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TUESDAY November 9, 1999

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News Student injured in hit- and-run at crosswalk Car leaves scene after hitting, carrying freshman 30 feet Victim still stunned by random attack Police search for motive of two assailants Music key to family Symphony Orchestra concert to feature mother, daughters Jenkins, Donaldson, Rebstock prepare for new offices Candidates pleased with campaigns, outcome of polls   Frog Follies kicks off Homecoming Pi Kapps, Thetas take first place with Charlie Brown skit

Music key to family photos by David Dunai/PHOTO EDITOR Janet Pummill, seated, will perform with her three daughters, from left to right, Julie, Amy Beth and Sallie Pummill-Pollack, during the TCU Symphony Orchestra concert to be held at 7:30 p.m. today in Ed Landreth Hall Auditorium.

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Opinion Overeducated Students take college for granted S.C.'s Confederate flag insult to blacks Pro-death penalty facts blurred Letters to the editor

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Sports Soccer's last two losses bar Frogs from playoffs Motivation hard to find with no championship in sight for TCU Frogs beat MBK-Odessa in season opener Increase in hustle, depth of team reason for team's win   Depth within team equals expected success for TCU

Jeff Meddaugh/Editor in Chief Senior power forward Marquise Gainous scores two of his 22 points against MBK-Odessa with a lay-up in the second half. TCU won Saturday night's exhibition game at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum 119-74.

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Campus Purple Poll: Do you think the Confederate flag should be flown over State Buildings? Yes: 16  No: 84

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