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Ocf ew Constitution Is Approved 2,200,000 Drive Will Open luilding WBAP to Carry I Game Broadcast 187 Vote MPBAP-tM "ill broadcast Go Up a play hy play account of the 1(1 Miami football game . _ i i&* In Delayed beginning at fi:50 p.m. today. JEMStHBISTIRw UNIVERSITY- FORT WORTH. TEXRS lext Year Humble Oil and 1'efining VOL. 54 ( ompany will sponsor the nln| date of ; FRIDAY, OCT. 21, 1955 Election HI buildtni fund i.mi program. II unannounc al. 'ri 'I I TCU'i Student Associa- ■i slmosl $200,000 In tion finally has a new, con- ' for I new S SAVE YOUR ACTIVITY CARD stitution . -,i buil ' The new code, revised, re- I M E Sadler an written, debated, 'CUSSI d" ■ i .1-. thai thai and discussed for nearly a dged OI paid was approved by the Student ir Ihe proposed three- Body Tuesday, following . « . K long comedy of i rori which nearly eliminated I new building has a legal technicality. M it The favorable vote in T B Bi lid i the rapid daj s election was 143 to 12. >ol of Buaineat, The total vote, 187. repre il] toi the build- ed leas than :i per cent of I >use the departmi total student body and less than I bas< men) 7 pt r cent of the full-time day ■ I..1011 ilism eves are inn enrollment. i separata campaign I ■ • '■ iti w is p istpon 1 Sat- for mmiri fur printing urday after Congress found out upint'tu mi i impuv ISE A Friday it had rejected the or- ■ • ■ of thi gan the previous Monday , ,'M .1 t0 b On thai day. Congress ap- next year. tly passed the eonstitu Sadlei i Ited need 13 to 7. but ll : 0 .1- "Vll.ll to GETTINCTTHE WOBD Aildy Jr. the symbol o( TCU'a Fighting Frogs, takes a toked Article X which ■ ■ lnln| : dose look X the decaJ adorning can and room windows across the Hill this week. His I that the constitution rtudi nti graduat- ruunesakes tookftheir first defeat of the season Saturday from an aroused Aggie elev- must be approved by a two lal ■ . buiineai fieldi en but spirit at Froggjeland is still alive as TCU meets Miami University tonight thirds absolute majority of •;'■ ii t'lf funil Congre - bi tore it could b i ' in the Orange Bowl Radio broadcast of the game starts at (i 50 p m. submitted to the students for l • io M i' become* » • i to do SO i'l I : Visitors Crowd Campus ratification ror ■ r ,*~ nexl few "I wrote that paragraph ' myself.'' groaned Aubrey Bal mi ( of funds to at Owen, student body presi- -nl In tlif drive «ill be dent, "and then I complete- Parents' Day Went Okay ly forgot about it." ■il in remodel tlir Admin Ituilding and Mary Owen wasn't alone. The er- its Burnett Library. ror Slipped past the entire Stri- ■ (1 000 000 v. ill !>.• dent Congress and Student ■ Court It wa.-n't noticed u ■1 ' pit I ■ Ul But Aggies Didn't Help It Friday morning ifactor; i): Badlei - By JIM IIKN'OKK KS No official estimate has been was the most hectic Mondaj. Congress reconstder- ° jy on ad and. ill contrast !.. its p idcquite Library would Everything on TCU's first made as to the number of par- campus in Unlversit) history, viout meeting, passed the <l. ents here over the weekend. nythlng .Ms,- to Parents Day menu was served B ei the usua pre game Illent wil|,out dcbatPi discvl, but Mrs Juanita Owens diet! mob. the Aggies 1 anon, M lemlc program ,,„ „ i, .d,iU\ uut aomeone sion or dissension. The count ill rot! for it i lie commented poured vinegar on the main clan, named an overall figure corps trip dates from TSCYV Mr o. James Hawaii, dl- was 22-0. a hare absolute two course of 2~>i> as dining In the Cafe crowded the Student Center thirds majority. rtai of university develop The culprits came from Col- teria both daj - and grounds as never been be- 'til and members of tbe it's probable thai Saturday The student vote lacked lega Station The Texas Aggiel only 20 votes of rejecting the "■rin c committee, includ playing as if the penalty foi At halftlme. the massive s several mil of town niln- the new law. A two-thirds i def at would be the I crowd was entertained royal- majority of the votes cast aws, mil meet Nov. 4 to •quad, kicked a stunned Frog ly by bands from both > repreia f final plans for the cam was required to approve it. eleven out of tin' nations un- Even Gus reboots and the T(T card Owen thanked members of ilW Mr Sou HI will act tl beaten ranks, ifl-ifi section, under Ihe direction i urilin.itor for the drive Congress for his new gavel, Thej added insult to Injurj of Bruce Neil. San Angelo which he used for the first li ei-os in the Foi I junior. , Willis bv committing the d- rd b< , Didn't Pick lime. The gavel cost SI3.76. ilreadj have m a' throng of :I7,000 in TCU Most folks seem to feel the \ Iflcanl interest in Owen also presented a bill Anion Carter Stadium, the entire weekend would hive for the plaque given to A&M at ■ Di Sadler said, largest gathering ever to "vatch been tremendous success if it halftime Saturday The symbol itions of Dlaciplei of Them All a . • ad [I'llFort WorthVT..OOI footballKHMMUIl *.<game, hadn t been for the final score, of friendly competition be- " throughout the BDd several thousand more t A hat appropriately, we But spun at Frogland is not tween the two schools set Con- a lt ^"«'<1 f<" Pan vtai.on viewer. shale begin with the losers In ■''' '' ™ gress back S14.50. tudi ' f oids On the whole. howe\er. last week's Skill 1 lOtball ion- If you don't believe it. Just After some spirited debate . (pressed eonfl most of the visiting moms test cast I glance al ears on campus Congress chose to let the Fresh il the needed money and dads seemed to cn.iio Joe Rugger, who gt sporting decals with the clam- man Prom remain a semi-form ■i t qulcky. themselves. They sat with conies forth with fairly close orin cry "i « : al affair Several members University has had its their offspring in the stu- predictions, missed all seven Save Your Activity Cards— thought there weren't enough Ion the last dec dent section, observed < lass gam i in the week of phenome- Ihe rrogs Will Rise Again!" (See CONSTITUTION. Page I) i I II Is to meet the room and lah procedures ,unl nal upsets, I ligatlons placed upon : ate in the Cafeteria last Frl And Charles Era i". M ho re sdd oil facilities day and Saturday. in.irked with sincerity after Comfort, Economy to Keynote iry," he addi d carefully marking his lelec :s„- turns. "I've got the winner this week, missed .,11 seven g on 1 Next Friday's Freshman Prom Kight other seven game los All a fellow needs for this ginning at t) ;!u am Monday, ers were Bill King, Kourail K year's Freshman Prom is '"' '" ,,K' dance. Council, Terry Coggssa, Brace Ouy U'oodard and his band Boswell. (. Robert (arr. Paul Mmetfcing more formal than Will play from 8 p.m to mid Sniilh, lion S. I.e.im.in and his birthday suit, a couple night. Dormitory women will Miss Louise Smith. Congratula of bucks and a mil — ac- ' I ii l.il • permission iaj I tions on your perfect negative n,,,,,,,i, i„, ,.,,, . ,," i , niougn thef kilter is.n t required Miss Elisabeth Shelburne \ Ictor)o( irt of women The TCU male Is getting off SiS games threw I'.' pel ions The freshman queen and two considerably lighter for next There were -17 five game losers princesses will be chosen din- Fridi y's dance than i n pre and ;u four-game missci - Fi\ e ing the dance. Ail freshman persons m iscalled II iree games years As the dai women will he given number. I semi formal, there are no lux TWO persons, ,1. I), (lark Jr. i igs and Judges will sell and Dick Xaylor missed only edoes io be rented and in sages Io be bought qu i while couples dam e two games Judges will be Studeat Iio.u (.us .lahren woo four Worth ^'cn don't even hive to wor President Aubrev Oiwen, Abi Theater tickets with only one ry about stepping on a girls i ene senior, anil the four class mlscuc Texas over Ark; long frilly formal or nb< nit presidents, Carl KiMi Rose He predicted the TCU upset on transportation, as the prom will \\ aco senior: Everett Salle, a total of six point be held in Ihe Student (\ lemvllle junior; Bill I'ei i TCU at Miami tonight, and ballroom. Abilene sophomore; and Be Slipper) Rock seeking another For $2 (or $1 if y want I,. Sturgeon, Ramps treshms victory -both make for an be alone), men may .buy tickets sturgeon wfll present t ither week in football, nee at a booth at the south entrance phies to the queen and her einenl the sii.irls section. of the Administration Bidg be court THE SKIFF * Pag. 2 200 Are Due Today for Danforth Confere clear physicist at Convair; Dr posium concerning "Some Dif- lage of the Bible, milt mod- About 200 students and fac- Paul Wassenich.
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