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THURSDAY January 27, 2000

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News Some doubt security of Winton-Scott Building meets code but may not be safe, fire captain says FrogNet eases advising, registration Glitches don't deter officials from being optimistic about program's success Board meets at Alliance Trustees to approve budget, discuss future of university Visitation hours to be examined Safety major issue in debate

Thumbin' through Sarah Kirschberg/PHOTO EDITOR   Angella Bray, a junior interior design major, shops for posters Wednesday at the poster fair in the Student Center Lounge. The sale will continue through Friday.

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Opinion Toss the Brick Find other ways to leave your mark Small help will save world from deadly disease Babies are humans, get used to it Proclaiming pride in pranks, pleasant puerility and Captain Morgan   Thanks & Spanks

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Photo Essay The Cowboy Way Fort Worth stock show and rodeo parties 'til the cows come home'

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Sports Stanford to play for U.S. in Curtis Cup Frog golfer honored for being chosen Columnist's judgments unfair to players

Sarah Kirschberg/PHOTO EDITOR Senior marketing major Josh Anderson works on fielding ground balls in practice Wednesday. The baseball team opens its season Tuesday against Dallas Baptist at 2:05 p.m. at the TCU Diamond. The Frogs ended last season with a 32-26 record. TCU finished in second place in the Western Athletic Conference tournament. The Frogs play 59 games this season with 28 of them at home. The team will also face 20 teams that played in the NCAA Postseason tournament. TCU will play its annual game against the University of Texas-Austin at the Ballpark in Arlington on April 11.

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Campus Purple Poll: Is FrogNet easy to use? Yes: 37  No: 63 Not Used: 2

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