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WEDNESDAY September 29, 1999

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News Faculty response still mixed over AddRan split Division of college may improve organization, some say Recruitment tops concerns at open forum New schedule for final exams also addressed during session Group to present plans for Berry Street project Diversity focus of retreat Speaker to address leadership in multicultural community

Library loungers David Dunai/PHOTO EDITOR   Students packed the Mary Couts Burnett Library Tuesday evening to study for upcoming midterm exams.

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Opinion Crowd Control Noon classes would thin masses A Greek farewell to a mentor Soon-to-depart adviser will leave behind legacy of caring In arms about gun control Stiffer firearm safety laws should be enacted Letters to the editor

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Sports Left in the dark Lighting issues stifle club sports growth Frogs on the right track, sprinting forward New facility helps to increase field events, put program on right track Martinez humbled by recent cross-country honor   Team implements new plan for Fresno game TCU's WAC opener: 9 p.m. Oct. 2 at Fresno, Calif. TCU 1-2 vs. Fresno State 2-2

Sarah Kirschberg/skiff staff The women's lacrosse players compete at recent practice. They are one team effected by the lack of lights on the practice fields.

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Campus Purple Poll: Do you think the main is too crowded at lunch? Yes: 87  No: 9  Neither: 4

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