THURSDAY
April 1,1999

 
News
 
Leaders from Argentina to visit
Ranch management discussions part of agreement
 
Facelift or renovation?
Consultants consider Student Center's future
 
Global school
New classes in Russian, music to prep students for world market
 
Wind symphony plays at Carnegie
 
Students say life at Biosphere 2 more than science

Making a racket
Doubles partners junior Stacey Sabala and senior Rachel Niwa play against Brigham Young in Saturday's match, which TCU won, 5-4. The women's tennis team will challenge the University of Tulsa in Oklahoma this weekend.

 
Opinion
 
Hitting Home
Crisis in Kosovo can't be ignored
 
Kosovo conflict takes on new meaning for student
 
Net dating shouldn't be viewed as pathetic
 
Housing conspiracy forces students into marriage

 
Issues
PCs rule today's market
They may be 'best of show,' but they're here to stay
 
Computer users divided
Macintosh and PC have symbolic representation
 
Macintosh and Windows: which one bytes?
Consumer must check facts to decide which best suits needs

      


 
Sports
Rec sports season isn't over yet
 
Huskies should learn some respect
 

The men's lacrosse team, above, is ranked second in its division after beating Texas Tech last weekend.


 
Campus
Purple Poll:
 
Do you agree with NATO bombing Kosovo?
 
Yes: 34  No: 50
Huh? 16

 

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