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Tips for Incoming Freshmen

Posted May 4, 2013 by Hannah T

1. Get used to eating sandwiches wrapped in plastic. They are everywhere. 2. For Girls: Buy ten more pairs of leggings. For Boys: Buy ten more pairs of khaki shorts. 3. Lose the idea that showering is necessary. It’s not, and dry shampoo is proof of that. 4. Get to know your professors. They will [...]

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People Love TCU Kids

Posted February 27, 2013 by Hannah T

This post may come off as a little cocky, so I’m going to try my best not to sound that way. But, hey, when you’re a part of the best school out there, it’s hard not to brag a little bit. Recently, I’ve realized that everyone – parents, hometown friends, future employers – generally love [...]

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Questions

Posted January 28, 2013 by Hannah T

Throughout my 5 short months here at TCU, I have come to realize there are certain questions asked time and time again. I have mastered the answers to these queries, now mindlessly spewing out my answers before the other person has finished their question. They are as follows: Hey, how are you? (This is the most [...]

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Milton, the Real Hilton

Posted November 9, 2012 by Jared C

When you’re a college student, you spend a lot of time out and about on and off the TCU campus, whether it’s to go to class, to get a meal, or to have fun during your free time. However, especially as a freshman living in Milton Daniel, the Honors College dorm, I’ve found that I [...]

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Things I wish I knew when I was a freshman

Posted November 7, 2012 by Renee R.

What I’ve realized as my time here at TCU winds down is that time in college is precious and the memories that you take away from these years will be cherished forever. It’s easy to get caught up in the books and the monotony of various club meetings but I think it’s so important to [...]

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