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EVENTS and an Emergency Appendectomy E V E N T 5 A N D INFORMATION F O R T H E T C U COMMUNITY VOL. 7 N 0 . l 8 J A N U A R Y 2 2, 2 0 0 2 RTVF announces films to of Japan, its crew dealing with the be screened this semester in pressures of war, interpersonal conflicts­ EVENTS and an emergency appendectomy. Cary popular Thursday night series Grant, John Garfield and Alan Hale star. THE RTVF FILM SERIES FOR SPRING KICKS (This film runs 136 minutes.) off this week. All screenings are on Thursdays Ti,day - Feb. 14 beginning at 7 p.m., in Rm 164 of the Moudy March 21 Insights - TCU faculty artists present their newest works, reception Jan. 28, 5-7 p.m., Moudy Bldg., south entrance. Joan McGettigan National Velvet (1945) A young Foyer.*** (RTVF) selects the movie lineup each semester Elizabeth Taylor believes that she can Jan. 23 and also introduces the weekly program. For win the Grand National Steeplechase Guest artist recital featuring the West Point Band . more information, call ext. 7630. with her beloved horse, Pie, and enlists Clarinet Quartet, 7:30 p.m., PepsiCo Recital Hall.* The schedule: the help of jockey Mickey Rooney to Jan. 24 Jan. 24 prepare. Anne Revere and Donald Crisp RTVF Film Series presents Notorious (1946), Notorious (1946) Spy Cary Grant recruits are among the outstanding supporting cast. 7 p.m., Moudy Bldg., rm. 164S. For more information, call ext. 7630. woman-with-a-past Ingrid Bergman to investigate suspected Nazis in South America, March 28 Jan. 28 pushing her into the clutches of Claude Rains Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) Men's Basketball - TCU vs. Southern Miss., 7:05 p.m., Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.** and his nefarious mother. Lounge singers Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell seek romance and financial Jan.28 Faculty recital - Barney McCollum on trombone, Jan. 31 security in this musical comedy set on a 7:30 p.m., PepsiCo Recital Hall.* The Miracle Worker (1962) Young Helen trans-Atlantic cruise. Keller-blind, deaf, and mute since infancy­ *Call the School of Music at ext. 7602. seems a lost cause, until teacher Annie April 4 Sullivan finds a way to communicate with her. Johnny Guitar(l 954) Joan Crawford runs **Call the athletic ticket office at ext. 7967. Patty Duke and Anne Bancroft earned Oscars a saloon, Mercedes Mccambridge the ***Call the dept. of art/art history at ext." 7643. for their riveting performances in this local bank-and both are in love with inspiring film based on true events. Sterling Hayden, so there's bound to be trouble. Feb. 7 E-Business program wants Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939) April 11 non'."prof its for students James Stewart stars as an idealist who takes Vera Cruz (1954) Burt Lancaster and to create free Web design on political corruption in the U.S. Senate. Gary Cooper are mercenaries in Mexico, A SPRING SEMESTER PROJECT involving This Frank Capra favorite also stars Jean hired to escort a lovely lady and a 70 senior E-Business students will result Arthur, Claude Rains and Thomas Mitchell, shipment of gold for the Emperor in upgraded or new Web sites for 12 (This film runs 129 minutes.) Maximilian. Shifting loyalties and a series Tarrant County non-profit organizations of double-crosses lead to a dramatic who sign up for the project by the end of Feb. 14 confrontation between the two friends. the month. Love is a Many Splendored Thing (1955) This film is part of the week-longTCU Latin Five non-profits have expressed interest The romance between war correspondent American Arts Festival. s.o far, but Meenu Singh, an assistant William Holden and Eurasian doctor Jennifer professor of management information Jones is complicated by political events and April 18 systems and e-business and faculty advisor the intolerance of family and friends. Diabolique (1954 - French w/English for the project, wants to recruit more. subtitles) The wife and mistress of a sadistic "We hope to get 14 to 15 agencies Feb. 21 schoolteacher conspire to kill him, but interested in the project," says Meenu. Mildred Pierce (1945) Joan Crawford won things don't go exactly as planned in this "The students participating in this project an Oscar for her portrayal of a woman who much-copied (and recently re-made) are experienced designers, and many have achieves success in the restaurant business, thri lier. Simone Signoret and Vera Clouzot already had Web design internships at but whose personal life is a shambles. A weak star in this genuinely suspenseful and corporations like RadioShack, Bell but jealous husband, a shallow lover, a social­ atmospheric film. Helicopter Textron and TXU." climbing daughter and an ambitious business The Web site designs are more than just partner-of course, the result must be April 25 cosmetic. Students also will develop murder-but is Mildred to blame? Ann Witness for the Prosecution (195 7) applications that will increase the Blythe, Jack Carson, Eve Arden and Zachary Tyrone Power stands accused of murder­ functionality of the sites, such as enabling Scott also star. and the testimony of his wife (Marlene them to link to various internal and Dietrich) may send him to the gallows. external databases. · March 7 Charles Laughton plays his shrewd lawyer For more information, contact Meenu Destination Tokyo (1943) A U.S. submarine and Elsa Lanchester is a persistent nurse at ext. 7150 or via e-mail at embarks on a secret mission to the very shores trying to coddle Laughton after his recent [email protected]. + heart attack. A community dedicated to learning, TCU educates individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community . West Point clarinet group Sherrie Reynolds, Toni in Columbia and was formerly employed at Southwest Texas State University. stops here on Texas tour Craven will talk Jan. 31 James Barnes is the new HVAC technician THE WEST POINT CLARINET QUARTET THE CENTER FOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE in physical plant. He is working on HVAC from the U.S. Military Academy Band at will host the first "Conversations on master certification training and formerly West Point, NY, will perform a free recital Teaching" forum of the semester from 3:30 was self-employed as a subcontractor. at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in PepsiCo Recital to 5 p.m. Jan. 31 in Student Center, rm. 222. Emilia Cummings has been hired as a hall Hall. Sherrie Reynolds (education) and Toni director for residential services, assi"gned to Centerpiece of the program wi 11 be Three Craven (Brite), who co-taught "Teaching and Jarvis Hall. She has an associate's degree Utterances, composed by English Learning in Higher Education" last fall for from Navarro College and a B.B.A. degree clarinetist Paul Harvey in celebration of the graduate students planning careers in from Midwestern State University. Academy's 2002 bicentennial. The university or seminary teaching, will share Steven Merrill has joined physical plant ensemble will also play Mahler's In Praise their experiences and insights. A discussion as a boiler technician for HVAC. of Lofty Intellec t, James Waterson's neo­ will follow. classical Grand Quartet, Astor Piazzolla's For more information, call Priscilla Tate Four for Tango and Allegro in a minor from at ext. 7103. KUDOS Haydn's String Quartet, opus 74, no.3. Roger Cooper (chair, RTVF), is one of 25 The quartet is on a Texas tour and will Handheld computer users professors worldwide chosen to participate also perform this week at UNT, Stephen F. will meet next Tuesday in the 2002 National Association of Austin University and SMU. + TCU HANDHHD COMPUTER USERS Television Program Executives (NATPE) Women's Resource Center Group will have.a brown bag lunch meeting Conference Faculty Fellowship Program. announces research award from noon to 1 p.m. Jan. 29 in the library He received fu 11 registration to a 11 conference room, rm . B21 . conference and exhibition events Jan. 19- TCU STUDENTS AND FACULTY engaged Art Busbey (geology) will demonstrate 24 in Las Vegas and is participating in in research pertaining to women's issues "Presenter-to-Go." + special "faculty only" education panels and are invited to apply for the Nokia Research presentations. · Award. A $500 stipend will be presented Fraternities and sororities to one student and one faculty member at the Women and Community Dinner raise funds for Rise School DEATHS March 5, during the eighth annual TCU STUDENTS FROM 20 DIFFERENT Women's Symposium. Nokia, Inc. sponsors Greek organizations launched a six-week- Sympathy is extended to Kris (nursing) this award. long, intensive fundraising effort to establish and Jim Riddlesperger (political science) D ea dline for applications is 5 p.m. a $25,000 endowment that will fund in the death of his father, James W. Thursday, Feb. 7. The faculty recipient will scholarships for children at TCU's Rise Riddlesperger, Sr., on Jan . 12. Memorial be selected on the basis of a written School. The School, an early intervention service was Jan. 15 at the United Methodist proposal defining the research project and preschool for Down syndrome children 18 Church in Denton. explaining how it will contribute to months to 5 years old, will grant the first Sympathy is also extended to Don Mills scholarly understanding of women's issues. $1,250 scholarship from the lnterfraternity (V.C. for Student Affairs) in the death of his A student (undergraduate or graduate) will (IFC) and Panhellenic Council Endowed uncle, James Breen, on Jan . 6. His funeral be chosen on the basis of academic Scholarship Fund for the Rise School in fall service was held Jan.
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