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My TCU Family
Posted May 2, 2012 by Kari B
First, I want to apologize that my blog posting has been non-existent this semester. Your last couple months your senior year are chaotic and absolutely fly by. I have been running around doing group projects, working at my internship, finishing my term as Finance Chair in SGA and interviewing for jobs. Needless to say, I [...]
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Memories of Freshman Year
Posted April 17, 2012 by Emma B.
Memories of Freshman Year Well, I can’t believe it’s here. The final push to the end of the semester, and the end of my freshman year at TCU. I really don’t want to believe that my time in Milton Daniel as a freshman is coming to the end, because if all of college goes this [...]
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The Problem of Memory
Posted April 17, 2012 by Scott D.
What is essential to the process of memory? How are we as humans shaped not only by popular media, but also by personal experience? As I have had the pleasure of enjoying Cultural Memory II this semester (and the anticipation of taking Cult. Memory I next semester) I can say without hesitation that my perception [...]
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What 2 Do @ TCU
Posted April 9, 2012 by Jimmy S
In talking to perspective incoming TCU students, the one question I get asked the most is this: “What is there to do at TCU and in Fort Worth?” Everybody uses that exact same verbiage also. Anyways, I figured the easiest way to definitively tell everybody everything I have done is to list them. Here we [...]
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Non-Traditional Pilgrimage
Posted April 4, 2012 by Guest
From guest blogger: Chelsea Low The traditional definition of pilgrimage is a journey to a sacred location of spiritual significance. However, I am among a group of TCU Honors students who will be exploring the idea of non-traditional pilgrimage through a trip to London, Paris, and Rome this summer; for example, ideas we may consider [...]
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A Timely Victory
Posted March 15, 2012 by Emily M.
The TCU Hunt Seat Team had a large victory on Friday. They beat the #1 team in the nation, the University of Georgia. The season had been rough, starting out the fall semester with all away matches against the top six teams in the nation. Under the guidance of our new head coach, Logan Fiorentino, [...]
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Spring Is in the Air!
Posted March 13, 2012 by Emma B.
Ah, Spring. Tulips outside every building at TCU, trees in bloom, sunshine, and what else? Oh, yes. Advising. The time that comes every semester and can bring a shiver down the spine if you aren’t prepared. Thankfully, being a part of the Honors College means having two advisors, so double the help when you need [...]
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Young Americans for Freedom
Posted March 13, 2012 by Jennifer T
The connotation behind those four words sends anticipation through my veins! And rightfully so. It’s been on my mind… since my friend and I decided to start a new group on campus. Young Americans for Freedom, or YAF, as we like to call it, will be an official group at TCU next year. Add it to the top of the [...]
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Good Times at Lupton Stadium
Posted March 12, 2012 by Jimmy S
Hello avid followers! Sorry it’s been so long since I’ve tuned you in on the wonders of the JVR at TCU. Well, here, I’m going to give y’all some insight on another TCU sport: baseball (I’ve decided I’m the self-appointed sports blogger of the website, but I haven’t told anybody that yet). I am a [...]
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Experimenting with Anthrax at TCU
Posted March 2, 2012 by Renee R.
So what do those crazy science majors do with all free their time? Aside from traversing the illustrious hallways of Winton Scott or the dead-ended staircases inside the most confusing building on campus, Sid Richardson, some of us like to play with infectious diseases! Ok, so I’m not an explorer of all things mysterious… but [...]