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caught before the plane departed
from Dallas-Fort Worth
International Airport.
“Unfortunately in a time like
this, the FBI has a responsibility
to keep a watch on the names
that are on that list,” Wiatt said.
“I don't know why the name was
not caught before the plane took
off. I don’t know how those
names are checked — probably
by a computer.”
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not clear who was going to be
the staff member on the trip.
It’s very difficult to staff the
trip. After Sept. 11, that gave
us the momentum to call it
off.”
He said the cancellation had
nothing to do with the Rowan
debacle. An investigation by
University officials examined
allegations of alcohol abuse,
inappropriate sexual advances
and illegal drug use by Rowan.
The findings have not been
made public. Rowan acknowl
edged drinking too much, but
has denied the other allegations.
Tom Fitzhugh, a Houston
lawyer and fundraiser for the
trip, said concern for partici
pants’ safety is one of the rea
sons that the trip was canceled.
“The trip has been post
poned until 2002 due to con
cerns following September
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mysterious about it. !'m not
sure we could muster enough
students and allay concerns
about safety for such a trip at
this time.”
Kristi Zipp, a senior mar
keting major, participated in
the London trip in March
2000 and said she enjoyed
the experience.
“I met so many cool peo
ple — lots of people in the
MSC and leaders around
campus.” Zipp said. “You’re
seeing a different culture and
networking with fellow and
old Ags. You're having a blast
walking around seeing things
that have been there lor hun
dreds of years and it's mind-
boggling.”
Fitzhugh said the trip's
hiatus is temporary.
“The trip has been a won
derful part of the MSC and my
life, and I certainly expect it to
continue,” Fitzhugh said.
them down, and gr;
binoculars and said
one that comes up gets
somebody who wasalre;
stands, I guess, came
knocked the fool outofmej
him hit me —a kid in a
“It was like the
McKinney said. “They
coming up over the wall:
According to McKinej
two uniformed police
who were six feet a'
nothing to help controltlx
at ion. The officers
McKinney for his identil
a request to which he ci
with his government ii
tion card.
After the incident,M
w as escorted to the A&M
room by a police officer
family of A&M junior
lineman Michael Mahan,
Bramhall treated him.
According to the Terns
L diversity Police Dq
no arrests were made.
"The actions of a
students tarnished an
victory by our football
not only tearing down tie
posts, but also by carnal
goalposts and makitij
attempt to place it in the
A&M section,’’said Teus
Director of Athletics
Meyers in a w ritten Stan
"This behavior is an
rassment to the university
will not be condoned by
dents, alumni or fansofli
Tech. On behalf of the
ty. I want to apologize to
A&M for the behaviors
group of students who 11
irresponsibly. This tfl
behavior will not be totf
and we will take steps to
it doesn’t happen again."
McKinney was
Perry's chief of staff Auf
2001. He was Texas Healtli
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under President George
Bush during his tenure as|
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