WEDNESDAY
Feburary 10, 1999

 
News
 
Breaking Ground
Brite's $7-million housing complex to open in 2000
 
House allots $300 for convention
 
Cheap meals
Fast-food discounts attract students
 
Guitarist to follow class with concert
 
Touched by God
Aldridge a blessing to fellow students
 
Artist's work a continuum

TCU officials break ground Tuesday for the Leibrock Village, a $7-million apartment complex for Brite Divinity School students and their families. Nathan Digby, moderator for Brite Student Government, speaks at the ceremony.

 
Opinion
 
Majority Rules
House funds should help many students
 
More than a cocaine nation
Colombia's assets should make it the 51st state
 
The life and death of young Nigel, the fly
 
Organ donation not based on sense, but heart

 
Issues
 
Moment of choice is here
 
Scandal mirrors Watergate
 
Clinton's behavior of average man, let's forgive, student says
 

 
Sports
Flyin' Frogs excel in Houston
 
Rifle team ready for sectionals
 

 
Campus
Purple Poll:
 
Do you think the media has treated Clinton fairly?
 
Yes: 44 No: 44 Undecided: 3
Better than he deserves: 9

 

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