TCU Daily Skiff for Wednesday, April 14, 1999



WEDNESDAY
April 14,1999

News

Holocaust ad draws criticism
Anti-bigotry groups call publication policy inadequate

17 Delt members are suspended

INPUT comes to TCU
Fort Worth to host international TV forum

House resolves to add more class information to Web page

Musical 'mom'
Toni Parker helps band students feel right at home

Shakespeare goes modern with Macbeth

Author Halsell urges students to seek truth

Decisions, decisions
Jason Smuland, a junior advertising/public relations major, relaxes in the Moudy Building atrium between classes to scan registration forms and papers for the fall semester. Friday is the deadline for early registration.
Opinion

Pleading the First
Holocaust ad covered by free speech

You want fries with that?
Fast food helps student to find meaning of giving

Oprah's sins exposed?
Winfrey guilty of favoring literacy, McCartney

Hello Mother, hello Father, I'm here at camp, oh bother
Sports

Changing soccer teams begin play

Junior Jessika Kjellgren is shown here in a match Saturday against New Mexico. The Frogs won the match, 5-4, breaking New Mexico's 13-match winning streak and upping TCU's record to 2-1 in WAC play.
Campus
Purple Poll:

Have you or do you plan to participate in Holocaust-week activities?

Yes: 24 No: 76
The TCU Daily Skiff © 1998, 1999 Credits Contact Us!