In 1834, President Andrew Jackson was the first president to be censured by the Senate. The censure resolutions, introduced by Jackson's arch political rival, Senator Henry Clay of Kentucky, were in regard to the president's recent transfer of funds from the Bank of the United States to the states. One year later .
Construction continues on the Cash America building in downtown Fort Worth.
The building was damaged in a F-2 tornado that hit the area one year ago today. See today's Features section. News Officials discuss possibility of law school By Chris Gibson Skiff Staff Chancellor Michael Ferrari confirmed Tuesday that he and officials from Texas Wesleyan University have discussed the possibility of TCU acquiring or joining with Texas Wesleyan University School of Law. The addition of a law school would address specific issues outlined in the Commission on the Future of TCU released last semester. The report called for a study on how a law degree would bring TCU increased visibility and improve its national academic reputation.