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THE DUBUSSY QUARTET
with JAMES DICK, pianist
Performance to be followed by
Q&A with audience members
Thursday Evening
February 13 at 7:30 PM
Rudder Theatre
MSC
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Three Decades of Performing Arts
TICKETS
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www.MSCOPAS.org
JAMES DICK, pianist
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By Colleen Long
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WESTMINSTER, Colo. —
A boy fired several shots in a
Ranum High School courtyard
Wednesday after confronting
another student in a hallway,
authorities said. No injuries
were reported.
A police officer assigned to
the school chased the boy and
captured him nearby, Adams
County sheriff’s Capt. Craig
Coleman said.
The 14-year-old boy, who is
a freshman at Ranum, was taken
to the Adams County Jail,
Coleman said. All 24 schools in
Adams County School District
50 were locked down.
The boy and a 15-year-old
student were involved in a con
frontation in the hallway and the
younger boy waved his hand
inside his coat pocket, indicating
that he had a gun, Coleman said.
The two went out into a
school courtyard, where the boy
pulled out a small semi-auto
matic handgun, authorities said.
The older student and two others
in the courtyard ran inside as the
boy fired at least four shots, hit
ting the building’s facade twice,
Coleman said.
“This is pretty tragic. I cer
tainly hope it wasn’t his parents’
gun, but I can’t imagine where
else he would have gotten it,”
Coleman said.
The boy was expected to face
attempted murder charges,
Coleman said.
Shell casings were littered
around the grounds of the
school. Yellow police tape
stretched across the courtyard.
The school near this north-
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west Denver suburb is aboir
miles from Columbine
School, where two studenl
men killed 13 people on
20, 1999, then killed themsel
Freshman Sara Brazaus
14, said her first class wasab
to begin when she heard
shots Wednesday. “Evei) 1
there are normal high
problems, but I’ve never
this before,” she said.
Her father, Mike Brazaus
was in tears when he arrive
pick up his daughter,
seen a news bulletin abom
shooting while watc
Secretary of State Colin Po
address the United P
about tensions with Iraq.
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war and 1 wonder why kidsss
to think guns are the answer,
ludicrous,” the elder Brazansi
said. “I wonder why pare
don’t pay attention to what
children are doing.”
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HOUSTON — The dentist
accused of running down her
orthodontist husband after con
fronting him with his lover last
summer took the stand in her
own defense Wednesday,
describing how their marriage
crumbled under the weight of
his infidelity.
“We were best friends. We
were very much in love,” Clara
Harris said of her 10-year mar
riage to David Harris, which
ended July 24 in the parking lot
of a suburban Houston hotel
parking lot when she ran over
him with her Mercedes-Benz
after catching him with his
acknowledged lover.
“We are mature people. We
had both gone through divorce.
We felt like there was no better
couple than us. We were a per
fect team,” she said.
Clara Harris claims the death
was accidental. Prosecutor Mia
Magness contends it was inten
tional, making it murder.
Harris spent about 90 min
utes on the stand Wednesday
morning before a lunch break
and defense attorney George
Parnham had not yet questioned
her about the night of David
Harris’ death.
Shortly after the break, how
ever, Parnham grew woozy and
buckled in a courthouse hallway,
according to witnesses.
He appeared alert as deputies
and associates, then paramedics,
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tended to him while he
the floor with a towel
forehead. He was taken to at
pital.
Clara Harris and
involved with the trial were!'
at a distance by deputies foil
some 20 minutes Parnham
on the floor.
After meeting with the
lawyers involved in the
State District Court Judge0
Davies said testimony vW
resume Friday morning.
Wendell Odom, one
Parnham’s partners, atti*
the possible fainting spell
combination of flu and stress
“George is all right
trial will continue as soon as
get him back,” Odom said,
In her testimony, 1
explained how the couple mf!
associates at a dental
their eventual marriage,
twin sons and the establish
of their separate practices
hers in Lake Jackson, aBrazi
County city about an hours#
of Houston, and his in th
southeast Houston.
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gressing well heading into2ft
Clara Harris said, when I
Harris began to change
spring and summer.
“He was a little bit
retracted. He was a little
more stressed. He was a li
bit more intolerant of
boys,” she said, although ^
attributed some of the stress :
the construction of his a (l
orthodontic practice.
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