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UTSG is moving to contact the committee members
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 12:29 pm
by Codename46
Got an email from one of our informers in UT Student Government:
"SB 1164/HB 1893 (Concealed Carry on Campus):
--referred to State Affairs in Senate (
http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/Committe ... ess=81R&Cm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
teCode=C570) and Public Safety in House (
http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/Committe ... ess=81R&Cm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
teCode=C420); no hearing scheduled yet, but you can call members on
committee ahead of time and tell them about how our SG voted on a resolution
to maintain the gun ban on college campuses"
Any suggestions for UTSCCC people?
Re: UTSG is moving to contact the committee members
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 12:55 pm
by will381796
I find it funny how any student government organization thinks that they have any type of real power or influence over state laws or even institutional policy.
Re: UTSG is moving to contact the committee members
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 1:04 pm
by Codename46
will381796 wrote:I find it funny how any student government organization thinks that they have any type of real power or influence over state laws or even institutional policy.
You'd be surprised how deep these guys are in the pockets of skull-and-bones types of groups.
Re: UTSG is moving to contact the committee members
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 8:07 am
by Reloader
These are the same bozos that said UT in Austin had never had a shooting...I remember August 1, 1966, when citizens pinned down, using personal deer rifles, Charles Whitman in the tower so the APD could get in and neutralize him. I was told by a a student rep "that doesn't count"?
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Re: UTSG is moving to contact the committee members
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 8:15 am
by frazzled
Codename46 wrote:will381796 wrote:I find it funny how any student government organization thinks that they have any type of real power or influence over state laws or even institutional policy.
You'd be surprised how deep these guys are in the pockets of skull-and-bones types of groups.
Alumni matter. Student groups are only good for mocha latte outrage.
Re: UTSG is moving to contact the committee members
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 1:11 pm
by Codename46
Reloader wrote:These are the same bozos that said UT in Austin had never had a shooting...I remember August 1, 1966, when citizens pinned down, using personal deer rifles, Charles Whitman in the tower so the APD could get in and neutralize him. I was told by a a student rep "that doesn't count"?
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When did you talk to this person?
Re: UTSG is moving to contact the committee members
Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 7:49 pm
by stevie_d_64
Codename46 wrote:Reloader wrote:These are the same bozos that said UT in Austin had never had a shooting...I remember August 1, 1966, when citizens pinned down, using personal deer rifles, Charles Whitman in the tower so the APD could get in and neutralize him. I was told by a a student rep "that doesn't count"?
![confused5 :confused5](./images/smilies/confused5.gif)
When did you talk to this person?
Love to ask that knucklehead why they think it doesn't count...They weren't even born...And truthfully, I was only 2 yrs old...But I know how my parents felt about it...My Dad just finished up his masters degree, and if I recall being told we lived just right off-campus under that tower...
Funny how a place of such a prestigious level of quality education, and the people that go there for that education, need an extra dose of common sense...
I am glad I'm an Aggie...