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Feelings
mixed after Bush issues ultimatum
By Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter
President
George W. Bush’s televised speech addressing the
situation in Iraq met with mixed reactions from TCU
students and faculty Monday night.
Bush
gave Saddam Hussein a 48-hour deadline to leave Iraq
or face a U.S.-led invasion. “The tyrant will soon
be gone,” Bush vowed as 250,000 American troops
stood poised to strike.
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Record
number apply to TCU
Brent Yarina
Staff Reporter
The
admissions department has been busier this year than in
the past handling a record number of applications, but
the added workload is a sign of TCU’s increasing
popularity, Dean of Admissions Ray Brown said Monday. |
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March
Madness
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Ty
Halasz/Photo editor
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Senior
guard Candice Baldwin rejoices with fellow senior Tricia
Payne after hearing news that TCU is the ninth seed
in the East bracket of the NCAA women’s tournament.
TCU will play Michigan State in Storrs, Conn., at 2
p.m. Sunday.
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Outage
causes e-mail failure
Officials say lost e-mails should
be delivered soon
By Sarah Chacko
Staff Reporter
An
electrical power outage Friday morning left faculty
and staff up the information highway without a paddle.
Technical
Services Manager Bill Senter said voltage feeding the
computer room where the server is set up dropped to
a point where the uninterruptible power source (UPS)
could not power the room a little after midnight.
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Family affair
Pummills spend break touring East Coast
performing ClaviVoce
By Bill Morrison
Staff Reporter
After
the children have graduated college and begun to move
away from home, many families struggle to find the time
to get together, let alone put on a concert. |
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