Decision 2002
Professors surprised by magnitude of GOP win
The Texas Republican Party continued its electoral dominance Tuesday by leading every race for statewide office. Victory was expected despite ballot counting problems in Tarrant County.

By Brandon Ortiz
Editor in Chief

TheSkiffView
TURNOUT
Possible voter increase is a good sight

Both Democrats and Republicans each held 49 Senate seats before Tuesday. A great amount of responsibility was posed on the voter that day.

Applying to graduate school time-consuming
Emilee Baker

Freshmen have the hardest task of registering as seniors get to go first
Jeff Dennis

TheOtherView
Opinions from around the country

Staff Assembly group advises raising pay of hourly workers

Academic coach of year awarded to Drenner at reception Tuesday

Upcoming ‘Awakening
Retreat’ supported by SGA

Patterson warns of Tulane attack
By Danny Gillham
Sports Editor

In his weekly press conference, head coach Gary Patterson spoke mainly about preparing for the fast-paced attack of Tulane, the team’s opponent on Saturday.

Student goes from classroom to courtside as Mavericks Dancer
TCU student Victoria Talbot has an all-access pass many don’t have, as she is a member of the Mavs dancers.

By Danny Gillham
Sports Editor

TheSideline
Women’s basketball at No. 20 in preseason poll

Men’s basketball opens season with exhibition

Irons named C-USA Swimmer of the Week

Men’s golf takes first at California tournament

Rifle finishes second in both events at Army meet