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Gov. Bush
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hip on jog
BUSH
AUSTIN (AP) — Gov. George W.
Bush, the Republi
can presidential
front-runner, sus
tained minor in
juries to his right
leg and hip yester
day when he dived
to avoid a truck
trailer that over
turned near his
jogging path.
Bush was treated at the scene and
later traveled to New Hampshire for a
scheduled campaign swing, Linda
Edwards, Bush’s press secretary, said.
“I feel great,” Bush said by tele
phone from New Hampshire.
Staff Sgt. Roscoe Hughey, Texas
Department of Public Safety agent
who was accompanying Bush on a
bicycle, received bruises to his left
side, DPS spokesperson Tela Mange
said. He was treated at Brackenridge
Hospital and released about four
hours later, hospital spokesperson
Stephanie Elsea said.
Bush was running on the hike-
and-bike trail around Town Lake in
downtown Austin when the accident
occurred about 12:06 p.m., accord
ing to Edwards and the Austin Police
Department.
A truck pulling a dumpster-like
trailer was traveling on the street that
parallels the jogging trail when the
trailer overturned. Debris — includ
ing chunks of concrete and wood —
were dumped across the jogging path.
“I was at the end of a three-mile
run when I heard the noise, looked
back, [and] saw it start to tip, and my
instincts were to dive,” Bush said.
Bush said he scraped his right leg
and hip when he dived behind a
bridge support.
He said he was not struck by the
debris from the truck.
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Arts Awareness Week: "What's Your Definition of Art" (Nov 1-5).
♦ World's Longest Poem - Literary Arts Committee (Nov 1-5, 10am - 2 pm) Rumours, Rudder
Fountain.
♦ Open Microphone - Literary Arts Committee (Nov 2, 8-10pm) Rumours, Rudder Fountain.
♦ Texas Film Festival Screenings - Film Society (Nov 2, 9am-12pm; Nov 3, llam-lpm; Nov
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♦ P.A.S.A. - Town Hall (Nov 3, 12-lpm) Rudder Fountain.
♦ Film on Video Lecture "Swing Kids" - Film Society (Nov 3, 5-7pm) TBA.
♦ Diwali Festival - ACE (Nov 3, ll:30am-lpm) Flagroom.
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♦ Walk by Art - Visual Arts (Nov 3, 10am-2pm) Rudder Fountain.
♦ Illustration of World's Longest Poem - Visual Arts Committee (Nov 3, 10am-2pm) Rudder
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♦ Make Your Own Masterpiece - Visual Arts Committee (Nov 4, ll:30-lpm) MSC Flagroom.
♦ P.A.S.A. - Town Hall (Nov 5, 12-lpm) Rudder Fountain.
"EL Dio de los Muertos" - CAtAAC (Nov 2, 7-9pm) MSC Room 201.
"A Muppet Movie" - Film Society (Nov 5, 7pm and 9pm) Rudder Theatre.
8th Cut (Nov 6, 7am-4pm).
"The King and I" - OPAS (Nov 7, 2pm and 7:30pm) Rudder Audiotorium
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New Urbanism - Can America Survive Suburbia - Current Issues Awareness Committee (Nov 9, 7pm) Rudder The:
Face to Face Gallery Talk: Lahib Jaddo - Visual Arts Committee (Nov 10. 7:30-8:30pm) MSC Visual Arts Gallery
Veteran's Day Memorial Program - Council Programs (Nov 11, 11:30am - 12:30 pm) MSC Flagroom.
Bonfire Push Begins - (Nov 11).
"Austin Power's 2" - Film Society (Nov 12, 7pm and 9:30pm) Rudder Audiotorium.
25 years of Excellence/Former Students Reunion - CAKhAC (Nov 13, registration 2-6pm, banquet 7-10pm) MSC
Rooms 201, 292, 224, 225, 226.
Bonfire Final Cut- (Nov 13, Sam- 4pm).
Hunger and Homeless Awareness M4seA'-Hospitality (Nov 15-19) MSC Flagroom, Rudder Fountain.
Steve Caiman- Siam Poet- Literary Arts Committee (Nov 16, 8:30-10pm) MSC 206.
Film on Video- Heart of Darkness- Film Society (Nov 17).
American Radio Chamber Orchestra - OPAS (Nov 18, 7:30pm) Rudder Theatre.
Around the World in 180 Days - Literary Arts (Nov 18, 8:30pm) Rumours.
Pre-Kwanza Celebration- Black Awareness Committee (Nov 18, 7:00pm) MSC 201.
The Magic Flute- OPAS (Nov 21, 2pm and 4pm) Rudder Theatre.
Bonfire Burns- (Nov 25).
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Gallery, Rm 289, MSC. MSC Visual Arts Committee.
Engineered for Perfection: the DC Smith Paperweight Collection (through Dec 05, Gallery Hours) MSC Forsyth
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Bill Runyon ’35: The Man, The Collection, The Legacy (through Dec 20, Gallery Hours) MSC Forsyth Gallery.
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Bright Light in a Cloudy Sky - The Paintings of Ernest Lawson (through Dec 20, Gallery Hours) MSC Forsyth
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