Show this Saturday, Feb. 1 st , 9:00 p.m.
at Rudder Auditorium for
FREUDIAN
improv comedy
Tickets now on sale at Rudder Box Office for $ 5
Come fully dressed in a ninja, toga, fairy
or pirate costume and get in for $ 3!l
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Visit Us at the Bridal Show - Feb 2 - Reed Area
SENIORS
Time is running out!
Don't miss your opportunity to be in
the 2003 Aggieland yearbook.
Get your picture taken at
AR Photography
by Feb. 13
404 University Dr. E„ Ste. F
(in shopping center across from Albertson's)
Questions?
Call 693-8183 or 845-2682
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NEWS IN BRIEF
Autopsy photos shown in
case of runover husband
HOUSTON (AP) — A woman on trial
for fatally running over her philandering
husband with a Mercedes-Benz burst into
tears Tuesday when a prosecutor showed
jurors graphic autopsy photos of his
injuries.
Clara Harris, 44, wiped away tears
throughout the day as a police detective tes
tified he found a large patch of blood, bits of
hair and grass on the undercarriage of the
silver sedan.
But she began sobbing when prosecutor
Mia Magness began asking a medical exam
iner about injuries depicted in the photos.
“We’re not going to have any outbursts
during testimony,” District Judge Carol
Davies said after Harris began crying
uncontrollably, burying her head in her arms
on the defense table.
Harris is charged with murder for the July
24 death of her orthodontist husband. 44-
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