Spring 2010

Well before the 1910 calamity, TCU was no stranger to trials and challenges.

The 1910 yearbook was lost in the fire, but the quirky stories endured and found a place in the 1911 annual.

Starpoint students engineer success in Legos robotics competition.

Completing his 30th year at TCU, swimming coach Richard Sybesma brings enthusiasm and a passion
to a program he’s built over the decades. But this year and this squad, might just be his best one yet.

Dr. Ric Bonnell ’98 and wife Dr. Wendy Heger Bonnell ’95 were already helping in Haiti before the quake, but thanks to a united effort across the Fort Worth community they are doing even more.

Center for Urban Education provides test prep with a higher purpose.

From Bram Stoker’s novel “Dracula,” first published in 1897, to the modern day vampire mania of “Twilight,” vampires have been a staple of popular culture.

After taking in a refugee herself, Lisa Deeley Smith ’77 is helping find resources and teachers to help aid worn-torn nation.

Sophomore swimmer from Panama brings international experience to Frogs.

Convenient, cool or cost-effective, bikes are back at TCU for myriad reasons — as are new places to park them on campus. But the increase in traffic raises questions about how pedestrians and cyclists can share the sidewalk.