FRIDAY
February 12, 1999
 
News
 
Tech center plans almost done
 
Diversify
Berry approaches topic with humor
 
Alumna returns to serve
 
Love and charity mix as auction earns big bucks
 
Burnett gives gift for new library

Camp representatives seek out prospective couselors in the Student Center Lounge Thursday. Camps offer a unique experience for college students looking for outdoor summer employment.
 
Opinion
 
Waffle plot
Cool shapes distract students
 
Fight against stereotypes
 
Greenspan: Secret Agent 008?
Today's society looks for heroes in a world of high expectations
 
Letters to the editor
 
Sports
Guys, at least we have sports
 
Frogs claim victory, crush
Wyoming
 
Lady Frogs finish ninth
Golf coach stresses discipline, practice
 
Women's team opens with victory

Senior center Lee Nailon puts up a shot in TCU's 102-85 victory over Wyoming Thursday night at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. Nailon scored 21 points in the contest despite playing only 23 minutes.

 
Life
Couples offer love advice
On-staff mates make university a family affair
 
Don't mope, have fun
 
Treat her to special day
 
Flirting has scientific element
 
What's In A Rose?

Chancellor Michael Ferrari steals a kiss from his wife, Jan. Students and faculty alike are taking advantage of the holiday set aside for that special someone.

 
Campus
Purple Poll:
 
Did you get asked a purple poll question today?
 
Yes: 0 No: 100
 

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