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Attitude change
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Players credit added itensity for
38-20 win over Army
By Brandon Ortiz
Sports Editor
Something was different
for the Frogs Saturday.
For starters, the offense finally
had a break out game, rolling up 485 yards and scoring 38
points – both season highs. And junior Sean Stilley
started at quarterback for junior Casey Printers, who is out
with a bruised shoulder.
But the biggest difference,
sophomore tailback Corey Connally said, the intensity the
Frogs (4-3, 2-1 Conference USA) played with in their 38-20
win over Army (1-5, 1-4 C-USA).
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Friday,
October 19,
2001 |
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Instructor evaluations may take
on new form
By Kristin Campbell
Staff
Reporter
A shortened, standardized teacher evaluation form
could replace the 13 different existing forms in an effort to
encourage students to write more comments and provide a university
benchmark that all professors can be compared to, Mike Sacken,
chairman of the university evaluation committee and education
professor, said Monday.
full story
Faculty
committee wants detailed vitae
By Piper Huddleston
Staff
Reporter
Not all faculty members support a plan to include
more information about teaching performance on faculty vitae,
résumés with an academic focus, Gregg Franzwa, a member of the
Faculty Senate’s Tenure, Promotion and Grievance committee, said
Wednesday.
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| Digging in |
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David Dunai/SENIOR
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Chancellor Michael Ferrari, other
administrators and financial donors ceremonially broke ground
for the new baseball stadium Thursday. For more information
about the new stadium, see the Sports
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Today
in history
1970 — One World
Trade Center was ready for its first tenants, though the full 110
stories were not completed until 1972.
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Campus Briefs
Journalism professor
to sign book next
week |
College Briefs
2 Cornell U. employees found dead at
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Parents
press universities to assume responsibility
By Elise Rambaud
Associate
Campus Editor
In 1874, parents of AddRan Male and Female
Academy students were advised to deposit student spending money with
the treasurer of the Board of Trustees to avoid extravagance and
wasteful spending. According to the annual catalogue, parents were
warned that some students could be trusted with their own personal
finances, but others could not.
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Administrators may be back in
classrooms
By Jacque Petersell
Staff
Reporter
Administrators may be asked to teach at least one
course a semester to alleviate faculty shortages and to share their
expertise in the classroom.
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Jammin’
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David Dunai/SENIOR
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TCU students
gather in front of Frog Fountain to watch Sugarbomb perform
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Arts and Entertainment |
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Pumpkin
pickin’
Jack-o’-lanterns are important Halloween
tradition
By Bethany McCormack
Opinion
Editor
Freshman Lindsay Holmes is excited about Halloween. She’s
already bought two pumpkins and plans to carve them
soon.
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Movie
review
Warning: ‘Boys’ is bleak version of chick
flick
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Bethany McCormack/Skiff
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How to carve your pumpkin
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