Fall 2004
No ads — just inspiration
Tod Lippy ’85 brings artists and the general public together with new Esopus magazine.
Alumni
Fall 2004
Brewing up a career change
Fritz Rahr ’89 (MBA ’93) gets back to his roots with new microbrewery.
Fall 2004
Light through the clouds
In English Professor Jim Corder’s classroom, asking the right questions was more important than knowing all the answers.
Fall 2004
James Mattox Moudy: 1916-2004
An appreciation of TCU’s only alumnus chancellor
Fall 2004
Hail to the chief
Brite alumnus Rev. Michael Wenning ’62 recalls life and memories of Ronald Reagan.
Fall 2004
Peace talks
Through the Ulster Project, Tom ’72 and Karen Bonjour ’72 direct a leap of faith for Irish Protestant and Catholic teens.
Fall 2004
Jim Moudy: A quick, disciplined, expansive mind
Chancellor Emeritus William E. Tucker remembers Dr. Moudy.
Summer 2004
Where next, Valerie Neal?
The story of Valerie Neal ’71: a TCU liberal arts graduate who came to be in charge of one of the Smithsonian’s top space artifacts.
Summer 2004
Peace Corps Frogs
Horned Frogs serving in Guatemala with the Peace Corps find more than a job. They find a new life.
Summer 2004
Big man on the boards
From rebounding to corporate governance, James Cash ’69 has always had the drive for a challenge — and the wisdom to enjoy the journey.
