Features

Winter 2003

Never forget

As Gordon England ’75 MBA begins his second term as secretary of the Navy, his focus is never far from Sept. 11, 2001.

Winter 2003

Next stop … Mountain West?

The domino effect of NCAA conference realignment reaches TCU.

Winter 2003

A view from within

Capt. Leblond ’95, a Kiowa Warrior helicopter pilot and commander of Echo Troop from the 1-10 CAV, 4th Brigade at Fort Hood, shares his insight after a night of flying

Winter 2003

Horned Frogs serving in our armed forces

Maj. Glenn Moore ’90 served in Afghanistan and Iraq. First Lt. Jonathan Bender was deployed to Baghdad. A room in Winton-Scott Hall honors Tristan N. Aitken ’95.

Winter 2003

Yes, There Really is a Purple Frog

Science confirms what TCU-ers have long known: Purple Frogs exist.

Fall 2003

Lost empires, forgotten kings

Tom Guderjan and students search for clues about the ancient Maya in Belize. TCU students with the Maya Research Program are helping unearth ancient Maya civilization — one trowel full of dirt at a time.

Fall 2003

Modern Maya

Anthropology instructor Grace Bascope helps members of the Yaxunah community adapt traditional ways to the modern world.

Fall 2003

Unforgettable professors

Alumni sound off about the professors they loved and admired.

Fall 2003

Q&A with A.D. Eric Hyman

Athletics Director Eric Hyman talks about the national conference shakeups and what’s in store for TCU.

Fall 2003

Taking death out of the equation

Water stations in the desert aren’t traditional work for a pastor, but then Robin Hoover ’74 (Div ’79) isn’t all that traditional. His latest venture is saving the lives of migrant workers.