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CORRECTIONS
| UPDATED JUL. 30, 02
• Thursday’s
story, “Girls net aid, serve up new beginnings,” should
have stated that Randy Snow, a former wheelchair basketball player
here, has participated in the Paralympics in tennis, basketball
and track.
Jul 23
• In
the July 18 story, “Volunteers learn giving is better than
receiving,” the student pictured was misidentified. Her correct
name is Cassie Tatum Hart.
Jul 16
• The
caption underneath Albert Arredondo Jr.’s photo in the July
9 story, “Rape hearings begin soon,” should have stated
that DNA tests confirm that Arredondo is linked to a rape here.
Arredondo has not been charged for the May 13 rape here.
Jul 02
• The June
18 story “Medically Movin’ on Up” should have stated
that Christine Hensler is an RN and one of the intern coordinators
for Medical City Cardiac Rehabilitation.
Jun 20
• The
June 13 Odds and Ends should have said the year Cooperstown, N.Y.
was chosen as the site of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and
Museum, after Abner Doubleday formulated the rules of baseball there,
was 1939.
• In
Tuesday’s “Wicket Wars” caption, Allan Saxe Field
was spelled incorrectly.
Jun 18
• In
the June 6 story “Number of new recruits grows,” the university’s
ROTC should have been referred to as the Army ROTC.
• The
June 11 column, “Fragmented Colors,” should have stated
that the Multicultural Services Office received all of its regular
budgeted items and $30,000 of its addendum requests.
• The
June 11 story, “University buys units to combat space shortage”
should have stated that the university is paying a lump sum up front
for two temporary buildings and they’ll be leasing them month-by-month.
Jun 11
In Thursday’s story “Witt reports
fee increases,” some information was incorrect.
The total increase this fall for an undergraduate Texas resident
student taking 12 hours would be $168, and the increase for Spring
2003 would be $72 more than that, or $240. Overall, an undergraduate
Texas resident student taking 24 hours during the academic year
will pay $408 more in library and technology fees.
Also, the state comptroller’s office has recently projected
state revenues that are needed to maintain current levels of services
at all state agencies will be down approximately $5.8 billion during
the 2004-05 fiscal biennium, which begins Sept. 1, 2003.
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Jun 06
• In
the May 28 article “Dean search goes back to beginning,”
and Tuesday’s editorial “Dubious Decisions,” both
incorrectly stated the dean search committee has disbanded. Provost
George Wright said that he has not made the decision to disband
the committee and that the decision will be made in the fall.
• Tuesday’s story,
“Shot-putter throws her competition for a loop,” should
have stated that Ashely Dorsey finished higher than any woman
in UTA history.
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