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proposed plan for changes,
including that lots near student
residence halls be allocated with
priority for on-campus residents,
that existing bus routes be redi
rected to more efficiently move
students between parking and
academic areas and that
Transportation Services continue
to make all possible parking
accommodations for students dis
placed during home football
games.
The bill passed as emergency
legislation.
A Human Rights and Labor
Standards Investigation bill,
intended to allow the executive
branch to look into labor condi
tions of A&M licensee compa
nies through the appointment of
an advisory committee, and a bill
to dissolve the two graduate stu
dent senator seats, introduced by
two graduate senators, passed on
first reading.
The Senate also passed a reso
lution to welcome the Qatari stu
dents, faculty and staff into the
Texas A&M community.
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Bush said the bombing
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idate, they hope to demoralize.
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