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Tue Feb 8
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W ed Feb 9
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Econ 202
Dr. Allen
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Mon Feb 7
6pm-8pm
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T»ie Feb 8
6pm-8pm
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Wed Feb 9
6pm-8pm
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Thu Feb 10
6pm-8pm
Econ 322
Dr. Allen
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Mon Feb 7
4pm-6pm
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Tue Feb 8
4pm-6pm
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W ed Feb 9
4pm-6pm
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Thu Feb 10
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Fine 341
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Sun Feb 6
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Mon Feb 7
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Tue Feb 8
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Info 305
Anthony &
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Mon Feb 7
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Tue Feb 8
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Wed Feb 9
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Thu Feb 10
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Math 141/166
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Mon Feb 7
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Tuc Feb 8
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Wed Feb 9
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Math 142
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Mon F'eb 7
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Tuc Feb 8
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Wed Feb 9
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Austin Maness, a junior engineering technology major, checks out a Corvette at
the MSC Tuesday. The car was one of many displayed outside the MSC by the
Texas A&M Sportscar Club.
Child dies in psychiatric hospital
SAN ANTONIO (AP) —A 9-year-old boy has
died after psychiatric hospital workers pinned him
to the floor during a violent struggle.
Randy Steele died Monday afternoon at North
Central Baptist Hospital, a day after the incident
at Laurel Ridge Hospital.
A spokeswoman for the psychiatric hospital
said the boy had been at the locked facility since
Jan. 7.
He reportedly became violent Sunday after
noon and scuffled with two mental health work
ers, she said.
As staff workers restrained the boy, holding his
arms and wrestling him to the floor, he began to
struggle to breathe, spokeswoman Donna Bur-
tanger said.
“Fie was becoming very violent, quite aggres
sive,” Buitanger said. “They were trying to calm
him down.”
Police spokesman Al Ballew said the boy
showed signs of trauma on his face and abdomen.
Until police get an autopsy report, investiga
tors are handling the case as an apparent sudden
death, Ballew said.
“We feel our staff acted professionally and in
full accordance with all operating procedures,”
Burtanger said. “They are specially trained in
methods of physical restraint.”
It was the second time in less than three years
a young patient has died after being restrained by
Laurel Ridge workers.
In August 1997, a 16-year-old girl died imme
diately after a violent struggle with staff members.
The Bexar County medical examiner’s of
fice ruled the girl died from a previous heart
condition.
On Jan. 25, a 15-year-old girl was killed when
she tried to escape the hospital and ran into high
way traffic on Loop 1604.
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1 lOUSTON (AP) — A federal judge Monday on
depositions of tw o federal prosecutors, an FBI agent
key witnesses in the public corruption case againstil
Texas prison chief James A. “Andy” Collins.
U.S. District Judge Ly nn N. Hughes' mling couldi
nate the immunity offers made by the government tohi
Michael and Patrick Ciraham, Houston businessmen a
milted felons w ho are the key w itnesses in three majors
corruption cases.
Since falling into tax trouble in early 1996, theft
have been the centerpiece witnesses of separate federal:
ligations in Louisiana and Texas into Collins, formerLk
Gov. Fdwin Edwards and former Houston Mayaj
Hotheinz.
Defense lawyers want to find out what theG
offered in return for their testimony during a l ( )%irsi
with federal investigators in New Orleans. Last mi
judge delayed the start of Collins' trial to continue pn
extent of the immunity offer.
Collins is accused of accepting S20.()(X) in kickbact
Canadian businessman Yank Barry , owner of VttaPro
Prosecutors allege Collins, then director of the TexasD:
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through the normal, forma
procedure to obtain immii
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ment of Criminal Justice, in exchange approved a fr
S37.7 million contract for a soybean-based meals
made by VitaPro.
Hughes' order, stemming from a defense motioo
November, requires the C irahams. assistant U-S-Atwrai
ter Strasser and Jim Letten and FBI Agent JeffSanir
deposed.
Strasser, Letten and Santini, all based in the tel
triet of Louisiana in New ()rleans. made a verbal immE'
fer to the Grahams in 1996, federal prosecutors here to
knowledged.
"It appears they did not go through the normal.Mr;.fiseason at tl
cedure to obtain immunity for the (irahams. - ' Iktecw Vining
prosecutors during the hearing. "One of the reMi'iuf
those procedures is so the people can know
eminent is doing.”
In December, I lughes ordered the govemmeMWl
every record it had pertaining to the Grahams’ imitiuM
after Collins’ attorney, Michael Ramsey, filed fora;';
ance to probe the agreement.
Collins’ trial is delayed indefinitely pending tM
lions, the first of which I lughes ordered to begin n.
During the hearing, Ramsey also offered once-s*
timony from a former assistant U.S. Attorney who9
to I louston to forestall a bankruptcy hearing that
forced Michael Ciraham to testify.
Both brothers have pleaded guilty to felonies—
forgery and bankruptcy fraud, Patrick to a theft charsfi
cepting $ 150,000 as part of a plan to get a convictedm
out of prison. Both admitted failing to pay their 19901!
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