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was explained to him, he didn’t
feel like he really could remain
silent.
“I felt like I wouldn’t be able
to defend myself.” he said.
When asked if he felt he was
treated fairly by the University,
he said that he did not.
The trial will resume
Wednesday at 9 a.m. and is expect
ed to be completed by Thursday.
will be made at the forum
Wednesday and will be avail
able to answer questions on any
other University-related issues.
“I will lay out what the
changes will be,” Gates said.
Officials are excited about
the chance to reassess admis
sions policies, Frank Ashley,
acting assistant provost for
enrollment at A&M, said earli
er this semester. Many believe
the Supreme Court's ruling
will give A&M the ability to
achieve diversity.
Student Body President
Matt Josefy is urging students
to attend the forum to voice
their opinions about the
changes and to ask Gates
questions about new admis
sions policies.
The forum will be held from
5 to 6 p.m. Wednesday in
Room 111 of the Koldus
Building.
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acquire 100 air rete
tankers from Boeing inligli,
a scandal at the aerospsi
giant that has led to
missal of two executives;'
the resignation of Chain
and CEO Phil Condit.
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