WEDNESDAY
March 10,1999

 
News
 
Gas leak leads to evacuations
Line too close to surface, endangers Clark Hall area
 
Time ticks on tower addition
 
House uses special procedure to pass bill
 
Opinions differ on extent
of cheating in the classroom
 
Song bird
Alumna Carter inducted into women's hall of fame

Diversity over pizza
Residents of Moncrief Hall enjoy pizza while John Butler from Campus Ministries (not pictured) spoke as part of the Diversity Council that is holding meetings in various residence halls this week.

 
Opinion
 
No False Alarm
Gas leak signals real emergency
 
Put the fun back in TCU
Columnist remembers stories of excitement in college life
 
Hangovers give self-awareness opportunities
 
Student pleads others to use the Skiff
 
Letters to the Editor

 
The Arts
Ailing Acoustics or minor repairs?
Architecture, acoustics of Walsh Center debated
 
Punchatz uses irony, playfulness in exhibit

Michael Rausch and Brandon Poor, both sophomore vocal performance majors, and Claudia Gonzalez, a senior music education major, sing during a recent musical rehearsal. Administrators say the Walsh Center's acoustics have undergone tests to ensure high-quality sound during performances.


 
Sports
Rodman returns to basketball
 
Rifle finishes season in Hawaii

The football team, shown here in practice Saturday, began spring practice last week. The team welcomed 21 players who had either been redshirted or were sitting out because of transfer, giving the coaches a chance to evaluate new talent. The coaches use spring pracitce to guage talent and try to add depth and fill positions left by departed seniors. Spring pracices last until April and culminate in a final intra-squad scrimmage known called the Purple-White game.


 
Campus
Purple Poll:
 
Have you ever cheated on an assignment, test or paper since you've been at TCU?
 
Yes: 24 No: 76

 

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