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THURSDAY October 28, 1999

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News Proposed $233 million tollway sparks mixed opinions Southwest Parkway would ease city's traffic, some say SGA hopefuls discuss issues at forum Candidates for president, VP address safety, diversity concerns 'Knowledge, self-esteem key to self-defense' Rape Aggression Defense class helps to empower women to escape Fall performance to showcase various dance Concert will include ballet, modern and historical pieces

David Dunai/PHOTO EDITOR Vice presidential candidates Sara Donaldson and Kenny Oubre participate in a presidential and vice presidential candidate forum Tuesday in Reed/Sadler Mall. The forum drew about 70 students and introduced issues pertaining to the campaign platforms of each of the candidates.

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Opinion Unfulfilled Lack of candidates hinders voice Small feats for Mideast peace 'Safe passage' a compromise between Palestinians, Israelis Athleticism hard to revisit Commitment may not always come back easily Dangerous sex education Abstinence-only lessons leave youth unprotected

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Sports Women's soccer falls to Oklahoma State, 2-1 Team struggles offensively, shifts focus to Friday's game Teammates step up play in absence of injured runner Frogs' starting midfielder takes experience to field   Luck, mystery at heart of tennis partners' teamwork

David Dunai/PHOTO EDITOR Junior midfielder Doak VanEnk plays a bounding ball away from a Southern Methodist defender in the Frogs' match against the Mustangs Oct. 17. VanEnk's goal in the SMU game gave TCU its first victory over the Mustangs in 18 years.

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Campus Purple Poll: Are you planning on attending the SGA Presidential Debate? Yes: 16  No: 83 Mabye: 1

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