| Teusday, February 29, 2000 |
Houston, Texas |
Volume 65, Issue 105
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Jasckon to Bush: Equalize school funding Candidates debate before SA elections Charges against Walker filed, dropped Monday Officer drives wrong way on freeway UH's Tyson Schweitzer named C-USA's POW
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Pin Lim/The Daily Cougar
The Rev. Jesse Jackson addresses reporters at the University Hilton on Monday. Jackson was at UH calling on Gov. George W. Bush to end alleged discrepancies in funding between the state's traditionally Anglo and African-American universities. The Rev. Jesse Jackson called for an end to educational "apartheid"
in Texas during an unexpected stop at a state higher education board meeting
at UH on Monday, saying Gov. George W. Bush should promote equality in
funding between traditionally Anglo and black state universities.
Political pundit and "lefty" Donald Kaul once said of the Republican
Party that it will not only fade away into obscurity, but historians will
wonder how it lasted as long as it did. Kaul's sentiments are endlessly
echoed by many in the media and nearly every leftist.
Kicking off an awesome weekend of local band shows was the "420Radio.com
Showcase," which took place at Emo's this past Friday and featured three
must-see bands: Simian Revolt, Simpleton Music and Small Craft Advisory.
New millennium, same results. |
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