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WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
2003 - 2004
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Who’s Who applications are now available for both graduate
students and senior undergraduates in the following locations:
Office of the Dean of each College
Office of Graduate Studies (302 Administration)
Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs (10“’ Floor Rudder)
Commandant’s Office (Military Sciences Building)
Student Programs Office (2 nd Floor MSC)
Student Activities Office (125 Koldus Building)
Sterling C. Evans Library
V/est Campus Library
http://studentactivities.tamu.edu/whoswho
Completed applications are due to the Office of Graduate Studies or the Department of
Student Activities no later than 5 p.m., on Friday, October 24, 2003.
Applications may be personally delivered or sent through US Mail or Campus Mail to either:
Office of Graduate Studies Dept, of Student Activities
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be expelled from the West
Bank to the Gaza Strip. It
issued similar expulsion orders
for three more Palestinians on
Wednesday. Human rights
groups condemn the policy as a
violation of international law.
Wednesday’s bomb explod
ed around 10:15 a.m. (4:15
a.m. EDT) as the three-car con
voy, escorted by Palestinian
police, was heading south on
Gaza’s main road just after
entering the Gaza Strip from
Israel. In Washington, State
Department spokeswoman
Brooke Summers said the blast
came from a “previously plant
ed explosive device.”
An AP reporter saw a gray
wire with an on-off switch
leading from the scene of the
attack to a small concrete
building at the side of the road.
After the first two cars went
by, the third car had just passed
when the blast went off near a
gas station, said Mohammed
Radwan, a Palestinian taxi
driver who was at the station at
the time. “The first two cars
drove quickly and stopped far
from the explosion. Palestinian
security people jumped out of
the car and rushed to the car
that had blown up ... I saw two
people covered with blood
lying next to the car,” he said.
The blast gouged a deep
crater into the unpaved stretch
of road. The attack tore the van
in half and flipped it over, leav
ing the wreckage twisted with
the tires up in the air. The pave
ment was stained with blood
and littered with bits of flesh
that were collected by
Palestinian paramedics.
can follow them for several
years afterward.
“1 am an Aggie, and I know
how things are here in College
Station, “ Placke said.
Thibodeaux said that with the
advent of the Internet and sites
such as publicdata.com, it is
much easier to access a person’s
records than in the past. The fact
that these records can now be
suppressed eliminates what
Thibodeaux called the “collater
al consequence” of deferred
adjudication.
Bass also cited the side
effects of deferred adjudication,
“It’s not a conviction, but
people are still being punished,“
Bass said.
Freshman agribusiness major
Annette Cadena said she was
surprised at the new law. Others,
like Alicia Feagley, were sup
portive of the bill’s effect.
“I think it’s right, “said
Feagley, a sophomore political
science major. “You do have the
right to suppress your informa
tion.”
Feagley compared the new
law to the expunging of juvenile
records.
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