Riding the bus would be more convenient if The T would run every 30 minutes during busier hours, or if it would run at different times, said TCU Systems Librarian Walter Betts, who commutes to work every day.

However, bus hours were changed due to a $2.1 million decrease in sales tax revenues, which helped fund The T, according to its website. The changes will save over $700,000 annually.

President Barack Obama has seen a four-point upswing in his approval rating since his speech ending combat missions in Iraq, according to CNN.com. Fifty-one percent of Americans now approve of the job Obama is doing in office.

For the economy, however, Obama has received a new low approval rating according to the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation Survey. Just less than five in 10 Americans now trust that Barack Obama can revive the economy.

The TCU women's soccer team kept their non-conference schedule rolling this weekend with a 2-2 tie in double overtime against the University of Houston and a 4-3 win over Northwestern State University.

Friday night, TCU played the University of Houston. TCU senior defender Cheryl Martin said TCU was not intimidated by Houston's 3-1 record before Friday, and said thought it was definitely a winnable game.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. 8212; A minister said Tuesday that he will continue with plans to burn the Quran to protest the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks despite warnings from U.S. Gen. David Petraeus in Afghanistan that doing so would endanger the lives of American soldiers.

Pastor Terry Jones of the Dove World Outreach Center said he understands Gen. David Petraeus' concerns, but plans to go forward with the burning this Saturday, the ninth anniversary of the attacks.

ARLINGTON, Texas 8212; The Horned Frogs will likely have to be perfect again in the regular

The TCU football team will have to continually prove themselves to receive recognition on a national level, even after the team's performance against Oregon State on Saturday, Horned Frog head football coach Gary Patterson said.

"No matter what we do and how we do it, we're always having to prove ourselves," Patterson said. "That's okay with us."

Quarterback Andy Dalton said he thinks the national spotlight and national attention for TCU will pick up after Saturday's game.

Gov. Rick Perry has nothing to gain and everything to lose by participating in an October debate with opponent Bill White, which was why he has declined to do so, according to one political science professor.

In an e-mail Adam Schiffer wrote that he believed Perry's strategy was to distract voters from upcoming election issues and rely on his incumbency to win him the election.

Residents of Milton Daniel Hall and students of the John V. Roach Honors College have the opportunity to win $1,000 in the college's first-ever film competition.

The competition, called FrogFilm, was designed to help the hall's residents learn to work together, express creativity and become acquainted with different aspects of the university, Ronald Pitcock, director of prestigious scholarships in the John V. Roach Honors College, told students about the contest in an informational session Thursday night.