WEDNESDAY
September 22, 1999
 
News

Proposed changes clarify duties of House, PC
Bill also specifies who takes over for SGA president in emergency

Search begins for new Jewish scholar at TCU
$1 million donation brings back position to enhance Judaic studies in Brite school

PC to host annual arts, music festival

Greeks volunteer in community
Fraternities, sororities donate more than money to service groups

High Adventure

Photo by David Dunai/PHOTO EDITOR

 
The High Adventure Club, which sponsors various outdoor activities, traveled to Mineral Wells last weekend to experience rock climbing and repelling.
 
Michelle Thompson, a freshman ballet major, and Dave Wuchner, a senior environmental earth resources major, participate in the activity which attracted more than 30 club members.
 
The High Adventure Club meets at 9 p.m. Tuesdays in Student Center, Room 204.
 
Opinion

Pencils Down
News quiz tests your knowledge

Darwinism deserves time in class

Plight of 'lefty' overlooked

Letters to the editor
 
Sports

Franchione should utilize both Batteaux and Printers
Answer to quarterback debate will prove effective for offense

Coach confident after losses
Franchione believes team is few plays from winning record

Intramural program will require referees to complete training
 
Injured thumb hinders QB choice

Tops in Texas

David Dunai/PHOTO EDITOR

Texas' best men's tennis singles players met up at the River Oaks Clay Courts showcase in Houston this past weekend. TCU's Esteban Carril only lost one set in four matches to emerge as the champion. The junior beat University of Texas' Michael Blue in a three set final, 7-5, 3-6, 6-2. Carril made quick work of Texas Tech's Ryan Shupe and Texas' Nic Crowell before forcing Southern Methodist's Toby Hansson into an early default in the semifinal round. Carril came into the tournament as the showcases' No. 1 seed and the nation's No. 4 ranked player in the nation.

 
Campus
Purple Poll:

Are you going to participate in the music fest Thursday and Friday?

Yes: 34  No: 47  Maybe:19
 

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