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Wiatt said the Bush
library is the only location
on campus with heightened
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like this will be
dealt with in most
serious manner.
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immediate threats or indica
tions of any threats to the Bush
complex or any other location
on campus, Wiatt said.
These are only precau
tionary measures, and there
is no need for panic or fear,
Wiatt said. Further security
measures are not planned,
but if a threat seems possi
ble, action will be taken.
Wiatt also said that this
is not a time for practical
jokes or tests on security
measures.
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ed with anthrax or anything
else. Anything like this will
be dealt with in the most
serious manor,” Wiatt said.
Blake said the library was
the most likely site on cam
pus to become a potential
terrorist target.
“I think an attack on this
particular facility would be
used to symbolically affect
President George W. Bush,
and of course in response to
the former president’s
(George H. W. Bush)
involvement in the Gulf
War,” Blake said.
Hobby
Continued from Page 1
Hobby also emphasized the
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tion and the rising minority pop
ulation in the state.
“In order to see what the
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and its burgeoning Hispanic and
Asian population,” Hobby said.
Hobby also served as the pres
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of the Board of H&C
Communications until his retire
ment in 1996.
In addition to his many offices
and chairmanships. Hobby has
been honored numerous times,
named a Distinguished Alumnus
by Rice University President
Emeritus by the Texas Senate and
given the Santa Rita Award.
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from four universities.
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In 1998. Olson cametol
A&M as an officer-in-resi
to teach at the George
School of Government
Public Service. He be
permanent faculty mei
August 2000 and retired
the CIA in the summerof
“I had the privilege of
ing under George
briefing him, when he w
office,” Olson said. “He»:
international affairs and Hi
security in the curriculum,
was asked to come here.”
Olson teaches a senior
political science courseon
War intelligence, and two
ate courses on U.S. Intdl
and national security and
national crisis manage]
serves as the Director
George Bush Cefii
Program. He is also invol
establishing a new mastei
gram in international a
starting next fall. Olsonsa
prospect of an internal
program at A&M is etci
because there are few school
the nation with thistypeof,
gram.
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retired from the CIA. aft?
attacks on Sept. ll.Olsoo
consulted on
the rebuilding of U.S. hs
intelligence.
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of being asked bac
Washington D.C., but he
like to stay here.
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we really caught toe A
Spirit,” Olson said, "lam
impressed by the students
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and integrity of so man;
dents is something I has
seen anywhere else.”
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