TCU Daily Skiff for Thursday, April 8, 1999



THURSDAY
April 8,1999

News

Suicide policy to be evaluated
Negligence suit taken into consideration

Singled Out
House-sponsored event brought students together seeking love

Cautious steps
Funds to be used to develop HIV education strategies

Dancers and audience aid a worthy cause

The University Relations Committee of the House of Student Representatives sponsored "TCU Singled Out," a spin-off of the MTV dating game, Wednesday in the Student Center Lounge. Host Aubrey Monk helps a contestant show her leg to Jared Hooker, a sophomore broadcast journalism major.
Opinion

Inspired Input
Legislative visit helps democracy

Easter gives fresh hope

Meaningless names don't get to the point

Artists' capabilities not always appreciated
Sports
Hard-fought win takes 11 innings

Intramurals meet need for competition

Many students, such as those pictured above, say they find intramural sports to fill a number of needs in their lives.
Campus
Purple Poll:

Have you ever actively participated in politics besides voting (i.e. worked on a campaign)?

Yes: 37 No: 63
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