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how to measure a lawyer’s cor-
petence.
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and Ruth Bader Ginsburgta
questioned the quality of sou
lawyers assigned to repress
poor defendants like Banks.
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such lawyers are often ill-p
pared and may have little exps
ence with complex capitalcass
Under the Constitution’s Sic
Amendment and previon
Supreme Court rulings,
defendant is entitled to an
live lawyer.
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tors who are cheating and sorc
defense lawyers who are noth
ing up to the Silt
Amendment,” attorney Kent
said. “You have both those el
ments in this case.”
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Banks with the victim the
he was shot, and driving the l
tim's car afterward. Prosecute-
say the case against Banks
solid, and that time already!:
run out for Banks to make at
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student advocate and someone who is
willing to represent the students to the
upper administration,” he said.
Barry Hammond, former Memorial
Student Center Council president and a
search committee member, said he is
looking for a candidate who not only
values student opinions but also under
stands the uniqueness of the Aggie spir
it.
Kibler, who held an open forum per
taining to his candidacy last week, said
his 23-year tenure at A&M would allow
for a smooth transition into the new
position if elected.
“A&M is a very unique institution. It
has a very unique culture,” he said. “I
think someone that already knows and
understands that and has worked effec
tively within that culture and communi
ty means that 1 could kind of hit the
ground running.”
A reception honoring Southerland
will be held Thursday, April 24, in the J.
Wayne Stark Galleries from 3 to 5 p.m.,
and is open to students, faculty and staff.
Vice President for Student Affairsi candidates
Dr. William Kibler
- Associate Vice President for
Student Affairs, Texas AGlM
Dr. S. Leellen Brigman
Vice President for Student Affairs,
University of Wyoming
Dr. Charles Fey
Vice President for Student Affairs,
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Dr. Juan Gonzalez
- Vice Preeident for Student Affairs,
Georgetown University
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Acute Respiratory Syndrome in Southeast ta
the University has canceled a study abroad pit
gram this summer in Singapore.
Theresa Huth, director of the Internship as fraudulent chat
Living Abroad Program in the Jordan Instituted thaneatinu
International Awareness, said the SARS epider.*' ‘ ~
which had earlier prompted organizers to pos
pone the trip for a month, made the region
risky for the 10 students who were set to spell
six weeks in Singapore.
According to the World Health Organizali
there have been 178 confirmed cases of SARS
Singapore, resulting in 16 deaths. The Centers^ j '
Disease Control has issued travel adviscwA'j; / w’..
China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Vietnam^
Americans planning nonessential travel
areas to postpone their trips.
While in Singapore, students would havesti
with a host family and worked at a professio (
internship, said Huth, a senior computer e»
neering major. The students have the option
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by the Jordan Institute in Australia or theycanCf
for Singapore next summer.
The Institute began its Singapore programtliiii I
years ago, attracted by the nation's low crimeii 1
and bustling business climate.
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Garner, though, said he has no inten
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Iraq is going to be an Iraqi. I don’t rule
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He was careful to frame his mission in
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your life can you have,” he said, “than to
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other people, and that is what we intend
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After his arrival, he visited Baghdad’s
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