Winter 2006

The Board approved a two-year residential requirement for freshmen and sophomores starting next fall.

When Ingrid Ocanas Carney ’88 was pregnant with her first child, she found a creative way to make her pants fit — as well as a new idea for a business venture.

Frogs, Neeley and a professor earn top honors.

Lourdes Hassler ’06 MBA becomes the first female CEO for the National Society of Hispanic MBAs.

Everything is a stage at this international festival.

A new center tackles the issue of aging.

Memories of the Hot Wheels TCU Horned Frogs drove back in the day.

2nd annual Frogs for the Cure event raises money and awareness for the Tarrant chapter of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

President John F. Kennedy visited Fort Worth once. He delivered a breakfast speech to a packed house at Hotel Texas. Less than two hours later he was felled by an assassin’s bullet in Dallas. The morning’s events often get buried in the tragedy of what happened in Dallas, but a recording found last year is a tangible reminder of TCU’s ties to that historic day.

Scott ’91 and Julie Dobransky Kuehn ’94 launch their first board game.