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FRIDAY September 24, 1999

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News Frog Shuttle popularity grows with Worth Hill residents Buses have served about 63,300 passengers in first year, police say Acronym use spells confusion for university Mission statement spurs discussion about heritage Angelou lecture moved to coliseum New venue will accommodate crowd of about 3,000 people AKA to end week by helping others   Out with the new Some fans hopping mad about redesigned SuperFrog

Crunch Time Sarah Kirschberg/SKIFF STAFF Kris Herman, a junior computer science major, does a sit-up while another member of Air Force ROTC assists. AFROTC members participated in their annual training program held on campus last week.

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Opinion Easy travel Taking shuttle helps relieve pains of parking Ads here, there, everywhere Pervasive advertisements set to take over the world Sorority sisters still rule Rush experience yields memories, friendships Quote unquote   Letter to the editor

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Sports Who will lead? Winless Frogs to face Arkansas State QB starter to be a gameday surprise Walk-ons don't just sit out Two players focus on love of football   Tennis team adjusting after loss of graduates Foreign additions to fill in gaps Men's soccer team shuts out Midwestern State Frogs, Raiders to face off today TCU's Calleri sits out due to a red card   Bearkats' superb defense clinches game   Hatcher new NCAA rep

Sarah Kirschberg/SKIFF STAFF Quarterbacks Casey Printers, left, Patrick Batteaux, center, and Jeff Dover, right, work on mechanics during practice. Batteaux partially tore a ligament in his left hand, so the starting job has not yet been named. TCU plays at 6 p.m. Saturday at Arkansas State.

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Campus Purple Poll: Have you ever ridden the shuttle? Yes: 11  No: 83  Huh? 6

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