Friday, August 24, 2001       see Thursday's issue TCU Daily Skiff
	Dean search enters year 3 Provost, committee hope to fill post for spring semester by Melissa Christensen managing editor At least one candidate for the College of Communications deanship was presented for review to the search committee Tuesday by Provost William Koehler. full story	Policy changes for parking on campus by Jill Sutton staff reporter Minor changes have been made to campus parking this year that will primarily affect incoming freshmen. TCU Police Chief Steve McGee said freshmen can no longer park on Main Campus during the weekends. full story
Campus Briefs Proposed stadium to be named Brown-Lupton A $2 million gift from the Brown-Lupton Foundation for naming rights to the proposed baseball stadium was accepted by the executive committee of the Board of Trustees Thursday. Director of Communications Kelli Horst said the board also took steps toward developing a final design plan for the stadium.		No rationale for lack of dating on ‘Blind Date’ obsessed campus by Jenny Specht skiff staff Students at TCU, being of a certain age, are obviously very interested in romantic relationships. Perhaps what TCU needs is a dating column. However, does anyone at TCU ever go on dates? full story
Active Participants David Dunai Senior Photographer Elliott Odom, a sophomore music major; junior Kim Harris; Dalon Allen, a sophomore business major; and sophomore Mike Price hang out at the gospel choir table at the activities fair Thursday.   Reviews music review by Jack Bullion skiff staff Jimmy Eat World: Bleed American movie review by Constance Beaman Warner Bros.: Summer Catch	Hotspots stories compiled by Melissa Martin photos by Erin Munger Billy Bob's The Aardvark Longhorn Saloon The 8.0
Today in History 1991 — The Soviet Union began to break apart, and Mikhail Gorbachev resigned as head of the Communist party.	Frogs fall to Huskers in Pigskin Classic Brandon Ortiz sports editor LINCOLN, Neb.__ Nebraska quarterback Eric Crouch ran for 124 yards Saturday and threw for another 151 as the Cornhuskers beat the Horned Frogs 21-7. full story	Call waiting Texas lawmakers say ban on cell phones unlikely legislation by Chrissy Braden senior reporter New York passed the United States’ first state law in June to limit cell phone use while driving, re-igniting debate across Texas about a possible need for similar laws here. full story
	No policy on phone disruptions in class TCU instructors say common etiquette, disturbance rules apply by Julie Ann Matonis campus editor The notes of the “Mexican Hat Dance” and” Fur Elise” are becoming more familiar as cell phones around campus ring with the tunes, often at inopportune times. Brian Wood, Student Government Association president, said there has been no legislation regarding cell phone use that has come to his attention. As of now, cell phones are an issue of personal freedom, Wood said. full story	Distractions can occur regardless of hands-free set by Elise Rambaud associate campus editor While talking on a cell phone and reaching for a piece of paper, Sarah Kirschberg, a junior fashion promotion major, was only momentarily distracted from the road. In seconds, Kirschberg’s vehicle was totaled. full story
	Ground assault Stopping Crouch primary objective for Frogs by Brandon Ortiz sports editor When the TCU football team takes the field Saturday, they will not only face their toughest opponent of the season, but their toughest quarterback as well: Eric Crouch. full story	Nebraska quarterback Eric Crouch is a preseason Heisman candidate. Crouch ran for over 900 yards for the nation’s top rushing attack last year.
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