TCU Daily Skiff

	Wednesday, September 11, 2002

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Memories of Sept. 11 remain vivid in minds of students, faculty

With the one-year anniversary of the attacks, people campus-wide reflect on their feelings about Sept. 11.

Ground Zero

Photographer/George Bridges/KRT

Construction workers clean up the former site of the World Trade Center towers from a viewing area on Aug. 24, 2002, in New York City.

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ONE YEAR
We’ve emerged a stronger people
COMMENTARY

A year ago today America learned a tough lesson on terrorism. As a country, we learned that it isn’t something that just happens somewhere else. Today, we know it’s not something that will go away either.

Ferrari focuses Fall Convocation address on this year’s plans

Chancellor Michael Ferrari will outline his goals on issues ranging from the revision of the core curriculum to the completion of campus building projects. Students will be dismissed from 11 a.m. classes for the ceremony.

Brite staff happy with interim president

Committees created to greet accreditation team in spring

September 11 Special

Flying and shooting don’t mix for pilots

The Frog Fountain vigil lifted spirits that awful day

Sept. 11, 2001, reaffirmed faith, taught a valued lesson

Team outlook up after win against Northwestern

After one of the most grueling weeks of the season, head coach Gary Patterson said the team will now focus on little things to prepare for the rest of the season.

Corey Cannally

Special to the Skiff

Junior tailback Corey Connally hits a hole in Saturday’s 48-24 victory over Northwestern. Head coach Gary Patterson said he was pleased with the team’s movement of the ball in the game.

Men’s soccer team frustrated at loss

Frog’s loss puts their record at 0-4-0. The team gets a chance at revival with two games this weekend.

Rifle team posts school best score at Nevada competition

Sparked by new school records in the air rifle for an individual and as a team, TCU rifle opened the season with a second-place finish at national-power Nevada.

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