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DECEMBER 1, 2022 . VOLUME 121 . ISSUE 12 . TCU360.COM
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T H E
SKIFF
BREAKING GROUND
FOR NEW HOUSING
BUILDING IN JANUARY
A STUDENT MEDIA PUBLICATION OF TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY FORT WORTH, TEXAS
PLACES TO CELEBRATE
GRADUATION PAGE 4
PHOTO BY SOPHIA ALLEN
GOING MOBILE STUDY SPOTS
A CHANGE COULD GET RID OF STUDENTS’ SHARE THEIR
PHYSICAL ID CARDS FAVORITE PLACES TO PREP
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GRADUATION
Summa, Magna? What that Latin on your diploma means
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CAMPUS NEWS
Texas Construction University: TCU to break ground starting January
By NATALIE MITCHELL Construction of two access to campus, said
STAFF WRITER, TCU 360 new residence halls for Kathy Cavins-Tull, vice
first-year students and a chancellor of student
Faculty and students dining hall are expected affairs.
should be prepared for to start in January. “When we break
construction when they The construction is ground, we will make
return to campus after expected to affect traffic paths for students to
winter break. patterns and pedestrian walk because everything
will be fenced off,”
Cavins-Tull said.
The new buildings
will be located behind
the Neeley School
of Business and are
expected to be completed
during the 2024-25
academic year. Crews
have already started PHOTO COURTESY OF TCU PHOTOS
working on the utility TCU’s proposed plan for the appearance of the new buildings.
lines in the area.
The new dorms
will ease the housing Chancellor Victor you live on campus, the residence halls will help
crunch for first-year and Boschini said there are better experience you us because we will have
sophomore students as no plans to ease that have, the better grades a bunch more space that
PHOTO COURTESY OF HEESOO YANG TCU retains its two-year requirement. “I can show you get, everything is we don’t have now.”
Construction of TCU’s newest building, The Harrison, began in 2020 on-campus living you 40 academic studies better,” Boschini said.
and completed in 2021. requirement. that show the longer “Opening these two new
Finals are approaching: Here are some student-favorite library spots
By GRACIE REINHARDT said junior psychology Booking a room can “Whenever we want those little circle tables the loudest area in the
STAFF WRITER, TCU 360 major Beatrice Ascione. also be useful when to take a break from right by the bistro are library,” Ascione said.
“Second floor working on group studying, we just get up, really helpful because
With finals computer labs are always projects or when go get water, or even that’s when it’s really
approaching, the Mary really fun because it’s studying with a friend.
Couts Burnett Library like a medium, so it’s still “If I have a friend
will become a hub for quiet so you can find that that’s going to study
on-campus studying. peace, but you can still with me, I find it easier
TCU students use talk to a friend and study to book a study room
the various spaces of with them,” Ascione said. because it’s like, ok us
the library to study for “That’s where I usually two have a space to just
exams, meet up for study the most.” freely talk, but then also
group projects and finish According to the be quiet if we need to,”
last-minute assignments. library’s website, there Ascione said.
The library has three are twenty-one study When students need
different floors that rooms. They can be a study break, the Bistro
students can choose reserved twenty-four Burnett Cafe on the
from based on the type hours before use. library’s first floor has
of study environment “I really like the study a variety of foods and
they prefer. Some enjoy rooms, that’s what I kind drinks that students can
studying and doing of always do when I go buy via a meal swipe,
assignments in loud there just because they campus cash or another
areas, while others need have the white board form of payment.
silence. walls where you can The cafe is also one of
The second floor write,” said junior biology the library’s louder areas,
computer lab areas have and Spanish double so it is a good place to chat PHOTO COURTESY OF GRACIE REINHARDT
a balanced noise level, major Kristin Povinelli. with friends, said Ascione. Students study in the quiet section on the first floor of the library.
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COMMUNITY
Plan your graduation weekend: Top places to Visit in Forth Worth
By SOPHIA ALLEN something for everyone The Amon Carter Indigenous
STAFF WRITER, TCU 360 to enjoy in Funkytown. Museum of American Photography and
Art is coming off a Stephanie Syjuco:
Fort Worth is home MUSEUMS year of celebrating Double Vision. The
to many attractions that its 60th anniversary. museum switches out
embrace its Western Fort Worth has a trio Current exhibits include its own collections for
pride. On graduation of art museums, each Speaking with Light: its galleries on a yearly
weekend, there is representing a different Contemporary basis. Exhibits include
works of both contem-
porary and historical
art, with collections of PHOTO SOPHIA ALLEN
photographs as well. Outside the entrance to the Modern Art Museum of
The Kimbell Art Fort Worth.
Museum is free to
attend unless you want celebrating Spanish works from the 1940s.
to view the special painter Bartolomé Designed by Japanese
exhibition. While it Esteban Murillo. Murillo architect Tadao Ando,
is a smaller gallery, depicts the life of it is named one of the
the Kimbell includes ordinary people living “World’s Most Beautiful
sculptures, as well in seventeenth-centu- Art Museums” by Travel
as traditional-style ry Seville, Spain. These + Leisure magazine.
paintings. works will be on display
The current special until late January 2023.
PHOTO SOPHIA ALLEN exhibit at the Kimbell The Modern Art CONTINUED ON PAGE 5
#ForFortWorth Mural designed by Mariell Guzman. is called Murillo: From Museum of Fort Worth
Heaven to Earth, features contemporary
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PHOTO SOPHIA ALLEN PHOTO SOPHIA ALLEN
Exchange street view in the Stock Yards. Fort Worth Stock Exchange entrance decorated for Christmas.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 Stockyard Championship of the residents, visitors drown out the city noise.
Rodeo every Friday and of the zoo can feed
The Modern has Saturday night. the giraffes, touch the Photo Stops
paintings, sculptures and Fort Worth Botanic stingrays or stop by
films. General admission Gardens is the oldest the Outdoor Learning The Water Gardens is
cost is $16. Admission major botanical garden in theatre. a staple for Fort
is free on Friday and Texas, offering 120 acres If a friend or family Worth. Designed by
half-off on Sunday. of 2500 different kinds member needs proof Phillip Johnson, the
General admission of flora and plants. The the horned frog is a real water gardens offers
provides access to the gardens are also home to animal, the TCU mascot many spots for some
galleries as well as the the Botanical Research can also be seen. great photos. PHOTO SOPHIA ALLEN
two special exhibitions Institute of Texas and the The zoo partnered The main attraction Upclose of the #ForFortWorth Mural designed by
on display– Modern Philecology Herbarium. with TCU, as well as is the reflecting pool set Mariell Guzman.
Masters: A Tribute to General admission Texas Parks and Wildlife, below 22-foot high walls,
Anne Windfohr Marion is $12. The gardens to help this reptile be with water trickling down close to TCU sprinkled stops. This piece is a fully
and I’ll Be Your Mirror: include displays on released into the wild and the sides. Visitors are throughout the cultural painted basketball court
Art and the Digital pathways, educational restore the threatened able to make it close to district. that expands underneath
Screen. stops and different areas species population. This the bottom through the Along the Trinity Trail, the walking bridge.
All three museums with specified plants so year on Sept. 15 they built-in staircase. there is an impromptu Located nearby is the
also provide a food every visitor can walk were able to release 150 There are also steps gallery called ‘Painting #ForFortWorth mural,
option for quick snacks. away having learned hatchlings, 115 from that they can climb as the River’. done by Mariell Guzman
The Stockyards is something. the zoo, at the Mason well to snap a picture Designed by that captures the spirit
the full Texas experience. This holiday season Mountain Wildlife with the city skyline in Arnoldo Hurtado, Noel and symbols of the city
Whether it’s smokey BBQ the Fort Worth Botanic Management Area. the background. Viramontes and Ricky on 7 City Church.
at Risky’s or witnessing Gardens will host: Rooftop Cinema Fans of street art can Cotto, Trinity Art Court
country line dancing at “Lightscape”. Starting on Club Fort Worth allows find many hidden gems is one of the featured
Billy Bob’s, Fort Worth Nov. 18, this event will you to relax, but it
locals and visitors are in include a mile-long path isn’t your regular
for entertainment. filled with Christmas movie theatre. Located
Billy Bob’s Texas hosts light tunnels, a fire on the Worthington
a variety of events and garden and seasonal Renaissance, moviegoers
concerts at their venue. drinks such as hot can watch classic and
Country line dancing is chocolate just to name current movies every
offered every Saturday at a few things to look night.
12 p.m., and live country forward to. It is a drive-in
music can be heard The Fort Worth Zoo movie without the cars,
almost every Friday or also celebrates its 30th themed to be a suburban
Saturday. anniversary. Located backyard with lawn
The stockyards also just minutes away from chairs, street-style food,
host the cattle drive every campus it is home to and fake grass.
day at 11:30 a.m. and 7,000 animals and 550 Ticket holders will
4:00 p.m. different species. also be given headphones
The Cowtown For immersive to wear during the movie
Coliseum hosts the experiences with some to enhance the audio and
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CAMPUS NEWS
Christmas in the Commons: TCU annual Tree Lighting
TCU celebrates the beginning of the holiday season with its annual Christmas Tree Lighting. Students, staff, faculty and families from all over Fort Worth gather
in the Commons for music, food, fireworks and of course, the “snow.” Take a look at how it went.
PHOTO BY SOPHIA ALLEN PHOTO BY SOPHIA ALLEN PHOTO BY SOPHIA ALLEN
Before the 2022 TCU Christmas Tree is lit, singers Ellie and Drew Hol- Kids from Fort Worth, TX play have a ‘snow’ ball fight, enjoying the SuperFrog rocks a Santa suit and purple hat as he waits for the next
comb perform some classic and personally written holiday songs. unusual weather. group of guests to take a photo with him.
PHOTO BY SOPHIA ALLEN
With the final high note from Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want for Christmas is You’ blasting, the finale of fireworks
can be seen.
PHOTO BY SOPHIA ALLEN
Frog Fountain surrounded by different food venues at the 2022 Christmas Lighting.
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TCU Survival Guide: How to tailgate like a Horned Frog
Surviving the Sun Drink Water & Eat drink with 8 oz. of water
(21+ tips too) and to keep track of
Day games for the the number of drinks
Frogs can also include “Having a meal that throughout the day, by
hours in the Texas sun. will take a while to digest can tabs/bottle caps/pen
Here are some ways that — for example, ones that marks on a wrist.
Horned Frogs can block contain complex carbo- And “A post tailgate
out the rays: hydrates and protein snack is a must,” said
• Sunglasses — can be helpful to Andrea Ordman, a senior
• Cowboy Hat manage the effects of marketing major.
• Sunscreen: The alcohol,” said Stewart. Where can students
FDA recommends “Specifically, drinking find assistance at the
a SPF of 15 or in higher tempera- game for their mental/
higher tures will increase the physical wellness?
• Deodorant speed of dehydration “Students can let any
and compound the Police Officer or Game
Next Level: effects of alcohol on your Day Security staff know
system. Having food and they will either be
PHOTO BY JACK WALLACE • Hand Fan: in your stomach slows directed to the closest
The tailgate trailer serves food to the TCU faithful before the Arizona State match • Setting Spray/Oil the absorption rate of medical tent, or they
Wipes alcohol, and helps your will have medical staff
By LUCY PUENTE in having a successful Must Haves • Sweat rag body manage processing radioed to the location of
STAFF WRITER, TCU 360 game day experience.” it.” emergency,” Stewart said.
Whether tailgating or • TCU Student ID The TCU Wellness
Take tailgating to the just going to the game, • State ID Center suggests
next level with these tips students can make a plan • Map out a plan. Get alternating each alcoholic
from TCU Seniors and including everything the location.
the TCU Wellness Center. from how to get to and • Charged Phone
“We recommend that from the game, food and
people get plenty of sleep hydration breaks and a Next Level
the night before going to system to look out for
a major event,” said Brad each other, Stewart said. • Portable Charger
Stewart the associate And, “You absolutely • Clear Bag
director of fitness & need a fully charged
wellness education at phone to get through the Shoes
the Campus Recreation whole day,” said James
& Wellness Promotion Ross, senior supply chain • Cowboy boots
Center. “Thinking through value management major. • Sneakers
your plan for the day the
night before can be helpful “Have a go-to pair
of shoes you don’t care
about getting dirty or
walking in,” said senior
marketing major, Andrea
Ordman.
Next level:
• Running socks with
cushion
“Looking at the
weather and understand-
ing the effects that high
heat or cold will have on
your experience and wear
clothes that will support
PHOTO BY LUCY PUENTE this,” Stewart advised.
Popular gamebay footwear includes sneakers and cowboy boots
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YOU DID IT!
Congratulations, graduates!
The world needs leaders like you to
make a difference, and we know you
will take what you’ve learned at TCU
to build a brighter future.
All of your hard work has paid off.
Welcome to the alumni family.
Go Frogs and Lead On!
– Megan and
Victor Boschini
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SPORTS
TCU football goes undefeated in the regular season
By WALTER FLANAGIN The No. 3 ranked
STAF WRITER, TCU 360 Horned Frogs will face
Kansas State in the Big
Following a win over 12 Championship Game
Iowa State on Saturday, Saturday Dec. 3.
TCU football secured Here is a look back at
their first undefeated some of the highlights of
regular season since their season.
2010.
PHOTO COURTESY OF GOFROGS.COM
TCU wide reciever Derius Davis runs past a Colorado defender during the game against the Buffalos on Sept. 2, in Boulder, Colo. In new head
coach Sonny Dykes’ debut with the Horned Frogs TCU won the game 38-13.
PHOTO COURTESY OF AP PHOTO COURTESY OF AP PHOTO COURTESY OF GOFROGS.COM
TCU wide receiver Quentin Johnston, back, attempts to catch a pass TCU quarterback Max Duggan (15) throws a touchdown pass as Okla- TCU wide reciever Gunnar Henderson motions for a 1st down during
as SMU linebacker Isaac Slade-Matautia, front, defends during the homa defensive back Damond Harmon (17) defends during the first the game against SMU on Sept. 24, in Dallas, Texas. TCU head coach
second half of the game on Sept. 24, in Dallas, Texas. The Horned half of the game on Oct. 1, in Fort Worth, Texas. The Horned Frogs Sonny Dykes coached at SMU from 2018 to 2021. The Horned Frogs
Frogs won the game 42-34. (AP Photo/Gareth Patterson) won the game 55-24. (AP Photo/Ron Jenkins) won the game 42-34.
PHOTO COURTESY OF GOFROGS.COM PHOTO COURTESY OF GOFROGS.COM
TCU Football players embrace during the game against Kansas on Oct. 8, in Lawrence, Kan. The No. 19 TCU running back Kendre Miller runs past West Virginia defenders during the game in Morgantown, W.Va.
Jayhawks were 5-0 for the first time since 2009. The Horned Frogs won the game 38-31. on Oct. 29. The Horned Frogs won the game 41-31.December 1, 2022 · The Skiff · tcu360.com 11
PHOTO COURTESY OF GOFROGS.COM
TCU running back Kendre Miller motions for a fourth down during the game against Kansas State on Oct.
PHOTO COURTESY OF GOFROGS.COM 22, in Fort Worth, Texas. The Horned Frogs trailed 28-10 with 8:09 to play in the second quarter before
TCU running back Kendre Miller runs past Texas Tech defenders during the game on Nov. 5, in Fort Worth, shutting out the No. 17 Wildcats in the second half to win 38-28. This was TCU Football’s second straight
Texas. The Horned Frogs trailed the Red Raiders 17-13 at the start of the fourth quarter before scoring 21 double-digit comeback against a ranked opponent. The week before TCU had trailed the No. 8 Oklahoma
straight to win 34-24. State Cowboys by 14 at the start of the fourth quarter before winning the game in double-overtime.
PHOTO COURTESY OF GOFROGS.COM
TCU linebacker Johnny Hodges tackles a Texas ballcarrier during the
game against the Longhorns on Nov. 12, in Austin, Texas. The Horned
Frogs never trailed and won the game 17-10.
PHOTO COURTESY OF GOFROGS.COM
TCU placekicker Griffin Kell is lifted up following his walk off field goal PHOTO COURTESY OF GOFROGS.COM
while the clock was running out at the end of the game against Baylor TCU cornerback Josh Newton celebrates during the game against Iowa State in Fort Worth, Texas on November 26th. The defense scored 14
in Waco, Texas on Nov. 19. The Horned Frogs won the game 29-28. points as the Horned Frogs won the game 62-14.12 December 1, 2022 · The Skiff · tcu360.com
GRADUATION
TCU seniors prepare to start their careers following graduation
By ELLA GONZALES “My goal for my last Victory lap
STAFF WRITER, TCU 360 year on TCU’s campus is
to enjoy every moment,” Some seniors
The December said Hailey Brown, a said leaving will be
graduates of TCU’s senior marketing and bittersweet goodbye
sesquicentennial are due finance major. “Attending because of the opportuni-
to receive their diplomas football games, speaker ties they have had here.
Dec. 17. Post graduation series, career fairs, “TCU’s biggest
plans range from gap concerts, and sorority contribution to me has
years to jumping straight events for the last time been establishing my
into a career and even are all on my senior passion for leadership,”
medical school. bucket list. By graduation said Hannah Floyd,
I hope to look back and a senior supply chain
Final to-do’s say I used my time on management and
TCU’s campus to make marketing double major.
Many seniors said it an impact on those “I’ve found the value in
was important to take around me as well as continuous learning and
advantage of their last allow my peers to do the will continue this into
year at TCU. They said same for me.” my career. Even when I
they would miss the TCU has annual am working and not in
community, access to traditions, such as senior the classroom anymore,
professors and advisors, sunrise, Frog Stock music I want to find ways to
the library and leadership festival and the Christmas constantly educate myself PHOTO COURTESY OF TEXAS CHRSITIAN UNIVERSITY
opportunities. tree lighting, that seniors because TCU has taught Marketing majors participating dring class in the Neely School of Bussiness.
said they will miss. me the value in this.”
PHOTO COURTESY OF TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERISTY
TCU’S Campus Commons.
Seniors said TCU’s friendships and relation- “There’s always been
tight knit community ships I have made,” said someone to eat every
is hard to leave behind. Carrie Williams, a senior meal with, a friend
With only 10,000 social work major. made in every class and
students on campus, Brown said going to an encouraging peer
students can creating college in another state when I’ve wanted to try
lasting bonds and can be tough, but she something new,” Brown
friendships for a lifetime. always felt supported by said.
“TCU’s biggest contri- the people around her.
bution to me is theDecember 1, 2022 · The Skiff · tcu360.com 133
CONGRATULATIONS
SENIORS!
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Horoscope
The Stars Show the Kind of does it make your job pleasant,
Day You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; it’s smart. Be smart today.
4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; Tonight: Think for yourself.
1-Difficult
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
ARIES (March 21-April 19) HH Today you might have
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accept this. Don’t expect too about choosing a social occasion
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Know your rights. Tonight: Cooperate.
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with these people. Today, this is the tenor of this day, avoid HHH Today there are three might get sucked into something
however, you are also high-viz, this unpleasantness if you can. planets in your sign at odds with that you can’t avoid. If so, be part PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
which means people notice You don’t need it. Tonight: Work. Mars and the Moon. Yes, this of the solution, not part of the HH Your dealings with parents, LAST WEEK’S
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Double-check instructions. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Corral. Remember that you are challenging today. Fortunately,
HH Money squabbles might dealing with family and people AQUARIUS the Moon is in your sign today.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) occur today. Or you might have who are close to you. Conflict (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Although this will make you
HH Work squabbles and a difference of opinion with only makes things worse. Stay HHH You might be involved in excitable, it will help you get your
differing opinions with someone about something that chill. Tonight: Cocoon. goal-setting today or working way. Fingers crossed. Just coast.
co-workers, clients or customers you own. Whatever the case, kids with younger, creative people. Tonight: You’re in charge.
might be a challenge for you or partner, it’s best to go along to CAPRICORN Nevertheless, conflict with kids
today. Many people underesti- get along today. Keep the peace. (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) or disputes about money or
mate how important it is to get Tonight: Relax. HHH If you can do your best to something that you own might
along with co-workers. Not only be low-key to avoid conflict with ruin the picture for you. LookDecember 1, 2022 · The Skiff · tcu360.com 15
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CAMPUS NEWS
Student IDs projected to go mobile, limiting current hassles
By ELLA GONZALES Why transition? New era of technology
STAFF WRITER, TCU 360 for college campuses
ID cards on mobile
TCU student phones would prevent Other universties have
government association students from losing already implemented
president Brandon Fox their cards. It would also digital I.D.’s on their
and TCU administration help enhance safety, as campuses. Students from
are working to transition people would not be able other colleges see the
student ID physical to use other peoples’ mobile ID as a benefit to
cards to electronic passes cards to access dorm their college experience.
accessed by phone. The buildings, rooms and Faith Comstock,
two million dollar project meal plans. a student from the
would be funded by the Brandon Fox sees the University of Tennessee,
university. transition as “a way to said using a digital ID is PHOTO BY ELLA GONZALES
The project has not yet ease student life so you convenient. TCU Student event pass leads way for future mobile identification.
been approved by TCU don’t have to go through “Because my ID is
administration. the hassle of trying to get digital, I am able to have works even if my phone students can’t get locked prox reader. To grant
“The administration is a new ID.” it easily accessible in my is dead.” out of dorms,” Velasco access, a student would
very open to this, and we There is no time frame apple wallet,” Comstock Kailee Velasco, a added. “Cons are I like hold their phone up to
are starting to get some for when this project said. “It pops up on my student at the University having physical student the entrance. Physical
good steam behind the may get approved. The screen when I hold it of Alabama said it is ID because I like seeing ID cards would not be
project which puts us in a transition would likely up to a scanner. I never helpful that your ID can’t myself change over the issued unless a student
good spot,” Fox said. take an entire summer. have to worry about not get lost. years.” has no mobile device.
being able to get into “It also works even if Every swipe entrance
a building, because it your phone is dead so would be switched to a
COMMUNITY
Want to shop local? A roundup of Fort Worth’s best boutiques
By PEYTON COLLINS to special event attire. and accessories at an of offering several brands in limited quantities, it In 2014, the store
STAFF WRITER, TCU 360 affordable price. for customers to browse. is difficult to find these moved to its current
The shop was named The shop is a popular pieces anywhere else. location at 4900 Camp
by its owner, Kristi destination for TCU Bowie Blvd.
Parker, who has three students to find their Beehive The brand prides
daughters. Parker was purple pieces for game themselves on finding
inspired by each of days. Beehive is a boutique pieces that you won’t find
her daughter’s unique Esther Penn that aims to empower anywhere else.
styles and now offers an women through good
assortment of pieces so Esther Penn, a vibes and confidence. The American Threads
that every customer can women’s fashion store carries a selection
find something they like. boutique founded by of fun statement pieces, American Threads is
has no mobile device. Alyson Johnson and prints, denim, shoes and a women’s boutique with
Kacey Cargile. accessories, as well as several locations, as well
Dear Hannah Ester Penn is location basics with a twist. as an online platform.
is located at 3328 W. 7th The Fort Worth Most American
Dear Hannah is St. location can be found at Threads locations are
PHOTO BY PEYTON COLLINS a bright and vibrant The owners handpick 480P8 Camp Bowie Blvd. near college campuses,
The vibrant store atmosphere at Dear Hannah’s Fort Worth location. boutique with two unique items, switching making it a fan favorite
locations: Fort Worth them out based on Hale House for college students. The
THREE and Dallas. trends. The merchandise store offers trending
If you’re looking for The Fort Worth is inspired and sourced Hale House began pieces at an affordable
Fort Worth boutiques THREE is located location can be found in from Los Angeles. in 1955 in an airstream price.
to explore on your at 3460 Blue Bonnet the West Bend shopping Every item is heavily trailer. Customers could The Fort Worth
next shopping spree, Circle. The boutique area . The shop was considered before being browse through vintage location is in University
these local stores have has a variety of unique founded by Hannah bought for the store, and pieces, home, gifts and Park Village.
everything game day fits and trendy clothing Callier with the intention because items are bought jewelry items.You can also read
