---

THURSDAY October 21, 1999

---

News Fair offers options for students Fifth annual Major/Minor Fair answers academic questions A different kind of world 20-year-old relaunches multi-million dollar Internet company Jewish students form new student organization Hillel offers friendships, personal growth State to debut new plates Portion of cost to help save endangered horned lizard

David Dunai/PHOTO EDITOR Melissa Manske, a sophomore premajor, discusses academic opportunities with Anne VanBeber, the chairwoman of the Nutrition and Dietetics department, at the Major/Minor Fair held in the Student Center lounge on Wednesday.

---

Opinion Hang It Up Students don't need cell phones Heed warnings against smoking Phillip Morris' admission of cigarette dangers a little too late What's in a name? More than you think Implications of terms should be considered in renaming classifications Letters to the editor

---

Sports Loss to SMU disappointing 1-0 margin proves too large for women's soccer team Fox's 'in-your-face' broadcast plagues sports Men's tennis squad sends four to Main Draw in Austin

Photos by David Dunai/PHOTO EDITOR Sophomore forward Crystal Pratz tries to beat a Southern Methodist defender to the outside in a match Wednesday at the TCU Soccer Complex. The Horned Frog offense was shutout by the Mustangs' defense, 1-0.

---

Campus Purple Poll: Would you buy a Horned Frog License plate for $25? Yes: 24  No: 76

---

The TCU Daily Skiff © 1998, 1999 Credits Contact Us!

Accessibility