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Correction
Both Army
and Air Force ROTC members were part of the color guard that
presented the American and Texas flags at Saturday’s
game. The Skiff identified the group as Air Force ROTC in
a photo caption in Tuesday’s issue.
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Cha,
cha, cha
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David
Dunai - Senior Photograper
Gene
X. William, a professional dance instructor demonstrates
salsa steps to students in the Rickel Building Tuesday.
William was invited by the Organization of Latin American
Students (OLAS) and will have another class on Wednesday.
As a part of the Hispanic Heritage Month OLAS will present
the 3rd Annual Salsa Dance Contest on October 3, from noon-1:30pm
in the Student Center Lounge.
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Today
in history
1960
— The first of the
presidential debates between
Richard Nixon and
John F. Kennedy
took place.
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Wednesday,
September 26, 2001 |
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Milton
to vote on visitation hours
By Aaron Chimbel
Staff Reporter
Freshman
business major Clark Rucker said he would like to see visitation
hours changed in Milton Daniel Hall.
Rucker and the other 324 men of Milton Daniel, mostly freshmen will
have the chance to vote on visitation hours today from 11 a.m. to
11 p.m. in the hall’s lobby, Hall Director Artist Thornton
said Tuesday.
full story
Faculty
Senate to vote on consolidation
By Piper Huddleston
Staff Reporter
The
TCU Faculty Senate will decide next week if the Student Organizations
and Student Conduct and Grievance Committees should be consolidated,
Lynn Flahive, chairwoman of the Student Conduct and Grievance committee,
said Tuesday.
full story
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Helping
Hand
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John
Roca - New York Daily News (KRT)
A
rescue worker works in the remains of the World Trade Center
on Monday, Sept. 24, 2001.
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EIF
value drops, still ahead of other market indexes
By Jordan Blum
Staff Reporter
Although their portfolio has received a hit since Sept. 11, Educational
Investment Fund students say they have stayed ahead of the other
market indexes so far. But, they admit a huge cloud of uncertainty
hovers over the fund and even its beneficiary, the university endowment,
considering the potential for a drawn-out war and future terrorist
attacks.
full
story
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AND ENTERTAINMENT |
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A tale
of two Cultures
Review by Bethany McCormack
“La Llorona”
is a play with a message. It’s compelling, thought provoking,
and well-acted, but there is no escaping the message.
Set in Mexico City in the early 1990s, “La Llorona” illustrates
the destruction of Mexican culture by America in a story of two
couples: one from Mexico, the other from America.
full story
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XM
Satellite Radio makes debut as ‘signal of the future’
e
By Nedra Pickler
Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
Satellite radio went on the air Tuesday, promising listeners greater
variety on the dial — for a price.
Hugh Panero, president of XM Satellite Radio, flipped a switch in
the company’s Washington headquarters shortly after 12:30 p.m.
EDT and began offering service in San Diego and Dallas.
full story
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