Image provided by: Texas A&M University
About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1999)
Exam Tomorrow? GIG ‘EM NOTES Today! Daily Notes Exam Packs Full Semester Packs Exam Packs Available for: ACCT 209.506 BIOL 113.503- 504 BIOL 114.500 ECON 203.506 HIST 105.508 HIST 106.509 MGMT 105.500 MGMT 363.501-502 MKTG 321.501- 505 PHYS 306.501 POLS 207504 RENR 205.502 SOCI 319.500 694-9403 707 Texas Ave., 222D (Next to Barnes & Noble) Be All You Can Be In Off Campus Aggies What: General Meeting Where: Koldus 110 When: Tonight Reporting Time: 20.30hrs (8:30PM) Theme: Camouflage Office: Koldus 137 #845-0688 http://oca.tamu.edu mUh 1 m Hank Williams Wednesday, November 17 Doors open at 6 p.m. Show starts at 7:30 p.m. with Johnny Lyon and the “Country Nu-Notes” Tickets s 8 in advance at Cavender’s Boot City 696-8800 Disc Go Round 846-6620 Smetana Grocery 775-9337 & Texas Hall of Fame 822-2222 or S 10 at the door 5- They say the friendships you form in coNege last a Think about it Campus Crusade for Christ 696-8289 CRU.TAMU.EDU Page 10 • Tuesday. November 16, 1999 N EWS Honolulu man pleads not guilty HONOLULU (AP) — The copi er repairman charged with gun ning down seven of his Xerox co workers pleaded not guilty yesterday to all nine counts of a grand jury indictment. A Circuit Court judge then re voked Byran Uyesugi’s $7 million bail and set a Jan. 18 trial date. The 40-year-old Uyesugi is ac cused of going on a shooting spree Nov. 2 at a Xerox Corp. parts ware house in the city’s industrial dis trict. Six of his fellow technicians and a supervisor were killed. No motive has been released, but prosecutors said the victims were gathering for a morning meet ing to discuss Uyesugi’s light work load, among other things. At least 28 bullet casings from a 9 mm semiautomatic handgun were found at the scene, meaning the gunman had time to reload, au thorities said. Uyesugi later surrendered to po lice after a five-hour armed standoff. Uyesugi was indicted last week on one count of first-degree mur der, seven counts of second-degree murder and one count of attempt ed murder in the second-degree. Under state law, first-degree murder covers multiple killings and carries a penalty of life imprison ment without parole. Hawaii has no death penalty. ie Battalion Aim high - iley Jai they cc physic, ing that Jam wimming am I The 6-foot- )wn called S ackstroker w y on talent , learned him an The 6-foot- osite. As a fre new to swir 3 excel in the espite all the Joy Whitney, a senior petroleum engineering major(cenfewl and Bronwen Gregory, a junior English major (right),figtiipl the ball after a draw against Texas Tech University duringir| Quickstick Invitational on Saturday and Sunday at theZach I Fields. The A&M Lacrosse-team won the tournament inthefN championship match against Baylor University. Birmingham school workers go on str BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Hundreds of teachers, bus drivers and lunchroom workers went on strike yes terday, protesting a $30,000 raise for the city school su perintendent at a time of meager pay increases for oth er school system employees. Some of the system’s 75 schools were virtually emp ty as teachers picketed the school board office. Administrators and substitute teachers filled where they could, but many parents kept their chil dren home from school. “We have spoken, and no one has listened,’’ Alaba ma Education Association leader Paul Hubbert told a Foday is the fci meeting of 500 educator; have been listened to. ” Teachers in Birmingham lack collective!) rights and do not have a contract. Hubbertssj nothing in state law that says if teachers cans a 1958 advisory opinion from the state atton)jJL| «« al said teachers cannot legally strike and tl'gf; |i boards may file suit to force strikers back toi Birmingham Education Assoaiiion P/vsn Texas A&M M< Sykes conceded the work stopp4gewasprobali^H(ieft) and Rile} “We don’t have a legal right to strike, and \- face some problems becauseotit, "Sykessaid. MAKE $1OO EVEN BEFORE YOU FIND A JOB! FRE Enter your resume at www.jobdirect.com/contest for a chance to win $100 www.j o bd i rect.cojj Great Jobs For College Studenl