TCU Daily Skiff for Wednesday, September 23, 1998.



WEDNESDAY
September 23, 1998.

News

Drug offenses could result
in loss of aid
Bill could cause federal college money to be revoked if passed.

Jewish author to share voice

Campus safety major concern of House

Visiting scholar to share study of Chile

Cowboy dreams
State Fair honors life-long rancher, ex-TCU employee

Cutting-edge art

Tom Spann/SKIFF STAFF
David Allen, a post-graduate sculpture major, works on a three-dimensional sculpture on Tuesday afternoon in the North Moudy Building.
Opinion

More Than Aid
The punishments should fit the crimes

Emotion has no place in courts

Attendance important

Letters to the editor
Sports

Men's soccer defeats Centenary at home

Cross country teams place 1st, 2nd in SMU track meet

Pape earns MVP honors

David Dunai/SKIFF STAFF

Senior midfielder Darin Hogue attempts to score in the Frogs' 2-0 victory over Centenary on Sunday. The Frogs face Midwestern State at 4 p.m. today at the TCU soccer field.
Campus
Purple Poll:

Should students caught with drugs lose their financial aid?

Yes: 63 No: 37
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