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THURSDAY September 9, 1999

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News   Fight prompts letter of apology to SMU Message meant to acknowledge incident, panel says   Sessions to help crime victims Intramural participants will be awarded for attending program   Berry to make second stop Comedienne revisits campus to speak on stereotypes, diversity   Raessler to sing last tune after 45 years in music

Finishing touches The lighting of the Tom Brown/Pete Wright Residential Community is nearing completion. Cosmetic fixtures and fittings are the main remaining tasks on the complex.

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Opinion   Owning Up Leaders should not have spoken for all   Forget guidebooks, freshmen All that needs to be known can be picked up in three weeks   School prayer not necessary at games   Eerie similarities exist between Clinton, Bush   Letter to the Editor

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Perspectives Do diplomas = dollars? TCU diploma impressive to employers, grads say   Career Services prepares students for real world University still seeking employment placement rates of grads

Seniors searching for a job usually skim the classifieds, but the TCU Career Center offers many resources for job-finding.

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Sports Horned Frogs fall to Rattlers Men's soccer team plays soft, defense struggles in opener   Women's soccer shutout streak comes to an end Freshman scorer helps Lady Frogs beat Louisiana State, but team falls to Baylor at Bear Invitational

Junior forward Charlie Schulz goes up for a header in yesterday's 5-3 loss to St. Mary's. He scored the Frogs' final goal in the contest.

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Campus Purple Poll:   Are you already behind in your classes?   Yes: 49  No: 51

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