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FRIDAY April 14, 2000

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News Poet laureate speaks at Honors Convocation Pinsky says learning, arts genetically embedded in core of humans Minority student applications increase Change may be due to new recruiting tactics   Networking attracts international students Minority leaders to be recognized at banquet Networking attracts international students Actors get Russia-ready Theater students prepare for playwrights festival, culture shock

Spring training Hillary Morgan/SKIFF STAFF Nathan Keller, a junior speech communication major, plays football with friends outside Clark Hall Thursday.

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Opinion Give Bill a break Verdict should be end of Clinton's trial Math - calculators = learning Identity of Jesus an 'absolute' necessity for ethics Give honor to victims' memory

 

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Sports Championships on horizon for tennis teams Women's tennis team faces Owls, Gauchos this weekend   Men's tennis team to face Anteaters, Bears this weekend A whole new ball game Collegiate baseball teams must adjust their hitting styles to comply with NCAA ruling Women's golf places ninth in Arizona, finishes regular season Players look forward to upcoming WAC championships, coach says

Hillary Morgan/SKIFF STAFF Junior Trace Fielding and the TCU men's tennis team take on California-Irvine at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center.

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Campus Purple Poll: Should the president be investigated after he leaves office? Yes: 30  No: 70

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