TCU Daily Skiff for Wednesday, September 30, 1998.



WEDNESDAY
September 30, 1998.

News

House approves a new chaplain

Major/minor fair is chance to learn, decorate creatively

Law would inform parents of violations

Rushees have mixed views

Flying high
Junior cadet sets a new standard for ROTC excellence

Noteworthy

Megan Hinton/SKIFF STAFF
Lindsey Stortz, a freshman music performance major, practices her cello before the TCU Symphony Orchestra concert Tuesday night in Ed Landreth Hall Auditorium. The concert featured Beethoven's "Symphony No. 7" and Willard Elliot's "Concerto for two Bassoons and Orchestra."
Opinion

A News Knack

Clinton doesn't deserve pity

Media, restaurants, men encourage breast obsession

Public affection needs to be toned down from offensive forms
Sports

Volleyfrogs suffer 4th straight loss

Men's soccer wins despite miscues

Tomlinson named WAC player of week

Cross country finishes first

Matt Wilkinson/SKIFF STAFF

Freshman outside hitter Marci King prepares for the Volleyfrogs' match against the University of Texas at Arlington on Tuesday night in the Rickel Building. TCU lost to the Mavericks 3-1.
Campus
Purple Poll:

Are you satisfied with your housing situation?

Yes: 68 No: 32
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