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March 24, 2004 |
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| CampusLines |
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bulletin board for campus events |
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- Check
out the photo exhibit called Game Face: What Does
a Female Athlete Look Like? In honor of Women’s
History Month, it will be on display today on the
second floor in Justin Athletic Center. This is sponsored
by GOalition!, TCU Women’s Athletics and Women’s
Resource Center.
- Brown
Lupton Student Center announces that effective April
1 reservations for student organizations and departmental
concerns for the academic year 2004-2005 will be accepted
at the Information Desk in the Student Center. Please
turn in your reservations by April 30 to maintain
your priority status. You can get a reservation request
form in the “Policies and Reservations”
section at www.sc.tcu.edu
or stop at the Student Center Information Desk to
pick one up.
- The
Inclusiveness Task Force will host a forum which will
examine the citizenship dynamics and expanding responsibilities
within the global society of the future. More specifically,
the forum will bring focused attention to the principles
of inclusiveness, equality and our active role as
citizens within the global society. The luncheon is
at noon Thursday in the Woodson Room in the Student
Center. The lunch is free, but attendees must RSVP
to Glenda Clausen by Tuesday morning at (817) 257-7796
or e-mail g.clausen@tcu.edu.
- Can’t
pass the MOS TEST? Help is here. Take MOS exam prep
courses. Classes are held six times a week at convenient
hours. Sign up at the Neeley Certification Office,
Dan Rogers Hall, Room 138, or call Leigh at (817)
257-5220 for details.
- Want
to spend the fall strolling the streets of a beautiful
Tuscan city, eating gelatto and visiting art museums?
The TCU in Florence program has extended its deadline
to Thursday for the fall 2004 program. Courses include
Italian language (all levels), art history, political
science, and history (all taught in English). Applications
and information are on our Web site, www.ied.tcu.edu,
at the International Education Office in Sadler Hall,
Room 16, or e-mail Tracy Williams at t.williams@tcu.edu.
- The
Center for Writing is located on the top floor of
the Rickel Academic Wing of the University Recreation
Center, across from Moncrief Hall. Students who want
to discuss some of their writing can stop by the Center
for Writing or call (817) 257-7221.
| Announcements
of campus events, public meetings and other general
campus information should be brought to the TCU
Daily Skiff office at Moudy Building South, Room
291, mailed to TCU Box 298050 or e-mailed.
Deadline for receiving announcements is 2 p.m. the
day before they are to run. the Skiff reserves the
right to edit submissions for style, taste and space
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