Features

Fall 2004

A day in the green zone

Flak vests, burgers with the troops and sleeping in the emir’s palace — it’s all in a week’s work on the trail of Donald Rumsfeld.

Fall 2004

In the Army now

A deployed reservist’s wife keeps the home fires — and a few other things — burning.

Fall 2004

The prism of 9-11

Can you imagine the United States, before Sept. 11, 2001, putting 50,000 troops in the mountains of Afghanistan and hunting for Osama Bin laden? Of course not. But it’s that non-action that helped determine our course with Saddam Hussein.

Fall 2004

And the winner is …

Armed conflict has determined the outcome of several 20th century elections — and this one won’t be any different. But the next president won’t be whom America perceives as the greatest commander-in-chief. Rather, it’s greatest leader.

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

Time to serve

New provost Nowell Donovan has big ideas for transforming TCU from a great university to a Great University. While he has spent years studying Earth’s ancient history, it’s TCU’s future that he’s focused on now.

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.