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Men's tennis team set for weekend doubleheader

By Kim Burdi / Posted February 10, 2012

The TCU men’s tennis team returned home to host a two-game series this weekend. The No. 44 Frogs will face Texas Tech Saturday and Santa Clara Sunday. The Horned Frogs (2-3) will enter the match with a 4-3 win against No. 47 Alabama Sunday.

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Lady Frogs lose to North Texas 4-3

By Ariel Humble / Posted February 10, 2012

The TCU women’s tennis team lost 4-3 to the University of North Texas after fighting through the pain of an injury-ridden roster last night at Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center. The Horned Frogs (3-2) lost for the second match in a row. Only two players on the team are currently at full health, head coach Dave Borelli said.

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Rifle team on the road at UTEP

By Kim Burdi / Posted February 10, 2012

The TCU rifle team will finish its last road trip of the regular season against the University of Texas at El Paso this Saturday. TCU remains the only undefeated team in the country after beating Air Force 4695-4618. The Horned Frogs have won 28 straight regular season matches.

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Lady Frogs travel to Colorado State

By Lauren Cummins / Posted February 10, 2012

TCU women’s basketball will compete against Colorado State University as the Rams fight for the number one spot in the Mountain West.

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Track and field heads to Texas A&M tomorrow

By Kaileigh Kurtain / Posted February 10, 2012

The track & field team will compete with a sense of purpose Saturday at the Texas A&M Invitational in College Station, head track & field coach Darryl Anderson said. “One thing we would like to see is better performance all the way across the board, more confidence and a sense of purpose in their competing,” Anderson said.

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Jacobi, Perry ready for equestrian challenge

By Mary Muller / Posted February 10, 2012

The Friday night lights this week will not be on a football field but on a jump course in Wellington, Fla. Junior Haley Jacobi and freshman Kaitlin Perry will represent TCU at the third annual Collegiate Equitation Challenge, where 16 riders will compete in a tournament style format and go head-to-head.

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Lady Frogs host North Texas today

By Ariel Humble / Posted February 9, 2012

Women’s tennis head coach Dave Borelli said he was optimistic about the team’s continuous improvement as it prepared for its match against the University of North Texas on Thursday. “I know we’re going to be good,” he said. “If I think that and the kids believe that, that’s all that matters.”

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Baseball hosts women's clinic tonight

By Ryan Osborne / Posted February 9, 2012

The TCU baseball team will hold its third annual Frogs for the Cure Women’s Baseball Clinic tonight at the Sam Baugh Indoor Practice Facility. The event is presented by Baylor All Saints Medical Center to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

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Track and field signs four athletes

By Kaileigh Kurtin / Posted February 9, 2012

Four new signees joined the TCU track & field team as the program prepares for Big 12 competition, head track & field coach Darryl Anderson said. Ronnie Baker, from Louisville, Ky., and Harvey McSwain II, from Shelby, N.C., were two additions to the team that would keep the sprinting events strong, Anderson said.

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TCU travels to SMU tonight

By Ryan Osborne / Posted February 8, 2012

The TCU men’s basketball team will travel to Dallas for a matchup with metroplex rival SMU, looking for a bounce-back win tonight. A win would give TCU 11 non-conference victories in the regular season for the first time since 2000-01 (11-3). The Frogs lost 83-73 to No. 13 San Diego State Saturday night in San Diego.

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Facebook memes hit TCU

The meme phenomenon that has swept universities and their social media sites made its way to TCU on Tuesday night.

Senior supply and value chain management and finance double major Amir Tafarroji created the TCU Memes Facebook page Tuesday, which has gained more than 2,600 “likes” since.

E-book options appeal to some

Implementing a new e-textbook system could be an option the university would consider for students, engineering professor John Fanchi said.

“I think the use of e-books would be considered, but not necessarily accepted or required,” Fanchi said.

'Fosterotica' discusses sexuality

Sexually saturated but sexually illiterate.

This is the picture of American society Rita Cotterly, adjunct kinesiology professor, painted for participants of the first two nights of Fosterotica, a three-day candid discussion of sexuality.

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