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Freedom of Expression

Posted  February 18, 2012  by  Emma B.

Research Papers. A part of every college student’s life. The day they are assigned, there is a communal dread throughout the classroom, as students think of the long days ahead, meticulously taking notes on sources they probably would rather not be reading, and putting together a paper about a topic they would rather not research. [...]

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Honors + Business = Awesome

Posted  February 13, 2012  by  Brandon

Honors at TCU is unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. For the potential business majors out there – we like to take that a step further. As graduation approaches, I can honestly say that combining my business degree with a background in honors was probably the smartest investment I could make in planning my academic curriculum [...]

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Luke Bryan visits Fort Worth

Posted  February 12, 2012  by  Renee R.

One of the perks about Fort Worth is that it draws many famous country artists to perform at Billy Bobs, “The World’s Largest Honky-Tonk.” The Band Perry, Robert Earl Kean, Easton Corbin, and Josh Turner are just a few of the upcoming acts. As a newfound country music fan, I couldn’t be more thrilled that [...]

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Honors Lit and Civ II-Just Having Fun

Posted  February 6, 2012  by  Jimmy S

So, I have to tell you all about this awesome class I’m taking: Honors Literature and Civilizations II. This class proves the power of the professor. Professor Dan Williams (DW) is one of the most interesting guys I have ever met, and he makes this class. Let me drop some knowledge bombs on all of [...]

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A Chance to Dream

Posted  January 27, 2012  by  Hannah K.

As a senior, there is one staple question that always seems to get asked, “What are you going to do after you graduate?” For some students, the answer is easy and has been established since they declared their majors. But for the many seniors facing indecision over the next chapter of their lives, we encounter [...]

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Roach Approach: Learning

Freedom of Expression

Posted  February 18, 2012  by  Emma B.

Research Papers. A part of every college student’s life. The day they are assigned, there is a communal dread throughout the classroom, as students think of the long days ahead, meticulously taking notes on sources they probably would rather not be reading, and putting together a paper about a topic they would rather not research. [...]

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Life in the JVR

Flower Power

Posted  February 16, 2012  by  Amberle D

“What are the greatest perks of being in honors?” I’m constantly asked this loaded question. Students today — we’re all about the perks. And to be honest, the Honors College doesn’t disappoint. But this weekend, I was reminded of one of the sweeter perks of being in honors, a bonus often buried under the free [...]

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The TCU Grub Report

Posted  February 15, 2012  by  Cody W.

Oh hey there. What’s up? OMG no way! Same here. Anyway, I wanted to take some time out of this fleeting escapade they call life (and by they I mean “The Man”. Feel free to call it whatever you want as an act of rebellion. I choose to call that fleeting escapade “Leonidas”) to talk [...]

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Roach Approach: Learning

Honors + Business = Awesome

Posted  February 13, 2012  by  Brandon

Honors at TCU is unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. For the potential business majors out there – we like to take that a step further. As graduation approaches, I can honestly say that combining my business degree with a background in honors was probably the smartest investment I could make in planning my academic curriculum [...]

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Luke Bryan visits Fort Worth

Posted  February 12, 2012  by  Renee R.

One of the perks about Fort Worth is that it draws many famous country artists to perform at Billy Bobs, “The World’s Largest Honky-Tonk.” The Band Perry, Robert Earl Kean, Easton Corbin, and Josh Turner are just a few of the upcoming acts. As a newfound country music fan, I couldn’t be more thrilled that [...]

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