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Features How TCU Alumnus Curtis King Has Preserved Black Arts and Culture for Five Decades Guided by a mentor’s advice and an unshakable purpose, King built The Black Academy of Arts and Letters into a Dallas institution.
Features Joy Purcell Rich ’86 on Leading Susan G. Komen Greater Fort Worth She came to TCU to major in ballet. A detour into public relations and fundraising led Rich to the helm of a nonprofit fighting breast cancer.
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How TCU Alumnus Curtis King Has Preserved Black Arts and Culture for Five Decades
Guided by a mentor’s advice and an unshakable purpose, King built The Black Academy of Arts and Letters into a Dallas institution.
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Joy Purcell Rich ’86 on Leading Susan G. Komen Greater Fort Worth
She came to TCU to major in ballet. A detour into public relations and fundraising led Rich to the helm of a nonprofit fighting breast cancer.