Q&A with … Sara-Jayne Parsons
Curator for the Art Galleries at TCU.
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Q&A with David Roditi
The men’s tennis coach finished his sixth season at his alma mater and again found a home at the top of the rankings.
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Q&A with Homer Erekson
O. Homer Erekson ’74 returned to TCU in 2008 to become dean of the Neeley School of Business.
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Q&A with Anne Helmreich, new College of Fine Arts Dean
The former Getty Foundation officer shares her perspective on passionate arts students, partnerships with Fort Worth museums and more.
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Q&A with Evan Skoug, TCU Baseball catcher
One of the heroes from last year’s club, Skoug returns after leading the Horned Frogs in home runs, doubles and runs batted in as a freshman.
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First Person: Kyle Winkler
The tough-minded junior right-handed pitcher was among four Horned Frogs taken in the Major League Baseball Draft in June. But will he go pro or return for a senior season at TCU? One of Frogs’ aces talks about his future and the 2011 season.
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Q&A with … Don Mills
Former vice chancellor for student affairs moves back into full-time academia as he oversees the higher education doctoral program.
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Q & A with … paleoanthropologist Donald C. Johanson
Noted paleoanthropologist shared insights about his 1974 discover of 3.2 million-year-old fossil of a female skeleton Lucy while on campus in November.
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First Person … runner Charles Silmon
In June, Charles Silmon became the NCAA’s fastest man and the second TCU athlete ever to win a national title in the 100 meters. But his dreams are much bigger.
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Q&A with … Ford Motor Company’s Jon Coleman
Ford Motor Company executive says the automaker’s new natural gas-powered F-150 could make big waves in the truck market.
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