Winter 2003

Six years of marketing, facility enhancements and — most of all — winning have brought fans to support the Frogs in near-record numbers.

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

The domino effect of NCAA conference realignment reaches TCU.

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

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.

When West meets Middle East in Arab classrooms, teachers hit a confusing cultural wall. Two researchers want to tear it down through understanding.

Horned Frogs are changing the dinner plans for a whole community — with the help of a few friends.

Our flash into the past this issue is an excerpt from an essay found in a Horned Frog yearbook.

NASCAR rookie Larry Foyt ’00, the son of the unequaled A.J., is fast proving that racing — and winning — are just a Foyt family tradition.

Getting that first job in an elusive economy can certainly test the tenacity.