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Jazz
concert raises money
Jazz Ensemble looks to collect $40,000 for
summer tour
By Nyshicka Jordan
Staff Reporter
Most
seniors spend their last semester of school searching for
jobs. But Justin Lucero said fund raising for a trip to the
North Sea Jazz Festival has put a slowed his job search.
However,
Lucero, a senior marketing and e-business major, said it is
worth it because the chance to attend the festival is a great
way to end his college career.
Sorority
Bid Day to take place day earlier
By Brent Yarina
Staff Reporter
To
prevent students from missing the first day of classes, next
year’s Bid Day for sororities will be a day earlier than
in the past, Stephanie Williams, Panhellenic adviser, said.
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Stephen
Spillman/Photographer
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Professor
Kenneth Cracknell from Brite Divinity School speaks
about Christian and Muslim ethics and fostering better
relations for foreign policies.
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Panelists
focus on politics, ethics of war with Iraq
Some say other views needed to be said to
make debate effective
By Sarah Krebs
Staff Reporter
While
the panel on the politics and ethics of the war against Iraq
unanimously agreed that the United States needs to look beyond
war, many audience members said they would have liked to have
heard both sides of the issue during Tuesday night’s
forum in the Student Center Lounge.
House
of Reps. delays vote on ethics bill
Group looks for integrity organization membership
By Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter
The
House of Student Representatives postponed voting on a bill
Tuesday that proposed TCU join the Center for Academic Integrity,
said Jose Luis Hernandez, chairman of the Academic Affairs
Committee. It was delayed because of last week’s weather
conditions, said Hernandez, a freshman music major.
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