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THURSDAY March 23, 2000

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News Police arrest two during campus theft Teen-agers flee after maintenance men witness act near Physical Plant Cleveland school considers lawsuit against PeopleSoft TCU officials say they are pleased with the administrative software Students forgo sleep to benefit hospital Worthwhile move Butz finds enjoyment in work, motorcycle excursions

Theft mess Sarah Kirschberg/PHOTO EDITOR Police were dispatched to a car on North Bellaire Drive near the Physical Plant at about 11 a.m. Wednesday after maintenance men witnessed two teen-agers breaking into the car.

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Opinion 'Not here' TCU is not immune to tragedy Elián should be with his father Fight for Cuban boy only hampering relations between U.S., Cuba U.S. should flag Mars, not just share Pepsi with Europe Letters to the editor Police should place more effort on deterring crime, less on ticketing Thanks & spanks

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Features Jumpin' Java Some drink it for energy, others drink it for the flavor but most are just simply addicted to it 'American Beauty' tops list of Oscar predictions

Photos by Jimmy Nam/SKIFF STAFF Carlos Santana, a freshman premajor, makes coffee for students at the TCU bookstore.

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Sports Golf team finishes 12th in tournament Inconsistency is major threat to good team, coach says Women's tennis team bounces high into tourney Frogs ranked 30th, on five-match win streak First-year coach satisfied, but seeking improvement   Knight needs to examine his own 'bad behavior'

Hillary Morgan/SKIFF STAFF Senior Jessika Kjellgren hits a forehand in practice. The women's tennis team has won five matches in a row and are ranked 30th in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association polls.

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Campus Purple Poll: Will you be affected by the new scholarship policy? Yes: 3  No: 60 Huh?: 37

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