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Cover Story: The unforgettable fire
The annual Gates of Chai lecture series bring Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Laureate Elie Wiesel to campus in September.
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Q & A
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We ask the questions, and TCU's new vice chancellor for finance and business gives us answers about the endowment.
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First choice, last chance
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TCU's Institute of Behaviorial Research has been researching drug abuse and treatment for 35 years. It also seems to be an expert in helping repair lives.
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Alma Matters |
Young engineers and artists take over the campus... tow more new deans... and urban school int he J school... and a match made in Cliburn heaven
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Letters |
Where's yours?
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Academe |
Voice instructor Colleen Mallette gives birth from her diaphragn... language professor Arturo Flores looks for expatriot writers in his Chilean homeland...and scientist Julie Anderson like DNA, from greatest to yeast.
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Memīries Sweet |
As constant construction dust indicates where TCU is going, Joan Hewatt Swaim '56 reminds us of where it has been.
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Riff Ram |
Senior tackle David Bobo is one big reason why the Frogs may go undefeated this fall.
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Purple Heart |
Shannon McLinden '97 is a groovy role model for girls growing up everywhere.
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AlumNews |
The Sixth Floor Museum's Ruth Ann McBeth Rugg '79.
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Class Notes |
Where's your class note?
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Purspectives |
Gary Blevins '62 remembers the father who sang to him.
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