Winter 1998
Acclaimed Jewish author Chaim Potok — whose appearance was the first sign of TCU’s new Jewish Studies Program — told a packed Ed Landreth Auditorium that it’s okay to split the Star Trek infinitive so long as we discover the infinite worlds around us and in us.
Winter 1998
Bill might be better off had he forgone a Cabinet meeting or two for a certain class in Beasley Hall this fall.
Winter 1998
When my professor Jim Corder died, I wrote his obituary for the TCU Daily Skiff. I don’t think he would have liked it. The personal essay was his genre. So this is what I should have written.
Winter 1998
Water, water, everywhere, and lots of it to drink. The trick for 16 graphic design students from TCU and Mexico was making sure the agua was packaged to sell on both sides of the border.
Winter 1998
Religion Prof. Ron Flowers took home the University’s highest teaching award this fall because, as one student put it, he brings “trust, vulnerability and open communication” to his classes, not because he has to, but because it’s who he is.
Winter 1998
TCU is ranked 14th in the country for offering students chances to go abroad. No wonder.
Winter 1998
Study abroad student says while the attractions are rich and varied, the key words to remember when living in London are “small” and “frequent.”
Fall 1998
Tucked among the columbines and brick walks of the popular English garden paintings, one can find the British heart, says art history Assistant Prof. Anne Helmreich — that is, if one knows the history.
Fall 1998
KTCU — thanks in part to a handful of student DJs — is no longer just another sleepy campus radio station.
Fall 1998
For a group of Taiwanese dance instructors on campus for a year, a leg-up in the Far East dance world calls for a master’s — and a lot of fancy footwork — on this side of the globe.
