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City council considers noise ordinance
By Jenn Lazear / Posted February 3, 2012
The city of Fort Worth could become quieter in March. The Fort Worth City Council is expected to vote on proposed changes to the city’s noise ordinance. Fort Worth Police Major Billy Cordell said TCU is located in a residential area of Fort Worth. As part of the proposed changes, there would be different decibel levels for residential areas and commercial business areas.
New apartment available for upperclassmen
By Luis Ortiz / Posted February 2, 2012
Juniors and seniors are rushing to lease at the newest apartment complex in the TCU community. The Vue is the latest addition in apartment complexes that will be available to upperclassmen only.
More TCU grads receive Fulbright
By Emily Agee / Posted February 2, 2012
After studying abroad in Spain during her time at TCU, Paige Miller always knew she wanted to return. The prestigious Fulbright Program provided her with that opportunity.
National Signing Day: TCU inks new recruits
By Brett Musslewhite / Posted January 31, 2012
Wednesday is the first day football recruits can sign national letters of intent. PurpleMenace.com has compiled a list of the Frogs' current commitments. Here's a closer look at all prospects as well as four early enrollees:  LaDarius Anthony Position: Running back
City tree ordinance delays new parking lot construction
By Jordan Daigle / Posted January 26, 2012
Trees are to blame for a minor delay in construction on the new parking lot located northeast of Smith Entrepreneurs Hall, Harold Leeman, associate director for Major Projects and Facilities Planning, said.

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Instructing new painters creates mother-daughter bond

Sophomore Madison Scott has helped fund her TCU education by working at a business that combines classical art, fine wine and bring-your-own beer.

The franchise “Painting with a Twist” opened in Fort Worth last year and was started by Madison’s mother.

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Passion, energy helps professor win award

Paul Schrodt energizes the Department of Communication Studies with his passion, Chair of the Department of Communication Studies Paul King said.

“He is the Energizer Bunny of college professors,” King said. “Always positive, always with a big smile on his face.”

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Student teachers create connections with music

The TCU Music Prep program helps children develop their sensory skills, while student teaching assistants gain hands-on experience for their future careers.

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