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Jeff Broaddus, first regiment
commander and a senior polit
ical science and international
studies major, said the award
shows the support alumni have
for the Corps.
“The Cain is a great honor,”
Broaddus said. “From a money
standpoint, the award is great.
But, it also says a lot about the
alumni support and how they
feel about the Corps. It shows
the respect people who came
before us have for cadets.”
The commandant also pre
sented three units with the J.J.
Sanchez Recruiting and Reten
tion Award. The award is named
for cadet J.J. Sanchez, Class of
’93, who was killed in a car acci
dent in 1992.
Company F-2 received this
year’s award for the best re
cruiting and retention pro
gram for cadets. The outfit re
ceives a flag designating the
Sanchez Award winner and the
cadets in the unit receive a ci
tation cord to wear with their
uniforms. The second and
third place units receive award
streamers to be displayed on
their unit guidons.
Mark Lehenbauer, a cadet in
F-2 and a senior construction
science major, said the unit re
ceived the award for their work
with cadets in the outfit.
“We are always trying new
ideas,” Lehenbauer said. “But,
so is everyone else. The award is
based on the quality of the
cadets in our outfit.”
The Sanchez family was at
the review. Lehenbauer said the
award allowed outfit members
to see the active part they each
had in the unit’s efforts.
“The Sanchez family was out
there,” Lehenbauer said. “Indi
vidually, the award shows the
respect we have for a fellow
cadet and what he (Sanchez)
stood for.”
Company K-l received an
award for the highest grades of
any Corps unit during the
Spring 1997 semester. The unit
received a streamer for the
unit’s guidon.
Kyle Seele, commander of K-
1 and a senior mechanical engi
neering major, said the award
was given to the outfit for its
emphasis on scholastics. The
outfit’s overall grade-point ratio
was a 2.91 for the semester.
“Company K-l emphasizes
scholastics as our number one
priority,” Seele said. “It was very
rewarding to be recognized
publicly for the hard work and
efforts of each individual in the
outfit.”
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pool to pay for other state programs.
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lottery players being “ripped off.” He tried
to release the report himself before the
commission fired him Oct. 29.
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with a video camera during an informal
meeting with reporters.
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sought the report under the Texas Public
Information Act, but the lottery has turned
down those requests and now wants Texas
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