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THURSDAY August 26,1999

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News   Some question AddRan split Chancellor meets with faculty to address restructuring concerns   Officials seek new VC after McGowan's exit   Nurses can earn master's degree B.A. not required under newly created certification program   Man, 28, charged in area attack Sex assault unrelated to TCU rapes, police say   Campus Ministries retreat to 'bridge the gap'

Accepting the bid Andy McMillan, a senior political science major, congratulates new freshman fraternity member Ricky Garnett during Greek bid acceptances Wednesday, which culminated fraternity and sorority recruitment.

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Opinion   Fall Forecast Skiff shares predictions for year   Some issues untouched in 2000 race   College years are a time for dating, not for weddings   Roadtrip reinforces admiration of America's favorite pastime

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Sports Big goals ahead for soccer team Squad to rely on veteran leadership, new transfers   Expectations ride high for new season Football fans should anticipate the delivery of another year of miracles   Better where it's wetter New diving club plans to take members under the sea

Graduated midfielder Britt Stroud, recovering gere from a tackle during a game last season, will be one of the TCU soccer team's most noticeable losses.

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Campus Purple Poll:   Do you think that arts and sciences should be split into two different schools?   Yes: 54  No: 22 No Opinion: 24

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