Fall 2002

The above headline from a December 1947 Skiff further proclaimed: $135 Is Cost of “New Look” for Well Dressed Gridster.

Back when the Old West wasn’t so old, Mitzi Lucas Riley ’47 kept her saddle polished and the rodeo world smiling. Now she’s at it again.

Camille Keith ’67

Shari Hughes Scott ’78

Oscar Monnig Meteorite Collection finds new home in 17,000-square-foot museum in Sid W. Richardson Building.

One reluctant ranch hand got more than she expected from spring roundup.

Each generation is shaped by the events and society they emerge from. We examine the incoming class to get a peek into our own future.

Gone are the ads for shaving parlors, 15-cent baths and $8 suits, but the value of good reporting has remained constant.

Nine months to the day after Sept. 11, broadcast journalist Bob Schieffer ’59 addressed the largest graduating class in TCU history — 1,064 students.

Grading the news: Has Sept. 11 changed the way the media covers tragedies? Radio-TV-Film Chair Roger Cooper says unfortunately, no.