Mem’ries Sweet

Spring 2002

Husband-minded co-eds

Old Skiff editorial considers the wisdom of husband-catching at college.

Winter 2001

Coming to America

Five “Lost Boys of Sudan” find a home at TCU.

Summer 2001

Purple reign

This year’s Miss Texas is a Frog … and is using her voice to tell the truth about AIDS.

Spring 2001

She made her mark

Give TCU’s cofounders credit where due, but without Rachel Lynn DeSpain, the University might never have begun.

Spring 2001

Tending goal

Soccer goalie Keith-Ann Wagner inspires others as she overcomes a spinal cord injury.

Winter 2000

The boskiness of Killiekrankie

“To educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community.”

Pointing to TCU’s new mission statement, Faculty Senate Chair Nowell Donovan shows how the words of one generation have a way of inspiring generations to come.

Fall 2000

Growing pane

In what is now, you can still sense what was then.

Summer 2000

University Drive

Just as the major artery through campus used to be an unpaved offshoot of Forest Park Boulevard, nearly all of TCU’s byways — Cockrell, Greene and Rogers, to name a few — have stories to tell.

Spring 2000

On Davey’s knee

Joan Hewatt Swaim ’56 remembers Davey O’Brien ’39 as a personable guy and modest man who seemed to be everybody’s friend.

Winter 1999

The sea around me

Joan Hewatt Swaim ’56 remembers the biology field trips to the coast with “Daddy,” or Prof. Willis G. Hewatt.