Somehow, it's November. In honor of us all spending the next few weeks in the month , here are ten things you may or may not have known about this delightful 30-day period.
World War I ended Nov. 11, 1918. The 11th is also Veterans' Day.
Elections are held the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Noteworthy on the local ballot: Greg Abbott and Wendy Davis are hashing it out for Texas governor. Looks like we'll be saying adios to Perry.
November is allegedly National Peanut Butter Lover's Month. Which is to say, November recognizes the things that are truly important in life.
Thanksgiving is the fourth Thursday in November and is reported as the second happiest day in the United States.
TCU plays Kansas State in football on the eighth.
*TCU defeats Kansas State in football on the eighth.
Fred Armisen comes to talk at TCU on the 7th. (Half of TCU is stoked and the other half says "huh?")
JFK was assassinated Nov. 22 of 1963 in Dallas.
TCU students partake in advising and enrollment for spring semester this month. TCU students also partake in many sleepless nights and fruitless class searches.
The flower of the month is the Chrysanthemum. Also, "flower of the month" is a thing.
November is a prevalent month to pack on a few extra pounds. Thanks chunky sweaters and Holiday binge eating.
On that note, make it a great month everyone! Remember to stop and watch the leaves fall.