TCU Daily Skiff Masthead
Wednesday, April 9, 2003
News
Opinion
Operation HOT prepares care packages for troops
By Brent Yarina
Staff Reporter

American soldiers may be fighting thousands of miles away but, at TCU, students are pitching in with an Air Force ROTC project to help the nation’s troops overseas.
Battle for Iraq continues, hits home
Former ROTC cadet killed in ambush attack
By Bill Morrison
Staff Reporter

For some, the war in Iraq hit a little closer to home this week. A Pennsylvania native was the first known TCU graduate killed while fighting in Iraq.
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Free speech needs no double standard
COMMENTARY

With America at war to free oppressed people at the mercy of a cruel dictator, Congress rejected the future deployment of ground troops, then, in another partisan swipe at the president, refused to endorse airstrikes already underway.
Neighbors take action to help stop speeders
By Sarah Krebs
Staff Reporter

Tanglewood Neighborhood Association representatives say they plan to put rumble stones on the hill at Bellaire Drive South and Bellaire Drive West to prevent speeding after gaining permission to do so from the city.

Students not concerned about possible infection, spread of SARS

House passes improvement bills, sets 2003 budget

Robin Hood system needed
Josh Deitz


Athletes don’t need extra money
Patrick Jennings

Sports Features

Tennis photo

File photo
Summer fashion
For women

For men
Frog of the Week: Leslie Ayres

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