Cameras installed to monitor food services
By Aaron Chimbel
Staff Reporter

Dining services managers monitored employees for the first time Monday by using video cameras installed in some Sodexho food service locations across campus, Sodexho General Manager Rick Flores said Monday.
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TCU soap opera could see the light of TV
By Kristin Campbell
Staff Reporter

Students will have the opportunity to be cast members or producers of TCU’s third soap opera, with the finished product potentially being televised nationally, said Richard Allen, an associate professor of radio-tv-film.
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Reagan nat’l airport to reopen
By Ron Fournier
Associated Press

WASHINGTON — President Bush will authorize reopening Reagan National Airport outside Washington with new security measures, allowing a limited number of flights at the only commercial airport left dark since the Sept. 11 hijackings, administration officials said Monday.
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Results touted in terror war
By Pete Yost
Associated Press

WASHINGTON — President Bush cited progress on many fronts Monday in the war against terrorism. Among the U.S. offensives is a package of covert aid to groups inside Afghanistan that oppose the terrorist-harboring Taliban militia, U.S. officials said.
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Pakistan president expects U.S. attack
By Laura King
Associated Press

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — All but giving up on efforts to mediate the standoff over Osama bin Laden, Pakistan’s president said Monday a U.S. military strike against Afghanistan appears likely, and the Taliban’s days are probably numbered.
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Cold hinders recovery work
By Sara Kugler
Associated Press

NEW YORK — Rain and wind chill into the 30s on Monday numbed the hands of rescue workers picking through more than a million tons of rubble at the World Trade Center site in New York. Across town, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani called on the United Nations to remember its “primary mission as peace-keepers” and hold those who support terrorism accountable.
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Two men held without bond for helping terrorists
By Pete Yost
Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A federal magistrate ordered two Virginia residents held without bond Monday pending hearings later this week on charges they helped some of the hijackers in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks obtain false identification documents.
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Clinton suspended from U.S. Supreme Court
By Anne Gearan
Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court opened its new term Monday with a rebuke of former President Clinton, suspending him from practicing law before the justices. Clinton was among 18 lawyers nationwide who received the same discipline.
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