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WEDNESDAY March 3, 1999

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News   House extends ties, builds budget New committee, improvements addressed Reps decide which programs will get extra money   Ticket isn't final word Students can appeal parking, traffic violations   Man of the world Retiring Mladenka welcomes foreign students

Jennifer Cross, a freshman premajor, flies a kite in front of Sherley Hall during Tuesday's blustery conditions.

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Opinion   Resolution Respite House should do more than complain   Spring Break is more than getting puked on   Giving doesn't always equal generosity   Time ticks tyrannically and determines our lives Originally intended to serve, clocks are now devices of slavery

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Issues To party or not to party   Political parties are very necessary evils   Team loyalty makes issues last priority   Third parties help us broaden our horizons More 'radical' views of smaller political groups help to bring important issues to our attention

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Sports Frogs eliminated in WAC tournament   Swinging away Lady Frogs place fourth in tourney   3 swimming records set in Oklahoma   Frogs find victory on home courts

A Hawai'i player swings at a pitch in Saturday's baseball game against TCU. The Frogs won the game, 8-7, over 14th-ranked Hawai'i.

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Campus Purple Poll:   Which political party do you support?   Republican: 44 Democrat: 24 Independent: 9 Other: 3 None: 20

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