TCU Daily Skiff for Tuesday, September 22, 1998.



TUESDAY
September 22, 1998.

News

Wreck on Berry injures three
Accident involving TCU officer results in five-vehicle collision.

Open house breaks in
performing arts center

Waterlogged
Sprinklers improve grounds, annoy students

Student mentors encourage reading
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David Dunai/SKIFF STAFF
David Lewis, a sophomore music education major, plays the contrabass clarinet Sunday at the grand opening celebrations at the Walsh Center for Performing Arts. Lewis is a member of the TCU Wind Symphony, directed by Greg Clemons, which performed in the Broyles/Breeden Instrumental Rehearsal Room.
Opinion

Damage is Done
Motives of tape release questionable

Vanity plates provide EGO4U

Real-life fears block ambitions
Graduating students settle for safe path instead of true success

Truth lost in distortion
Sports

Women's soccer goals on track

Volleyfrogs performance strong in TCU Invitational

David Dunai/SKIFF STAFF

Freshman midfielder Erin McNeil (right) and sophomore midfielder Allison Calleri battle a Centenary College player for possession of the ball during the Frogs' 3-2 victory Sunday.
Campus
Purple Poll:

Did you go to the Walsh Center grand opening?

Yes: 12 No: 88
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