Internet access prioritized to manage network traffic
By Jordan Blum
Staff Reporter

Information Services officials said TCU has no plans to curb annual bandwidth additions but will reshape budget strategies if bandwidth prices begin to rise.
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Milton visitation hours to continue
By Aaron Chimbel
Staff Reporter

Milton Daniel Hall residents will enjoy their extended visitation hours for at least one more semester.
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Aiming High
New SGA president sets lofty goals, achieves them
Kristin Delorantis
Staff Reporter

As a junior in high school, Chelsea Hudson swore she would never be involved with government after high school because it never accomplished anything.
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No holiday blues
Those who remain in Fort Worth try to make best of situation
By John-Mark Day
Staff Reporter

When the pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving, they were far from home. TCU senior James Mick can sympathize. Mick, a resident assistant, will be spending Thanksgiving on duty in the Tom Brown-Pete Wright Residential Community.
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Journalists’ bodies recovered
By Chris Tomlinson
Associated Press

JALALABAD, Afghanistan — Anti-Taliban militiamen recovered the bodies Tuesday of four international journalists who were ambushed in a narrow mountain pass as they headed for the Afghan capital.
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Pentagon may halt bombing for talks
By Matt Kelley
Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The Pentagon might halt some bombing in Afghanistan while negotiations continue between opposition forces and anti-Taliban and al-Queda fighters holed up in the only northern city that has not fallen.
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Anthrax found in office mailrooms
By Pete Yost
Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A sample taken from a plastic evidence bag containing a still-unopened letter to Sen. Patrick Leahy contains at least 23,000 anthrax spores, enough for more than two lethal doses, a federal law enforcement official said Tuesday.
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