Features
Thursday, August 23, 2001

	Experienced roommate offers tips for survival Eating insects is the not preferred ice-breaking method by Elise Rambaud associate campus news editor As new students begin the journey of self-discovery called residence hall life, they will undoubtedly learn a thing or two about themselves and the personal habits of others. full story	Spruce up your space by Emily Ward skiff staff Whether looking for the basic room essentials or searching for those perfect matching curtains, decorating a room or apartment is a battle all students must conquer when moving away to college. Designing a room just right for you, however, need not be difficult or expensive. With the right touch and a little advice from other students, this task can prove to be quite simple. full story
	Communication with roommate key to privacy By Jacqueline Petersell staff reporter Incoming freshmen have more to deal with in adjusting to college life than learning what part of campus their classes are in. They must also learn to deal with living with a roommate and the loss of something they treasured at home — their privacy. full story	TCU Frogs … This is your home Community, campus leaders encourage involvement Story By Angie Chang • Photos by Erin Munger As you begin to accumulate all things purple this fall, it’s easy to get pulled into the “TCU Bubble.” For students on campus everything will seem to be a skip and a leap away, and, when classes begin, a maelstrom of class work will keep students from ever thinking of traversing out of campus perimeters. full story

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