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CORRECTIONS
| UPDATED DEC. 06, 02
• Wednesday’s
story “Chinese choir to present holiday special,” should
have said the event will be on Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday’s story “Senators postpone language decision”
should have said a revision of the modern languages department’s
proposal was based on collective efforts of department staff, not
President Robert Witt’s advice. The misstatement was due to
incorrect information provided to The Shorthorn.
Nov 22
• Tuesday’s
story “Official pushes for bus upgrade” should have stated
that UTA did not purchase a wheelchair accessibility bus for $250,000.
The bus referred to in the article is for demonstration purposes
only and does not belong to UTA.
Tuesday’s story “Lady Mavs reach top in game four,”
should have stated the championship game was played Saturday.
Nov 21
• Wednesday’s
story “5 win engineering seats” should have listed Usman
Tareen and Khawaja Nazim as two of the five new engineering senators.
Nov 20
• Tuesday’s
story “Witt defends degree cancellations” should have
said there have been 10 German graduates in nine years.
Nov 19
• In
the Nov. 7 story “50 students protest for dropped programs,”
interdisciplinary studies senior Charlene Ayotte’s name was
misspelled.
In the photo caption with Thursday’s story “Security,
new media topics at fair,” Michael Youngblood was misidentified.
Nov 14
• Tuesday’s
story “Regents assess funding proposal” should have stated
the amount a repair project must cost before it needs UT-System
Board of Regents approval is $2 million.
Tuesday’s campus brief “’Smart home’ technology
presentation scheduled” should have said the presentation is
Nov. 21.
Nov 13
• In
Tuesday’s story “SC will review dropped degrees,”
SC Secretary Josh Warren was misidentified.
Due to incorrect information given to The Shorthorn, Derrick Obasohan’s
and Luka Jaukovic’s names were misspelled and Kashayla Hawkins
mug shot was incorrect in Tuesday’s special section, UTA Hoops
Forecast.
The caption for Monday’s story “Frost concedes race to
Pelosi,” misidentified Rep. Martin Frost’s U.S. House
of Representatives district. He represents District 24.
<Clarification>
• Tuesday’s
story “Cherokee speaker slated for Native American month”
should have said the event will be today at noon in the Honors College
Library in College Hall.
Oct 31
• Wednesday’s
story “Low enrollment ends programs” misidentified Dana
Dunn, vice president for academic affairs.
Oct 30
<Clarification>
• The Oct. 18 story “Student
may face deportation” should have reported that a UTA graduate
student awaits a deportation hearing.
Oct 29
• The
Oct. 9 article “Congress passes new resolutions” should
have stated that UTA was established in 1895.
Oct 25
• In Wednesday’s
story “Perseverance, community activity focus of lecture,”
communications senior Hazel Resurreccion’s name was misspelled.
Oct
24
• Wednesday’s
story “Perseverance, community activity focus of lecture”
should have stated Paul Loeb says that in order to stand on an issue,
one doesn’t have to know everything about it.
The box accompanying Tuesday’s story “2 events added to
annual week” should have said the Science Week event called
Science Professional will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday in the
University Center’s upper level.
Oct
11
• Thursday’s
Scene story “Dumping Her to Find ‘Him’self”
misidentified undeclared sophomore John Adams.
Oct 10
• Wednesday’s
story “Congress passes new resolutions” should have stated
that Campus Recreation officials will propose at next Tuesday’s
meeting a 10 percent increase per student in recreational sports
fees. Student Congress did not adopt a resolution on that matter.
Also, a parking space resolution adopted in committee meetings states
that parking spaces across from Pickard Hall designated for an infant
lab program haven’t been used since spring 2001 and should
revert to student parking, but the Psychology Department started
a program for high school students this fall and wants to use the
space.
The article also should have stated that the UT System Board of
Regents is reconsidering rules regarding financial institutions
on system campuses.
Oct 03
• In Wednesday’s
story “SC favors removal of license guideline,” Liberal
Arts senator Justin Carlton was incorrectly identified.
<Clarification>
• Tuesday’s
story, “Online degree attracts students,” should have
stated the enrollment numbers are preliminary and were released
from the College of Liberal Arts.
Oct 01
• The photo
accompanying Friday’s story “Research leads to snake discovery”
misidentified Interim Biology Chair J.A. Campbell.
<Clarification>
• The graphic accompanying
Thursday’s story “Increase largest since fall 1991”
should have said that only minority enrollment increased by 1,118.
Sep 24
• The photo
accompanying Friday’s story “Screening applies to new
hires” misidentified Julie Alexander, Libraries associate director.
<Clarification>
• Wednesday’s
story “New lab to open Sept. 30” should have stated that
architecture graduate student Bryan Hartline said the AutoCad 2000
program was put on three computers in the architecture computer
lab by a student.
Sep 19
<Clarification>
• Tuesday’s
story “Bid Day numbers increase” should have stated the
Phi Delta Theta fraternity claimed 25 new members and Sigma Chi
received 20.
Sep 17
• In Wednesday’s
sports brief “Former athletes to be honored at banquet,”
former coach and athletics director C.R. “Chena” Gilstrap’s
nickname was misspelled.
Thursday’s story “Council’s fall lineup includes
game show” should have said Valerie Woodard is a graduate teaching
assistant.
Friday’s story “Jasper hate crime to be reflected”
should have said Joyce King will discuss her new book about the
1998 Texas murder Friday.
Sep 11
• Tuesday’s
story, “Graduates say 3-D program is an essential,” should
have stated that the Civil and Environmental Engineering department
has 27 computers with AutoCAD 2000 software.
<Clarification>
• Tuesday’s story, “Students
present concerns at forum,” should have stated that Lewis Crow,
the civil and environmental engineering computer support specialist,
said only that the department’s labs are reserved for students
taking those classes. Architecture students said they have tried
to get into the labs, which has computers with AutoCAD 2000 software.
Sep 04
• In Tuesday’s
“Seminar to alert women,” Mike Johnson and the University
Martial Arts Association were misidentified. Also, the seminar will
be from 8 to 10 p.m. on Sept. 19.
<Clarification>
• In Friday’s “Students
ignore lot signs,” Field Services Lt. Nan Rhodes said there
are five parking spaces south of the Business Building in lot 46
only for residents of College Oaks apartments.
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