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QuoteUnquote
Quotes we ran that made you think
... or laugh
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“There
are a lot of things I haven’t done yet at TCU.”
— Don Mills, vice chancellor of Student Affairs |
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“I
know that when I am genuinely laughing, things are going
well. I feel very confident going into the opening that
the audience will have a good time.”
— Craig Lee, director of “A Funny Thing
Happened on the Way to the Forum”
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“So
juniors, run and hide, flunk some of those classes and
retake them. There is no need to overachieve if you can
hang around school for a little longer.”
— Lauren Cates, junior advertising/public
relations major |
“Previously
we never began construction until we had all the project
costs and until we had an endowment, but we felt the technology
building was important for academics and we knew it would
cost more to build it if we waited.”
— Bronson Davis, vice chancellor of University
Advancement |
“It’s
not our space. The faculty’s main concern is to make
sure you have an environment you can concentrate in and
do your studies, and we respect that.”
- Rick Flores, general manager of Sodexho Campus
Services, on putting a Café à la cart in
the Moudy Building South green room
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“I
am adamantly opposed to it. I think (the noise) would
be a lot bigger problem if there was an a la cart in the
green room.”
— Roger Cooper, radio-TV-film chairman |
“For
what it’s worth, it’s a good accomplishment
but it’d be a whole lot better if I had the win.”
— Junior Blount on becoming the 26th player
in school history to score 1,000 points, despite the team’s
loss to the UAB Blazers Tuesday night |
“While
it is a long shot, I hope Sorenstam can win Colonial’s
plaid jacket. Maybe she can wear it with a skirt.”
— Kelly Morris, managing editor |
“It
does waste time in class, but it is worth it to bring
other media into the classroom.”
— Ann George, an English professor, on using
technology in the classroom |
“Should
we be anxious about having these visitors in our midst
next week? Not at all. We have prepared well for them.
The real shame is that we only have two days to show them
what a great place we have.”
— Bonnie Melhart, self-study/reafirmation
project director, on the SACS visit |
“I
realized about halfway through the movie that I didn’t
really care about the villains so much as I cared about
when I was going to see Jackie Chan fight them.”
— Taylor Gibbons on “Shanghai Knights” |
“What
would upset religious radicals more than knowing that
millions of Americans spend their time watching generously
endowed women wearing hardly any clothing vying for the
attention of a man they think is a multimillionaire?”
— Katherine Ortega, psychology graduate student |
