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Fans
go all out for Kansas game
Daniel-Meyer Coliseum exceeded capacity Monday night with 7,267
TCU students, alumni, national press and former NBA stars who
were eager to watch the matchup between the Frogs and No. 1-ranked
Kansas. |
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Full
House
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A
full student section was one of the reasons Daniel-Meyer Coliseum
hosted 7,267 fans for Monday night’s Kansas game.
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New
class to study international cuisine
Course to focus on culture in Spain, France
I magine
a class that takes place in various markets throughout France
and Spain, in which students are required to sample local cuisine.
Each (country) is unique and each culture has a different food
relationship,” said Lyn Dart, assistant nutrition professor.
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Frogs
to play in Fort Worth Bowl
FORT WORTH — TCU is staying home to play its bowl game.
The 19th-ranked Horned Frogs (11-1), who turned down an invitation
from the GMAC Bowl because it conflicts with final exams at
the school, accepted an invitation Monday night to play in the
inaugural Fort Worth Bowl against an undetermined opponent. |
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TheSkiffView
BREAKS
Students need more time
to rest
COMMENTARY
It
is something that all college students don’t mind writing
down in their jam-packed day planners. Winter break. It’s
a time to put classes behind us and focus on the good things
in life: Sleep, holidays, sleep, family, no homework and did
we mention sleep? |
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Frogs
happy to squeak by SMU
Winless teams need a few things to finally win a game. Saturday
in Dallas, TCU gave the Mustangs the one thing that can carry
a team to victory: hope. The Frogs, coming off a devastating
loss to Southern Mississippi, and the Mustangs, winless on the
year, wanted nothing more than a win to put a positive spin
on their respective seasons. |
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Kansas
forward Bryant Nash dribbles past sophomore forward Chudi Chinweze
Monday night in Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.
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