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Women, men split in science

Assistant biology professor Amanda Hale helps biology professor Philip Hartman tell biology majors and other students what physical and biological sciences are pre-requisites for medical school in a meeting called "The Talk" in Sid Richardson lecture hall 2 Tuesday evening.

Women, men split in science

UPDATED 9:35 PM  3/9/2010
When sophomore Elisa Elizondo was an astronomy major, she looked around the class and noticed she was the only woman in the room. The same thing happened when she changed her major to geology. Elizondo rarely saw other women in her classes until she chose environmental science as her major.…
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Police still searching for public indecency suspect

UPDATED 9:35 PM  3/9/2010

Police investigating Feb. indecent exposure on campus Police said Tuesday that they are still searching for a suspect involved in an indecent exposure incident in the Sid Richardson Building last month. According to a TCU Police offense report, at 1:15 p.

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Filibuster handicaps a cohesive Congress

UPDATED 9:35 PM  3/9/2010

Last week, a one-man filibuster stalled the U.S. Senate in passing a bill that extends unemployment benefits to Americans who have been out of work the longest. The display was a microcosm of how bad partisanship has become in Congress. Sen. Jim Bunning, R-Ky.

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Men's and women's basketball head to Las Vegas for MWC Championships

Men's and women's basketball head to Las Vegas for MWC Championships

UPDATED 9:35 PM  3/9/2010

Students should never add employers as friends on Facebook, a university official said. John Thompson, executive director for Career Services, said "friending" employers can do more harm than good. He said he has seen no benefits to adding employers. "You don't want to have the kind of familiarity that the Facebook stuff implies," Thompson said.

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People should exercise caution when friending on Facebook

UPDATED 9:35 PM  3/9/2010

Though some workplaces are open forums for social interaction and can even be, dare I say it, fun, it's imperative to always make the distinction between work and play. When faced with the decision to friend, or not to friend, one's boss or co-workers on Facebook, there are several things to consider.

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