Spring 2002
A major victory
Air Force Frog appreciates the support of the American people.
Alumni
Spring 2002
In the footsteps of Captain Filth
Before he was an English professor, Steve Sherwood dreamed of being a park ranger. But when he was chosen out of thousands of National Park Service applicants, he was tapped to be a park trashman.
Spring 2002
“Society girl” makes good
Pioneering a place for women wasn’t the point when Pauline Barnes ’30 sought The Skiff editorship in 1929. She just thought the job would be fun.
Winter 2001
Rounding the bases
Realizing her success depends on her strength, Senior Jaime Walker decided long ago to count her can-dos instead of her can’t-dos. Her choice to live life as barrier-free as possible is a blessing.
Winter 2001
Just what the doctors ordered
For five TCU grads, inexperience and blind ambition became a potent prescription for a lasting legacy.
Fall 2001
Community spirit
Mack McCarter ’67 (MDiv ’71) claims he’s only the messenger, but his brainchild, Shreveport-Bossier Community Renewal, just might change the world.
Fall 2001
Nice gaijins finish last
Teaching English in Japan is one thing. Running a marathon is another.
Fall 2001
The Face of Grace
Hospital chaplains hail from every denomination and religious sect in the world. They are ministers without a parish, guerrillas of grace. They do not have all the answers, but they can help people in their search — and keep them from facing their pain alone.
Summer 2001
Memoirs of a girl in the oven
Smothering a red-eyed monster: Sophomore Sara Smith spent her summer fighting fires for the Forest Service in New Mexico.
Summer 2001
Self-made woman
Right before I started my life at TCU and all during orientation, I continually heard that college was a time to reinvent oneself.
