What2Do@TCU February 26th

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V-Week Events Until the Violence Stops Read My Lips Poetry Slam Monday March 1st, 7:30 BLUU Auditorium

Women’s Center Luncheon

Tuesday March 2nd, 11:30-12:30 Market Square private dining room

Congo Teach-In

Wednesday March 3rd, 6:30 Beck, BLUU

Viewing of “Enough” and Self Defense Presentation Thursday March 4th, 6:00-9:00 Miller, BLUU

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Friday March 5 , 7:30 Saturday March 6 th , 2:30 and 7:30 BLUU Auditorium

Tickets $10 ($5 for Students)




Tuesday ­ 7pm March 2, 2010

Safe Spring Break Awareness Texas Christian University

BLUU Ballroom For more information, contact Yvonne Giovanis in the TCU Alcohol & Drug Education Center at 817­257­7100.

“On July 29, 2001, I did not put my pride aside.” ­ Aaron Cooksey During his career as a college athlete, Aaron Cooksey suffered from an ACL injury that led him to a series of poor decisions. Culminating in the events on July 29th, 2001, this path of destruction resulted in the death of his best friend. Apart from four years in prison and his driver’s license being taken away for life, Aaron realized the nightmare had affected hundreds, and now thousands of people. Graduating from Walsh University in 2007 with a degree in Corporate Communications, Aaron has spent six years bringing alcohol awareness to hundreds of schools and organizations. He relives the details of that tragic day in an effort to educate others on the dangers of drinking and driving, and the hope that his message will save even just one individual.

** Special thanks to TCU Athletics, Residential Services, Fraternity & Sorority Life, and TCU Health Promotions—Campus Life Office for their support. **




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817-257-7100 or www.ade.tcu.edu



6:30pm Market Square West



St. Patrick’s retail items now on sale

Brunch

Brunch

Brunch

Tex Mex Tuesday Lunch

TCU Dining recognizes this month as Women’s History month

Tex Mex Tuesday Lunch

SPRING BREAK

SPRING BREAK

Thai and Vietnamese cuisine featured every day at lunch this week and next in Market Square

Tex Mex Tuesday Lunch

12-3pm in 1873

Reward Yourself 5-7pm

Waffle Bar until 2:30pm

Expeditions Demo @ Dinner

Waffle Bar until 2:30pm

SPRING BREAK

SPRING BREAK

Expeditions Demo @ Dinner

Waffle Bar until 2:30pm

12-3pm in 1873

Brunch Tex Mex Tuesday Lunch

SPRING BREAK

12-3pm in 1873

Reward Yourself 5-7pm



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Lenten Devotional Series Sign Up at faith@tcu.edu

Ash Wednesday Services February 17th 12:00pm and 5:15pm (Catholic Mass) Robert Carr Chapel

Sense Making Faith: A Worship Experience March 29th

7:30am-10:00pm

BLUU Ballroom (West)

Weekly Lenten Lunches

Every Friday (Excluding Spring Break and Good Friday) 12pm

RSL Conference Room, Jarvis Hall

Easter Sunrise Service April 4th 6:30am

Sadler Lawn 817-257-7830 Faith@tcu.edu Jarvis 1st Floor


www.leadership.tcu.edu/programs.asp

817-257-7855




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