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	Thursday, September 6, 2001 Editorial
	No Vacancy PC chairs’ grade lapses unacceptable Programming Council provides a great service to the TCU community. They sponsor Family Weekend, Homecoming activities and plan concerts that bring the TCU campus together. But lately PC is having trouble keeping some positions filled. full story	American culture clings to superficiality by Esther Anderson Skiff Staff Contemporary culture is plagued with the passion to possess. People believe that the good life is found in accumulation, that more is better, appearance is everything, and what you see is what you get. full story
	Change yourself before trying to change the world by Morgan Landry Skiff Staff There’s been a lot of rhetoric about how students should change just like the university is changing. After all, we’re supposed to be learning to change the world, as the slogan goes. full story	Americans pay and complain for the things they want by Chris Diggs Skiff Staff If you drive around in a car the size of an apartment complex or live in California this may not be the best of times for you. Hopefully neither statement applies to you. If it does, however, I don’t feel sorry for you. full story
	Your Views - Letters to the Editor
	More buses would help alleviate parking woes TCU’s parking situation is abysmal. For a school of our stature one would believe that the administration would be creative enough to construct a remedy for this prolonging problem. full story	Quality of professors needs improvement The editorial, “New Growth: Focus should be prestige, not size,” found in the Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2001 edition of the TCU Daily Skiff raised some very interesting points about academic life at TCU. full story
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