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after 9-1 1 was our farm!} ■
we got home," Debbie sani. < hi;
could you hope to achieve tlial 1 nu!
pation. (Our family) holds (ihc e
that until we could have something i
rival that or come up to that lane.::
ry) that the students set the b ir \.
Toni a Grigg, Class of 1998, u r.
that ran in The Battalion ! Ihim. a.
her disappointment that the Red. \
Blue Towel Out was canceled.
“1 remember thinking that ihere
something else benthd (the .aiieeli
event),” Grigg said. “Certainl\ ! a. •
that reason is we need to ha el-
victims and survivors) are ihc ones
every right to tell us please don': do
Grigg said she is currently work
instructional designer with an anti
class that teaches that niemoriaii/nu
memorating is the best way to help
terrorism get closure.
The Red, White and Blue foe ,
originally planned by Iresinr.ai
ack tin
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that will be included in the
exhibit.
“There was a note attached
saying (the children) had re
ceived comfort from the bear
and hoped we would too."
Cook said.
Menarchik said he thinks
this is going to be a power
ful exhibit that will receive a
powerful response from the
Brazos Valley.
“Americans have an attach
ment to this piece for what ii
represents,” Menarchik said.
“People will want to com
here and touch a piece of
their 21 st century.”
Menarchik said that al
ter the exhibit is taken down
from the Bush Library, it will
be handed over to Texas Task
Force I.
“They will keep the steel
stored until it is ready and pre
pared to be put on permaneni
display at the College St:
Veterans Memorial Park ne> i
year,” Menarchik said.
mg in
early
i nc r
ton A
19'
al exam and
^estigated or
ing the exam
arth of train-
antly denied
:re pulled to
ard. Yet, for-
Speaker Ben
at who now
; stepped for-
>ed Bush and
wealthy fami-
uard so they
in Vietnam,
i basic train-
)68, and by
ssigned as a
lerceptors in
m at Elling-
Killian, the
ider, ordered
2, to undergo
:al, the new
dllian said in
d had con-
ush “pi how
t of coming
through No
il towel,” said Jacob Scher. direc
t’s not really cheapening anything,
hose affected by the tragedy) ”
she has “some very sweet mem-
\ ent and that she is appreciative
ort that Aggies give. The Capps
K) .started a fuml -that- wjll help
i\ for their ednealion She said
eided ttfstart the VTIdlafshipYo
mory of those firefighters who
the Trade Center victims,
e memory of what was accom-
yle Field,” Debbie said. “The
want to do is have anyone’s
>r fee! like we’re not supportive
eve me, we are. Our hearts are
s this week. We know that (all
are done with the best intent in
vember” because Bush wanted
to go to Alabama to work on a
political campaign.
Killian wrote that they
talked about Bush getting his
flight physical and that Bush
said he would do it in Alabama
if he remained in flight sta
tus. But he said Bush said he
“may not have the time.” The
memo said Bush was “talking
to someone upstairs” about the
Alabama transfer.
The same memo also made
clear that Killian was concerned
about the fact that the military
had spent a substantial amount
of money training Bush to fly.
“I advised him of our invest
ment in him and his commit
ment,’ he wrote in the memo.
On Aug. 1, 1972, Killian or
dered that Bush “be suspended
from flight status due to failure
to perform to (United States
Air Force/Texas Air National
Guard) standards and failure to
meet annual physical examina
tion (flight) as ordered.”
Killian said he wanted a
formal inquiry into the cir
cumstances surrounding the
flight suspension. No records
have surfaced that one was
ever conducted.
Ruth Harringtc
dies at age 96
widow of former preside?«
chancellor of Texas A&MN ||
s Harrington, died a *
96 on Aug. 30.
Harrington was the
of the President's
Service Award and the Rufr
nngton Chair in Educational
ship was established in herht
Harrington attended I
dolph Macon College
Baylor University. Thro
out her life, she was ach
the A&M Mother’s Club
taught a class at the !
Baptist Church in Bryan.
“She gave her life to supo
ing A&M (and) embraced
role of being the First Lad
A&M,” said her grandson.’
Harrington. Class of 1989.
Funeral services wereK
on Sept. 3 at Hillier hi
Home in Bryan. Texas.
Chairs
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students to voice their opi
and give their senators feed
Renfrow said there weres
issues that the Senate isi
into consideration.
“We’re going to bringthi
lie servant aspect back to So
Renfrow said. “The officers
been talking a lot about tte
about turning this organ:;
back into what it used tor
plify, which was statesman:
Renfrow said there are
issues the Senate is worki:
this year, from pushing fo
free textbooks to working!
tuition deregulation to g
undergraduates appointed to
ulty search committees.
“Students will be able to
more visible Senate that is
ing feedback and opinions
the students and representing!
issues and concerns to the A
istration and others,” he said
Nichols said this sen
would be one of extensi'
ternal change for the Sena!
that students could expect to
complete overhaul of the b
and constitution. Nicholi
the rules and regulations
be looking at re-apportioii®
soon as the respective enrol
numbers were made publn
“In the spring, when we
enrollment numbers for the
live colleges, we’re going
at which colleges gained!
students, and then re-appod'
cordingly,” Nichols said.
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