WEDNESDAY
November 17, 1999

 
News

House moves to support safer intersection
Stop sign, speed bump suggested for University-Bowie crossing

Focus on Community
University expands education, business to become more prominent in community

Meningitis cases unknown to TCU
But vaccine for disease available at health center

House meetings see growth in attendance
Increase in numbers due to hard work and motivated representatives, officials say
 
Student musicians to present jazz combo concert
Ensemble will play concert music based on improvisation
 
American Smokeout today to help break habit
Day set to encourage smokers to quit; some hope for more non-smoking areas on campus

Hunger Jail


Sarah Kirshberg/SKIFF STAFF

Morgan Landry, a freshman English major, stands in the hunger jail during lunch hours Tuesday in the Student Center Lounge. To help raise money and awareness for Hunger Week, money could be donated to keep an individual in the jail or bail him or her out. The event will also be held today.

 
Opinion

Time For Action
University positioned for change

Point of protest lost in 'racial' conflict

Federal money should benefit those who need it most

'C' in TCU should not define university mentality and image

 
Sports

Men's soccer closes season play with two losses
Team was not 'mentally prepared' for final games of year, midfielder says

Defensive efforts play major role in post season berths
Full court pressure helps Frogs b-ball team defeat Athlete's First in exhibition

Bowl game hopes motivate Frogs

John Shaw/SKIFF STAFF

Junior kicker Chris Kaylakie had two field goals in the Homecoming game against North Texas Saturday.


 
Campus
Purple Poll:

Do you think $75 is too expensive for a meningitis vaccine?

Yes: 73  No: 27

 

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