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Fall Film Series highlights memorable EVENTS movies from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s Aug.29 RTVF KICKS OFF ITS FINE FILM SERIES FOR stars Orson Welles and Alida Valli. Women's Soccer, TCU vs. Texas Tech, 4 p.m., Garvey Rosenthal Soccer Field.* fall with Frank Capra's romantic comedy It OCT. 26 Happened O ne Night, showing at 7 p.m. Th e In visible Man (1933) Aug. 31 RTVF Film Seri es: It Happened One Night(l 934) Aug. 31 in Rm. 164 of the Moudy Bldg. S. H.G. Wells' novel is brilliantly adapted sta rring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert, 7 p.m., Released in 1934, this classic stars Clark for the screen, with Claude Rains as the Moudy Bldg, room 1645. Call ext. 7630for more information. Gable and Claudette Colbert. sc ientist who pays a high price for his The series of free screenings continues at experiments. Sept. 2 the same time and place each Thursday NOV. 2 Men's Soccer, TCU vs. UT-Dallas, 4 p.m., Garvey Rosenthal Soccer Field.* evening throughout the semester. To Each His Own (1946) Joan McGettigan (RTVF) opens each Olivia DeHavilland won an Oscar for Sept. 4 session with brief background notes. For her performance as an unwed mother w ho Labor Day. University offi ces closed. more informat ion, phone ext. 7630. st ru gg les to remain in her son's life after Sept. 5 SEPT. 7 she loses him to another woman. Staff Assembly open meeting, 3:30-5 p.m., Kelly Center Cox Banquet Hall. For information, ca ll The 39 Steps (1935) NOV. 9 jean Andrus at ext. 7115 Robert Do nat is mistaken for a killer and How Green Was My Valley (1941) *Call the athletic ti cket office at ext. 7967. finds himse lf involved in inter nati o nal Jo hn Fo rd directs a ste llar cast in this intrigue in this Alfred Hitchcock classic. bittersweet story about a Welsh mining SEPT. 14 community. especially significa nt for all women. Th e To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) NOV. 16 Center e ncourages dialogue among Gregory Peck won an Academy Award The Bandwagon (1953) stud e nts, faculty and staff. We are playing a lawyer and single father in the Fred Astaire and Cyd Cha ris se star in this committed to programming that invites South during the Great Depression. (Film exuberant musical about a movie star's participation by the broader Fort Worth runs 1 29 minutes). return to Broadway. + co mmunity. The Women's Resource SEPT. 21 Center at Texas Christian University cal ls O n the Town (1949) Women's Resource Center attentio n to how our private and public Three sailors spend a 24-ho ur leave in lives inters ect within the university and New York City-singing and dancing. After announces 2000-2001 lineup soc iety." all, they are Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, and TCU WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER IS Invitatio ns to the Women's Resource Jules Munshin. Also starring: Vera Ellen, currently distributing bookmarks to fa culty, Ce nter's opening breakfast are in the mail. Ann Miller, and Betty Garrett. staff and students, announcing its schedule The event is sc heduled for 7:30 to 9 a.m. SEPT. 28 of events for the new academic yea r. Sept. 6 in Student Center, Rm . 220. RSVP Th e Razor's .Edge (1946) Marcy Paul , program coordinator, hopes to Marcy by Sept. 1 at ext. 7 85 5. + This faithful adaptation of Somerset eve ryone will m ark the following dates on Maugham 's novel stars Tyrone Power as a their calendars: young man seeking w isdom rath er than Sept. 23 "Frantastic Friday" upcoming fin ancial success. Co-stars Gene Ti ern ey, TCU Leaps HEAD FOOTBA LL COAC H DENNIS Anne Baxter, Clifton Webb, and Herbert Community Service Saturday Franchi one w ill host hi s annual pre-season Marshall. (Film runs 146 minutes.) Sept. 26 pep rally and barbecue dinner, " Frantastic OCT. 5 Christy H aubegge r, founder and Friday," on September 15 at 6:30 p.m. in . Gunga Din (1939) president of Latina magazine Daniel-Meyer Coli se um. Cary Grant, Douglas Fa.irbanks Jr. and 7 p.m., Student Ce nter ballroom Th e event, which wi ll be emceed by Victor M cLag len tear up the screen as British March 8 WBAP rad io personality Hal Jay, wi ll officers in Colo nial India. Also sta rring Sam International Women's Day Luncheon feature ca rnival ga mes and entertainment Jaffe and Jo an Fontaine. March 27-29 for children, as well as appearances by the OCT. 12 Women's Symposium TCU Band, TCU Ch ee rl eade rs and Red River (1948) April 19 SuperFrog. Drawings also w ill be held for John W ayne and Montgo mery Clift fight Ho locaust Remembrance Day a TCU football jersey, an autographed for control of the first herd to travel the football, a sideline pa ss to a TCU home Chisholm Trail. Th e bookmark also co ntains the game and an asso rtment of dinner gift OCT. 19 Women's Resource Center's new missio n certifica tes. Th e Third Man (1949) statement: Tickets fo r the event are $10 fo r adu lts This st unningly photographed mystery "The purpose of th e TCU Women's and $5 fo r ch ildren under 10. features Joseph Cotten as a naive American Resource Ce nter is to provide a forum o n For more informatio n, contact the TCU in over his head in post-WWII Vienna. Also ca mpus for addressing i ss ues th at are Alumni Office at ext . 7803. +

A community dedicated to learning, TCU educates individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community. Faculty Center menus member of the 101 -year-old NFMC since NEW FACES . the early 1950s and previousl y won the Monday, Aug. 28 First Pl ace award in 1966, 1988 and 1997. Beef stew Brown ri ce Debbie Bearden has joined the po litica l Kernel corn sc ience department as an administrative Tuesday, Aug. 29 ass istant. A journalism student, sh e was BIRTHS Chicken tettrazini formerly employed in the UTA College of Co n gratul at i ons to Gay Boydston Oven-brown potatoes Business. (advancement) o n the birth of her third Lentil, ri ce, sp inach pilaf Phan Clark has been hired as a teacher grandchild, Kassidy Wayne Vann, on Wednesday, Aug. 30 ass istant at Starpoint School. She h as Jul y 12. Proud parents are Am y and Mark Chopped steak w/ o nions Vann. Am y '9 1/ '92 was formerl y part-time Gari ic mashed potatoes educatio n and training in accounting. faculty at Miller Speech and Hea ring Clinic. Corn cob-ettes Michelle Fleek is a new financial aid The baby weighed 8 lbs. 10 oz. and was Thursday, Aug. 31 adviso r in sc ho lars hips and financial aid. 20-1/4 inches at birth. Fi esta steak She has a B.S. in psychology from TCU and Black-eyed peas an M.A. degree in clinica l psychology fro m Congratul atio n s to Anantha Babbili Wild ri ce St. Mary's University. Mic helle formerly (journalism) and hi s w ife, Mary, on the birth Friday, Sept. 1 worked at the University of Dallas. of a daughter, Sa mantha Sarah, Aug. 21. Chicken breast Florentine Kathy Hamer has joi ned campus life as She weighed 6 lbs. 2 oz. and was 20-1/2 Garlic oven-roasted potatoes inches lo ng. Itali an blend student affairs publication coordinator. She is a graduate of the University of Southern Colorado and has done graduate work at DEATHS Library orientation plans University o f Aix-Marseille in Aix-en- Sympathy is extended to Sondra Harris MARY COUTS BURNETT LIBRARY WILL Provence, Fran ce. Kathy has been TCU's (alumni) in the death of her husband, Roy, host four orientation sessions this fa ll. The student yearbook adviso r since 1992. o n Aug. 20 in Fort Worth. Se rv ices were first two sessions are d es igned to introduce Drew Harris has been named associate held Aug. 23 at University Baptist Church. new faculty/staff/students to ·the facilities director o f athl eti c m edia rel ations. H e and services ava il able at the M ary Couts Burnett Library. The last two sessions are formerly worked in public relations for the introductions to the electronic reso urces Kansas C ity Wizards, as well as m edia CLASSIFIEDS available through the library. relatio ns for the Kansas City C hiefs and FOR SALE: Panasonic microcassette recorder. Has There were almost 30 additions to the voice activati on system and fast playback features, Kansas City Royals. requires 2 AA batteri es, great condition, $20. Ca ll library's offering of electro nic resources Andie Piehl, has joined the College of Gloria at ext. 6866. over the past year. The Ii brary now provides Fine Arts as ass istant to Dea n Scott Sullivan . access to over 1 50 databases, m any of Sh e was graduated from TCU with a B.A. which can now be accessed through the JOB Intern et. Questions about the orientation , in English and has worked at Tarrant County sessions, or sc h eduling of a personal College. OPPORTUNITIES orientation session ca n be arranged by Grant Wietzel is th e new program Th e Human Resources office lists the following vacancies as of August 23. For more informati on contacting Victor Baeza ([email protected]) coordinato r in ca mpus life. He received a on any of these positions, ca ll ext. 7790. <;1t ~xt. 7311, or by calling the Reference B.S. degree in RTVF from TCU in May 1999 Desk at ext. 711 7. Manager of Admissions Inform ati on Services - and h as been t eac hing English in Admissions Cuernavaca, Mexico. Director of Freshman Admissions - Admissions Wednesday, Sept. 6, 3-4 p.m. MBA Ca reer Services Director- School of Business Thursday, Sept. 7, 11 a. m .-noo n Post Doctoral Fe llow - Chem istry Director of Theological Library - Brite Divinity Monday, Sept. 11, 11 a. m .-noon School Tu es day, Sept. 12, 3-4 p.m. KUDOS · Scholarship/ Stewardsh ip Coordinator - Donor Relations Director of Compliance - Athletics The School of Music has received th e TCU THIS WEEK is published every Assistant Director of the Tennis Center - Athletics M onday (every other week in the summer) year 2000 First Place award for " The Assistant Women's Basketball Coach - Athl etics by TCU's Office of Communications. · Promotion and Performance o f American Assist. to Dir. of Footba ll Op. for Recruiting - Submit story information, classifieds and Athletics Music," presented by the National calendar items in writing one week before Administrative Assista nt - Student Affa irs Administrative Assista nt - Admi ss ions publica tion. Federatio n of Mvsic Clubs. Administrative Assista nt - COSD Between Jun e 1999 and May 2000, TCU Administrative Assista nt - Sc hool of Business Sandra Hawk Record, editor musicians gave a total o f 213 performances Administrative Research Coordinator - School of Kelli Horst. director of communicati ons of works by 138 American composers o n Education (TRIO) Tracy Syler-Doctson, ass istant direc tor of Administrative Program Speciali st - Advancement communications 70 programs. N early 20% of the programs Services Chad Lorance. communications specialist were "All-American," and at least one Registrar Assistant / 88% - Registrar Terri Gartner. administrative assistant Data Control Specialist / 50% - Donor Relations American work was heard on 60% of the Krista Richardson, intern Security Guard/ 75% - Campus Police Ashley Hodo. stu dent assistant. programs. Some 21 co mposers were Craft Technician/Painter - Physical Plant present for their performances and 1 3 Craft Technician/Electri cian - Physical Plant How to rea ch us: Craft Technician/General Maintenance -Physica l 257-7810 works were given their premieres . Plant Campus mail: TCU Box 297050 In add ition to conce rts and recitals, 1 5 Craft Technician/HVAC Control Center - Physical E-mail: [email protected] Plant v isiting arti sts and lecturers participated in Horticultural Supervisor - Physica l Plant Printing Services seminars, workshops or m as ter. classes. Irrigation System Specialist - Physica l Plant Glen Bradford , manag er Discounting a considerable rad io audience, Groundskeeper - Physical Plant Service Assistant - University Services Joe Lusk approximately 8,740 people attended these Service Assistant - Facility Services events , with an average audience of 1 25. Service Assistant/ 90-day assignment - Facility For delivery changes, ca ll Judy Cartmill at Services 257-7899. The TCU School of Music has bee n a