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White Christmas Reflections

Posted December 25, 2012 by Jared C

TCU really has one of the prettiest campuses I’ve ever seen, and it was even more so today when it was blanketed in snow. As a Fort Worth native, my home for the holidays is a quick 10 minute drive from campus, and I can truly say that we had a Christmas miracle today with [...]

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Songs to Soothe the Stressed Studier

Posted November 26, 2012 by Jared C

All around campus the signs of the coming holiday season are beginning to pop up, from the 42-foot Christmas tree that was lifted into the Commons by a crane the week before Thanksgiving, to the Christmas music on the radio starting at 12:01am on Black Friday and the decorations beginning to show up in the [...]

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A German Holiday

Posted December 24, 2011 by Emily M.

24 December 2011 :: Happy Holidays!  I cannot believe it is Winter Break already!  It is so cliché, but this semester really did fly by.  At the time, some days drug on.  But then looking back, those long days blended together. I was extremely lucky with my finals schedule: I ended on Tuesday the week [...]

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Homemade Christmas Cards

Posted December 9, 2011 by Renee R.

December 9, 2011 :: It’s Christmas time at TCU! My roommate and I decided to make our own Christmas Cards this year. We took this photo when a longhorn was brought to the Campus Commons. I think my family back in Arizona is going to get a good laugh when they see me standing next [...]

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The Best Things in Life are Free

Posted December 8, 2011 by Hannah K.

December 8, 2011 :: I have a challenge for all you holiday shoppers out there: get creative.  I know the general rule of thumb is the higher the price the better the gift, but how much joy do these material items really bring?  This Christmas I’m focusing on the memory rather than the money. If [...]

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