |
TheSkiffView
FROGS
Fans shouldn’t abandon
their team
COMMENTARY
As the reality of last Thursday’s defeat is still sinking
in among the Frog faithful, fans are faced with one of the
toughest tasks in the sports world: putting the loss behind
them.
|
|
TheOtherView
Equality
should extend to same-sex marriages
COMMENTARY
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court caused a nationwide
uproar Tuesday when it ruled the state must make civil marriage
licenses available to same-sex couples in 180 days. In a 4-3
vote, the court set Massachusetts up to be the first state to
legally recognize same-sex marriages. |
|
|
 |
Frogs
should hop for Mobile Bowl
Mobile, Ala. in December is cold, wet and just plain miserable.
Those who made the trip and witnessed the subsequent loss to
Southern Miss in the Mobile Bowl in 2000 remember how uninviting
the city can be. The stadium is a glorified high school stadium,
and the city offers little in entertainment value. |
|
Cross
country thrives despite cold weather
Competing with temperatures hovering in the low 20s and with
20 mph winds blowing, TCU's Mary Kinyanjui and Ami Butler finished
45th and 57th respectively at the NCAA Women’s Cross Country
Championships, held at the Irv Warren Golf Course in Waterloo,
Iowa Monday. |
|
Rifle
team succeeds in double-header
The team placed fourth in the smallbore competition with a score
of 4,387 at the Gamecock Invitational and then shot a 1,488
to place fifth in air rifle. Sophomore Celeste Green led the
way for the Frogs with a third-place finish in smallbore with
a score of 1,159. Her smallbore score tied her previous high
score in that event set this season set against Air Force. Green
shot a 384 in air rifle to earn an 11th place finish. |
|
