A new mosque opened less than four miles from campus Friday, with members at the door all day eager to welcome in those in the community interested in learning about the new facilities and the Muslim religion."I am so happy for the new mosque," said Saddyna Belmashkan, a freshman international communications major and mosque member. "Now we can accommodate more people."

The 35,000 square-foot, two-story Masjid Al-Ibrahimi mosque opened at 4901 Diaz Ave., only a few blocks from the older and smaller facility on Fletcher Street.

Male soccer players at TCU have the opportunity this year to compete against other colleges and universities, despite the lack of a men's varsity soccer team.After five games, the men's club soccer team, which began playing this semester, is 4-1, said team president Micah Munekata.

The team plays in the Texas Collegiate Soccer League, which is divided into regions, Munekata, a junoir political science major, said. TCU plays in the Lone Star Men North region, along with two Texas-Arlington teams, Abilene Christian and Tarleton State. Every team plays each other twice.

The Horned Frog football team continued its dominance over Mountain West competition with a 49-28 victory over New Mexico on Saturday.Junior quarterback Jeff Ballard, starting for an injured Tye Gunn, came out and proved that he belonged with the starting unit.

Ballard not only had success in the air, going 16-28 with 192 passing yards and no interceptions, but he also did his best impersonation of freshman tailback Aaron Brown, rushing nine times for 83 yards and four touchdowns, including a 56-yard run for a score.

TCU hosted two of the top eight rifle teams in the country, and both finished ahead of the third-place Shooting Frogs at the five-team Horned Frog Invitational over the weekend.Tournament champion Nevada set the pace with a combined score in the air rifle and .22-caliber smallbore competition of 4,644, Texas-El Paso came in second, shooting a 4,591, and the Frogs finished 169 points of the pace with a score of 4,475. Texas A&M and New Mexico Military Institute ended the weekend in fourth and fifth respectively, well off the winning mark.

The TCU soccer team had the magic working this weekend as it rolled past the Sam Houston State Bearkats and the Boise State Broncos.Friday, the Horned Frogs managed to outshoot the Bearkats 33-7 in a 4-0 victory with sophomore forward Bjarnveig Birgisdottir's three goals leading the charge. Her hat trick was the first by a TCU soccer player since Jill Cook pulled off the feat in 1999.

Junior forward Angie Nickens contributed the other goal for the Frogs, and junior goalie Katy Buchanan recorded her second shutout of the season with four saves.

The menu includes Surf-n-Turf, recipes from home and Saturday steak night, and it is not at a local five-star restaurant. It is at The Main.The Main recently introduced a new twist on the dining choices for students who dine on campus.

Legia Abato, the marketing manager for TCU Dining Services, said the choices are going to alternate every night.

"We have had such a great response to the remodeling restaurant style of Pond Street Grill that we have decided to incorporate some different features at The Main during the week," Abato said.