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A presidential hopeful spoke to the campus community about border security Wednesday despite a lack of confidence from his campaign. Roy Tyler, campaign director of communication for Duncan Hunter, said the chances of Hunter winning the candidacy were about as good "as pushing a string through a maze... (2) comments
It's time to help pitch in at the on-campus apartments. Residents of the Tom Brown-Pete Wright apartments have been provided with individual recycling bins in their apartments in hopes of initiating a campus wide movement, a resident assistant said Monday... (0) comments
By all accounts, Jack Hesselbrock is one of the most respected and liked administrators throughout campus. That same kind of respect was given to Hesselbrock and his family when his daughter Molly died. She died in February 2005 after losing her struggle with lymphoma... (0) comments
With the 55th U.S. presidential election on the horizon, the TCU Democrats hope to encourage student activism across campus. Wednesday evening, the TCU Democrats hosted its first Democratic Awareness Rally in the Reed-Sadler Mall. The group offered free food and information to students regarding political issues affecting college students... (1) comment
One hundred twenty-six international students enrolled for the fall semester, compared to 90 enrolled last fall, according to undergraduate admission enrollment statistics. Karen Scott, director of international admission, said there are many reasons why international enrollment is increasing, many of which are the same for why... (0) comments
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