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TheFRIDAY | APRIL 12, 2013 Baylor Lariatwww.baylorlariat.com A&E Page 5 NEWS Page 4 SPORTS Page 6 Let the crowd roar Honors Week Batter up Audiences are invited to take a Seniors will wrap up their year Baseball gets set to take on trip back to the ’20s with the by presenting their theses to a No. 9 Oklahoma tonight for a Baylor Opera this weekend group of faculty three-game series Vol. 115 No. 41 © 2013, Baylor University In Print >> TWO TICKETS Dia performer leaked on Twitter Eddie Money will entertain crowds at this By The Lariat Staff The Lariat reported Thursday naar said. “It’s the same thing.” weekend’s Brazos Nights and Danny Huizinga that Chamber planned to delay Minnaar said Chamber is ex- Contributor the announcement of the Dia cited about the band’s appearance, Page 5 headliner in order to allow pub- noting that “we often aren’t able to Five for Fighting will per- licity for other events throughout bring an artist that has that kind form as the headliner during the day. of credibility.” >> SWING BIG next week’s Diadeloso, Baylor “When we start planning for In choosing a band, Minnaar The Lady Bears softball Chamber confirmed Thursday the event, we have to start plan- said Chamber looked for a popu- team will take on night. The news was leaked after ning for 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The lar artist that was Baylor appro- students noticed a tweet from Oklahoma State tonight headliner is a big part of that, but priate. She said the process begins SUSPECT from Page 1 Five for Fighting singer John On- it’s not the entire day,” Chamber after the previous Diadeloso and drasik, which said “Just locked in Diadeloso chair Pauline Minnaar continues until the time of the Page 7 a last minute gig at @Baylor next told the Lariat. “So we spent a event. Thursday Apr. 18th. What Up lot of time focusing on the other “I think they’ve had some re- >> ART ON ELM Bears? #54F.” things that were going on and ally good hits. If you go on You- Five For Fighting is the stage Local artists and musicians wanted to publicize that stuff and Tube their videos have had quite a name of Ondrasik, a singer- get people excited about that, and few views,” she said. show off their works on Courtesy photo songwriter who writes “deeply hopefully create this idea that Dia Five for Fighting leaked the news of his performance at Diadeloso on Student reactions to the news the east end personal songs that include social is about more than just a person Thursday via his Twitter account. Chamber planned to wait until today were mixed. Longtime fans of the messages,” according to Five for who plays a concert for an hour.” to release the news. performer expressed excitement. Page 3 Fighting’s website. The performer Though the tweet that leaked “I’m super excited about Five is best known for songs such as the news disrupted those plans, “If anything, I think it starts a it really is a negative and I don’t for Fighting at Dia. I have liked “The Riddle,” “100 Years” and Minnaar said the organization is buzz or starts a rumor and we can think it stands in contradiction to “Chances.” not upset. confirm that, and I don’t think what we want to publicize,” Min- SEE PERFORMER, page 8 On the Web StuGov votes against officer

News round up impeachment A recap of all of this week’s By Dan Henson At the time of publication, top news stories. Only on Reporter Prado declined comment. baylorlariat.com Internal Vice President Brian At the final Student Govern- Kim said Prado can still run for ment meeting of the semester, it student body president. If he had was discussed at length whether been impeached, he would not Viewpoints or not to impeach Sophomore have been able to run. Kim said Class President Ben Prado, who that, at the beginning of the meet- is also running for student body ing, Prado was impeached and “We’re not president. the proceedings were to decide Some of the student senators if he should be convicted of not thrilled about raised concerns regarding Prado fulfilling his duties. Because the teachers turning fulfilling his duties. charges were not supported by “It had to do with following the vote, the impeachment failed. into vigilantes. and not following guidelines for During the rest of the meeting, In our opinion, sophomore class president,” said the senate passed and rejected Student Body President Kelly several bills. it would be more Rapp. The Student Senate voted to prudent to hire There was a debate that lasted pass an allocation of $16,000 over two hours. from the Student Government someone who is “It was a healthy debate,” Rapp Allocation Fund for renovations Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor already employed said. to the SUB Bowl, with a vote of The impeachment failed.30-4. Part of the renovations will in the capacity In order for the impeachment include permanent speakers. Stu- Hold on for dear life of armed guard, to be successful, it required a dent Activities would pay an ad- three-fourths majority vote. This Rowlett senior Miguel Echiverri rides a bouncy bull during the 2013 Fiesta celebration, hosted by the ditional $10,000 for renovations, Hispanic Student Association, on Thursday at Vara Martin Daniel Plaza. instead of just amount was not reached, accord- giving more ing to Rapp. SEE IMPEACH, page 8 responsibility — and a heavy one at that — to Knife Texas House panel teachers.” Page 2 attack approves bill for Bear Briefs suspect guns on campus The place to go to know By Jim Vertuno nents argue that allowing guns the places to go Associated Press into campus buildings, particu- kept on larly classrooms, only increases Bring on the kids AUSTIN — Two days after a the chances for violence. The Children’s Chorus of knife-wielding attacker wounded The guns-on-campus measure Greater Dallas will per- more than a dozen people on has been opposed by state univer- suicide a Texas college campus, a state form at 3:30 p.m. Sunday sities in the past, and the question House panel voted to allow con- erupted into one of the most con- in the Glennis McCrary cealed handgun license holders to tentious issues of the 2011 session Music Building Jones carry weapons into college build- before it failed despite strong sup- watch Pat Sullivan | Associated Press Concert Hall. The group, ings and classrooms. Prosecuting attorney Joshua Phanco, who will represent the state port from groups like the Texas The House Homeland Secu- led by artistic director By Juan A. Lozano against Dylan Quick, talks to the media Thursday in Houston. Quick is State Rifle Association. Cynthia Nott, reflects the Associated Press accused of stabbing more than a dozen people at Lonestar College. rity and Public Safety Commit- Fletcher’s bill gives the state’s diversity of the Dallas tee pushed the bill up to the full public universities and colleges a metropolitan area. This HOUSTON — A man ac- in Cypress, according to a search Quick’s attorney, Jules Laird, House with a 7-1 vote without de- chance to opt out of the provision event is free and open to cused of stabbing more than a warrant affidavit. said after a court hearing earlier bate. Lawmakers had taken public if they first consult with students, “He stated that he had read Thursday that he was still looking testimony on the measure several the public. dozen people at a Houston-area faculty and staff. Private universi- college told investigators that he numerous books about mass kill- into his client’s background. Laird weeks ago. ties could opt in. For campuses had fantasized about cannibalism ings and serial killers which are said he didn’t think the 20-year- On Tuesday, authorities say that still ban weapons, the bill re- and necrophilia and about cut- also located at his residence,” the old had a history of mental illness. a man used a razor utility knife duces the penalty for a violation ting off people’s faces and wear- affidavit said. But he said Quick was on suicide to slash 14 people on two floors by concealed handgun license ing them as masks, according to Quick is being held without watch and will stay in jail as he of the health science building at holders from a felony to a misde- a court document made public on bond on three counts of aggravat- undergoes a psychological evalu- Lone Star Community College in meanor, a crime that would still Thursday. ed assault with a deadly weapon ation. Cypress. cause them to lose their license. Dylan Quick also told an in- for Tuesday’s attack that injured “Not every question has an an- Gun rights supporters say the Texas is one of the strongest vestigator that he had researched 14 people. Only one person re- swer that satisfies you or that says bill, by Rep. Allen Fletcher, R- gun-rights states in the country mass stabbings on his home mained hospitalized Thursday, this is the root cause of why he did Cypress, is self-defense measure and has allowed concealed hand- computer about a week before and that person was listed in good that will help prevent campus the attack at Lone Star College condition. SEE SUSPECT, page 8 shootings and assaults. Oppo- SEE CAMPUS, page 8 Rounding up campus news since 1900 TheLariat Best Student Newspaper three years running | Houston Press Club FRIDAY |APRIL 12, 2013 | the Opinion 2 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Don’t push elementary teachers into carrying guns would apply to charter and public gunfights. Current requirements schools that don’t already employ include a 10-hour class to obtain armed guards. the license, but another bill that Editorial This is one of several measures was put on an expedited calendar that states are employing that may to clear the full Senate that same increase the presence of guns on day proposed to cut the training We’ve discussed concealed college campuses or schools in re- time down to four hours, com- carry on college campuses exten- sponse to the Newtown shooting plaining that the current class is sively within these pages, covering earlier this year. long and redundant. several petitions from students and Now, the proposal allows for Putting those two together — a faculty who have offered support armed teachers — presumably, potential four measly hours to ob- or a lack of support for the idea. those who have concealed hand- tain the license and only 16 hours We haven’t yet talked about gun licenses — to receive this more to be trained to respond to arming elementary school teach- training and serve in lieu of armed gunfights — gives teachers a scant ers. guards. Why hire an armed guard 20 hours of training before they are But the Texas Senate has. when you have armed teachers? expected to fulfill this new role. Currently, Texas allows quali- The bill approved by the Senate We find it ironic that it takes fied teachers and administrators Thursday authorizes $1 million in more time and schooling to actu- to carry guns into school, if the funding, with the stipulation that ally become a teacher than to be school board grants permission. schools could collect donations to trained for a role that could result Only three school boards have supplement their funds. in the power to end life. granted permission to this date. Our question is this: Why not All states, for example, require However, Texas Sen. Dan Pat- just raise funds to hire armed a baccalaureate degree from an ac- rick (R-Houston) has proposed a guards to serve instead? We’re not credited institution, in addition to plan to train armed teachers for thrilled about teachers turning into “a minimum of 18 semester hours gunfights in classrooms, sport- vigilantes. In our opinion, it would of professional teacher education ing events and meetings. The bill be more prudent to hire someone course work,” according to the cleared the Texas Senate Educa- who is already employed in the Department of Defense Education tion Committee last Thursday and capacity of armed guard, instead Activity website. headed for the full chamber. of just giving more responsibil- In our opinion, packing heat Those teachers would receive ity — and a heavy one at that — to shouldn’t be part of the teacher job 16 hours of training to teach them teachers. description. to first conceal children and then Furthermore, it would be those Let’s all dodge a bullet and return fire. The new proposal with CHLs who are trained for shoot this bill down. Lariat Letters Letters to the Editor Gun laws ridiculous; ‘Assault’ game unfair Letters to the editor should include the writer’s name, hometown, major, Texas should secede I fully agree with Coach Kim thrown at Brittney Griner, hits to Griner for four years and Kevin classification and phone Mulkey’s assessment of the Lou- the face, breast, kidneys, etc. is Durant at the University of Texas. number. Concealed carry laws: They’re isville “assault” game on March deplorable. Worst, that coach pre- It’s always great to watch the great all over the news. 31. I said they literally “clawed” pared them to do what they did. ones. Breanna Stewart is the next. Non-student writers Congress can’t come to consen- their way to the championship Kudos to Mulkey and Gri- Any chance she will transfer? should include their address. sus on the issue. Here’s the answer: game, where they got what they ner and Simms for staying cool. I I doubt it. Texas should secede. Then we will deserved: a 33-point loss. didn’t, just ask my wife. Please try to limit your be free to make our own laws. It’s How the referees let that Guess what? I’m an Aggie, class - Michael Bozardt, response to 300 words. the only logical solution. game go as they did with punches of 1961. I have enjoyed watching Texas A & M alum, class of ‘61 Texas is the Lone Star State. If Once submitted, each let- we’re so alone, then why are we a ter is given a headline that is part of this huge union anyway? PETA editorial misleading intended to capture the main Texas flourished as a republic for point of the letter and is not nearly 10 years. America’s barely I am writing in response to For example, our casework- tinue to churn out animals while intended as a statement of been holding together for almost your April 11 editorial “Hypocrisy ers were able to gain custody of a healthy, deserving cats and dogs fact. 237 years. The numbers are clear- of PETA Gets Our Goat.” We’re starving and severely emaciated languish in animal shelters. For too ly in our favor. Texas is better off grateful for the opportunity that dog whose collar was attached to a long, shelters have had the heart- Letters that focus on an alone. Still not convinced? Con- Kara Blomquist| Reporter this editorial—despite its deceptive 15-pound chain. breaking task of taking in and hav- issue affecting students or sider this: intent—gives us to discuss the an- We had to carry her into the ing to euthanize unwanted animals faculty may be considered 1) Guns. We have them. imal-overpopulation crisis. We’re emergency clinic because she could while breeders and pet stores keep for a guest column at the edi- We’ve all heard the saying 3) The Texas Legislature on the front lines in the battle to barely walk. On the veterinarian’s breeding more. tor’s discretion. ‘Guns don’t kill people. People Another fantastic track record. help unwanted dogs and cats, and advice, we gave her food and wa- Buying an animal from a store kill people.’ But people with guns I could sit here all day listing the we need your readers’ help. ter and a comfortable place to sleep or breeder means a death sentence All submissions become definitely kill people. So let’s have tremendous triumphs of the Texas PETA’s caseworkers strive tire- and monitored her progress over- for an animal in a shelter. The best the property of The Baylor those Texans with guns aim their government, but let’s focus on its lessly to rescue homeless animals night. But the next morning, she way to save the lives of homeless Lariat. weapons at Texas’ enemies. crowning achievement in 1971. from environmental dangers and couldn’t keep any food down, so animals is to reduce their num- Look at Baylor’s campus. Ac- The Legislature passed a bill The Lariat reserves the situations involving cruelty or we rushed her back to the vet. Be- bers through spay-and-neuter pro- cording to a recent Lariat survey, honoring Albert de Salvo for his right to edit letters for gram- neglect. They crawl through sew- cause of the severity of her condi- grams such as PETA’s three mobile 53.8 percent of the Baylor students contribution to population con- mar, length, libel and style. ers, poke around junkyards, climb tion, he recommended euthanasia. clinics, which provide low-income trol. De Salvo confessed to being Letters should be e-mailed that responded already own a trees and dodge traffic in order to She was in a lot of pain and neighborhoods with low-cost and to Lariat_Letters@baylor. handgun. Perfect. Haphazard citi- the Boston Strangler in 1965. The reach animals in danger. faced an agonizing, lingering death free sterilization surgeries and oth- edu. zens flailing around deadly weap- strangler killed many women in During floods and storms, we otherwise. The most humane op- er procedures. ons will be more effective than a the Boston area in the early 1960s. are out saving animals’ lives at all tion for her was a peaceful and dig- Since starting our first mobile trained militia any day. I can’t wait The exact quantity of the victims hours, often because no one else nified release from her suffering. clinic in 2001, we have sterilized Corrections to see disgruntled students traips- is unknown, but estimates put the will. We pursued criminal charges more than 87,000 animals, including across campus at 8 a.m. with a number around 11. The Baylor Lariat is com- Some of the animals PETA res- against those responsible for her ing more than 9,200 in the 2012 fis- cocked gun in their pocket. 4)Borders mitted to ensuring fair and cues are beloved companions who condition, which led to their con- cal year alone. 2) Our governor. Texas has already proven its accurate reporting and will have gotten lost. We are always victions for cruelty to animals. Students who are interested in Gov. Rick Perry has already ability to control its borders. Look correct errors of substance happy to return such animals to People have every right to be finding out other ways to help ani- proven his leadership capabilities at our border with Mexico. Border on Page 2. their homes. However, most of the upset about euthanasia, but we mals can visit peta2.com. on the national stage in his as- patrol agents in Texas have done a animals we receive are damaged must place the blame for animal tounding run for president during fantastic job keeping illegal immi- Corrections can be sub- beings for whom euthanasia is overpopulation on those who de- -Kenneth Montville the last election. If only America grants out. mitted to the editor by send- without a doubt the most humane serve it. College Campaign Assistant had been ready to receive his bril- The Federation for Ameri- ing an e-mail to Lariat_let- option. Breeders and pet stores con- liant leadership. can Immigration Reform re- [email protected] or by calling Before he bowed out to give ported that illegal immigrants in 254-710-1712. those other guys a chance, he re- 2009 were only costing the state vealed his ability to make gov- $8,878,402,789. Please contact the editor ernment exciting. Remember the So it’s settled. Texas needs to immediately if you notice an Republican presidential debate in secede. But why stop at Texas? If For daily updates, error. Michigan? Perry brought up three we really want to settle this debate, government agencies he was plan- Baylor needs to create a nation of ning to cut, but kept the audience its own. We have two Starbucks, follow us on guessing as to the last one, the a Panda Express and a workout Department of Energy, until just center where we can burn off all of the right time. The moment he re- those calories. It’s everything a na- Twitter: @bulariat membered it himself. tion needs. But that’s his charm. You never Baylor Nation, it’s time to make Download the Lariat app on know what Perry is going to do our name a reality. Disclaimer: Ag- your Android device today! next, and neither does he. gies need not apply for citizenship.

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Subscriptions To contact the Baylor Lariat: A subscription to the Lariat costs $45 for two semesters. Send check or money order to One Bear Place #97330, Waco, TX, 76798-7330 or e-mail Newsroom: Advertising inquiries: [email protected]. Visa, Discover and MasterCard payments may [email protected] [email protected] be phoned to 254-710-2662. Postmaster: Please send address changes to 254-710-1712 254-710-3407 above address. FRIDAY | APRIL 12, 2013 www.baylorlariat.com News the Baylor Lariat|3 March to Ciao nightmares, promote prolonged hello art on Elm By Kaitlin Ramby opportunity for Neighbor Works Contributor to raise awareness about that part pregnancy of town. Elm Street is located on By Ashley Pereyra Art on Elm, an annual event the opposite side of the suspension Reporter that features local artists, aims to bridge to where downtown Waco is bring people in the Waco com- located. March of Dimes will step up munity together to promote lo- This region was a pivotal area fundraising this weekend to help cal Waco artists and businesses. in the development of the city of support research and programs The event will be held Saturday by Waco, according to the Elm Av- dedicated to infant health. Courtesy photo Neighbor Works Waco. The event enue Improvement Plan, although The nonprofit is hosting a walk- will display local artists’ work and in recent years it has deteriorated. ing event from 8 a.m. to noon Sat- Members of the Phi Iota Alpha fraternity stand on Thursday in front of the Baylor Sciences Building. The group will host a soccer tournament to help fundraise for cancer research with Susan G. Komen for the Cure. feature live music from local musi- However, because Elm provides urday behind the Mayborn Muse- cians. easy access to downtown and has um at the Governor Bill and Vara People can venture to Elm plenty of space for potential activ- Daniel Historic Village. The actual Street, walk around, look at artists’ ity, there is potential for possible walk does not start until 9 a.m., ac- Phi Iotas seek goal against cancer creations and inspect booths from growth for that area, according cording to Becky Goss-Shepherd, both local craft and food vendors. to the Elm Avenue Improvement March of Dimes division director By Kara Blomquist tion respectively. Part of the money Student groups competing in- There are also kids’ activities such Plan by the city of Waco. Neighbor in Waco, Temple and Killeen. Reporter went toward tournament costs, clude Alpha Delta Pi, Pi Beta Phi as crafts and bounce houses. Art Works’ goal is for Elm to eventual- The event is free and will fea- such as the T-shirts and food. All and Sigma Iota Alpha. on Elm will be at the corner of Elm ly become the cultural and artistic ture activities like face painting Students will kick it to cancer in excess funds will go to the Komen The winning team will have its Avenue and Dallas Street and starts heart of Waco, Jenkins said. and games as well as free food and the Ninth Annual Fiota Cup. foundation. name engraved on the Fiota Cup at 10 a.m. and ends at 3 p.m. The Art on Elm will be an event beverages. While free, March of The all women’s soccer tourna- Joseph said he wants the event trophy. The team will keep the tro- event is free and open to the public. Dimes will accept donations on where people come and leave as ment will take place from 3:30 p.m. to make the Baylor community phy for one year and get a free din- “These kinds of events enrich site or online. Their mission is to they please. It’s appealing for col- to sunset today and from 2:30 p.m. think about the impact of cancer ner from Chipotle. The team will both the individuals involved and “help moms have full-term preg- lege students because of all the to sunset Sunday at Edge Field. on people’s lives. return the trophy before the next the community as a whole,” said nancies and research the problems young artists and musicians who The event will benefit Susan G. “I hope it will raise awareness Fiota Cup so that the trophy can be Dallas junior Josh Stone, a featured that threaten the health of babies,” will be attending, said Waco senior Komen for the Cure. Phi Iota Al- according to the March of Dimes that this is a serious issue,” he said. awarded to the new winners. The musician at last year’s event. “Af- Katherine Adkins, a featured artist pha is hosting the tournament. website at www.marchofdimes.com. Paris freshman Peyton Chap- second place team will receive a ter I played, one of the local art- this year. “I thought (Art on Elm) Teams have already been creat- Goss-Shepard said this event is man, who will compete in the tour- gift card to Rosa’s Café. The third ists walked up and handed me a would be a fun way to meet other ed, but students are encouraged to not just for people who have chil- nament, said the event seemed like place team will get a free pizza din- painting he had made earlier that artists and art-lovers,” Adkins said. attend the event, said Queens, N.Y., dren or are planning on having the perfect fit for her interests. ner from Poppa Rollo’s Pizza. day — for free. How cool is that? “It’s good practice for submitting children. sophomore Jay Joseph, provost “I’ve always done Susan G. Ko- Joseph said he hopes the event It’s exchanges like these that events to shows and preparing art for “This walk is just for everybody, and rush chair for Phi Iota Alpha. men walks for breast cancer with will raise awareness of Phi Iota Al- like Art on Elm can bring. These display. I’m also interested in any- not necessarily just for those with There is no cost to watch the soc- my church back home,” she said. pha. are the kinds of things that work to thing that promotes the visual arts a family, “Goss-Shepherd said. “It’s cer games. Each participant gets a “I’ve played soccer since I was 4 “We’re trying to promote some grow a community.” in Waco.” really just for everybody. It’s plan- T-shirt. There will be food for the years old.” better positive messages,” he said. In addition to fostering the Jenkins said Elm Street is an ning for your child-bearing years.” players at the event. Chapman signed up as an indi- “Hopefully the impact it will have community, Art on Elm presents area of Waco most are unfamiliar The March of Dimes sponsors Competitors paid $10 or $12 to vidual, but organizations also cre- is more informational as well as, of an opportunity for people to be- with and don’t experience very of- many programs devoted to infant compete, for early and late registra- ated teams. course, come out and have fun.” come familiar with the east side of ten. health and awareness including Waco, said Honey Jenkins, director “I think it will be an awesome Becoming A Mom and Healthy of marketing, communication and showcase of local talent,” Round Babies Are Worth the Wait. BU publications win 70 awards at convention I.T. at Neighbor Works Waco. Rock junior Cimarron Parker Becoming a Mom is a zip code- “Our overarching goal for the said. “I didn’t attend Art on Elm By Ashley Davis Excellence award and four first- awards, including a sweepstakes targeted program that works with event is to bring out local business last year, but from everything I’ve Copy Editor place awards in the Editorial Car- award and first place in general moms who do not get prenatal owners who will potentially open heard about it I’m really looking toon, Critical Review and Feature website excellence as well as best care. up shops and build that part of the At this year’s annual Texas In- Stories categories. The Round Up video, best slide show and best in- forward to going to it this year.” The program offers them pre- city up,” Jenkins said, “We would tercollegiate Press Association yearbook won 25 awards, includ- teractivity. Jenkins said those who want to natal care education and sup- really like to see that part of the convention on April 4-6 in Fort ing a Sweepstakes and Overall Student Publications also won experience local culture and check community become a sort of art port throughout their pregnancy. Worth, The Baylor Lariat, the Excellence award. Focus magazine six on-site awards in copy editing, out a less-visited part of Waco will Healthy Babies Are Worth the Wait Round Up yearbook, Focus maga- won nine awards in categories in- yearbook design, feature writing, hub with little coffee shops and art thoroughly enjoy the event, as it is a program that promotes aware- zine and the Lariat Online won 70 cluding overall excellence, story magazine design, sports action galleries.” could potentially become a staple ness about the health benefits of awards in dozens of categories. packages, news photos, feature photo and Kansas City, MO, ju- Jenkins said this will be an event event to the Waco community and keeping a baby in the womb until The Baylor Lariat won 23 photos and picture stories. nior Derek Byrne’s Designer of the where people can experience Wa- bring businesses to the East side 39 weeks. awards total, including an Overall The Lariat Online won six Year award. co’s local art scene, and will be an of town. FRIDAY | APRIL 12, 2013 | the News 4 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Honors Week to feature student thesis presentations

By Brooke Bailey “It’s yet another opportunity to re- Reporter flect on what Baylor has meant to them.” Honors students will present Senior honors students and their theses as part of a 21-year-old their faculty mentors will also be tradition known as Honors Week. recognized at a banquet from 6:30 The week long event will take place to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Monday through Friday. Barfield Drawing Room. The din- The students will present the re- ner is invitation only. sults of their theses that they have The week will conclude with been working on for at least one to the Honors Week Convocation at 2 two years. Seniors in the program p.m. Friday in the Barfield Draw- are required to present their thesis ing Room. Seniors are selected by material to an audience of faculty every department to attend the and students during Honors Week. convocation. The event is invita- All students and faculty are in- tion only due primarily to limited vited to attend the presentations seating. Monday through Friday at 115 Every year a speaker is selected Alexander Hall. The schedule can for the convocation. Hibbs said be found online at the Honors Col- the selection of the speaker alter- lege website, www.baylor.edu/hon- nates between alumni and people orscollege/. involved in the academic commu- The purpose of Honors Week is nity. Alumnus James Nortey will be to recognize student scholars, Dr. this year’s keynote speaker. Nortey Thomas Hibbs, dean of the Honors graduated from Baylor in 2008 and College, said. is an associate in the public law “It’s an opportunity for the section of Andrews Kurth, LLP in whole university to honor the most Austin. outstanding seniors,” Hibbs said. “He is an example of the success Hibbs said he wants the week to a student can have at Baylor and Photo courtesy of Marketing and Communications be memorable for seniors. afterwards,” said Petra Carey, the “I hope the graduating seniors coordinator of communications, In this March 26, 2011, photo, spectators at the Heart of Texas Community Tailgate enjoy food, games and baseball at the Baylor Ballpark. This year’s who are finishing their theses or tail gate will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the same location. recruitment and external relations who have been named as outstand- for the Honors College. ing students get a sense of Baylor’s More information about Nortey commitment to academic excel- and the Convocation can be found Heart of Texas tailgate spells family, friends, fun lence, and they get a sense of our online at the Honors College web- appreciation as faculty,” Hibbs said. site. By Taylor Rexrode munity engagement at Baylor, said ing and carnival games. success of Baylor and Waco are tied Staff Writer the tailgate will start at 1 p.m. A hot dog lunch and Blue Bell together,” Hixson said. “Fostering She also said giving back to the ice cream will be served and a Jack that relationship helps it succeed. It Campaign to put guns in Baylor will host its seventh an- Waco community helps celebrate In The Box food truck will pass out provides access to the game and it nual Heart of Texas Community the Baylor and Waco partnership. hamburgers. creates new fans.” Tailgate on Saturday. “This is a way to invite the com- The cost of the event is covered She recalls one Wacoan who schools hits snags in states The event is free and open to munity to campus,” Hixson said. by donations and money raised came to the tailgate a few years ago: By David A. Lie Texas. the Waco community. “It creates a fun atmosphere and through Baylor’s Division of Con- an 85-year-old woman who grew Associated Press But less than four months later, The tailgate will be at Getter- builds goodwill with the Waco stituent Engagement. up near campus and had never the quest to put guns in schools man Stadium and Baylor Ballpark community.” The event is meant for the Waco been to a baseball game. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — has stalled in many traditionally in conjunction with the baseball Tailgaters will receive free base- community and students are still “She brought her three grand- When a gunman killed 26 children gun-friendly states after encoun- game against Oklahoma Univer- ball and softball tickets and can encouraged to go to the games. children and her friends,” Hixson and staff at a Connecticut grade tering opposition from educators, sity at 3 p.m. and the softball game pick them up at the start of the Hixson said it’s a great way to said. “It was great to see her have school, proposals to let teachers reluctance from some governors against Oklahoma State University tailgate. get the community on campus and a good time and for them to ex- carry hidden guns into the class- and ambivalence from legislative at 2 p.m. The event will also include in- engaging with Baylor athletics. perience a baseball game for the room soon proliferated in many leaders more focused on economic Jana Hixson, director of com- flatable bounce houses, face paint- “Baylor benefits because the first time.” Republican-led states such as initiatives.

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By Maleesa Johnson shwin brothers as well as works by began working on the show last Reporter Berlin such as “Stepping Out with fall and started rehearsing for it in My Baby” and “Putting on the February. The Prohibition era is returning Ritz.” Last semester, The Opera The- to Baylor through Baylor Opera “All of the songs tell a story; ater presented “Rita” by Gaetano Theater’s exhibition of the “Under- they are all like little mini-operas,” Donizetti. Cardenas said it was ground Opera: The Roaring Twen- Cardenas said. “They require a well attended and that he hopes to ties,” an event aimed to make opera very full voice and you have to be grow this audience. more audience-friendly. very expressive. I’m using this as “We could always use more,” “I want to first of all present a a vehicle to make students more Cardenas said. “I really hope more program that is accessible to ev- expressive on the stage and we’re people show up. We are trying to erybody,” said Octavio Cardenas doing it through English, which is build an audience, and so far all of director of Baylor Opera Theater. their own language, which to me our shows have been very well at- “Sometimes people are kind of in- is the best way to learn how to be tended.” timidated by opera. So this way we expressive on stage — in your own The push for a greater audience may be able to attract those kinds language. Another reason why we is to educate them on another art of people.” are using this repertoire.” form. Cardenas said he plans to carry The pianist for the event, Though opera may not be the out this goal with the repertoire. Stephanie Mettler, also acknowl- most common art form in Amer- It centers on music from the Pro- edges the difference of this opera ica, Cardenas said it is important hibition era and several decades in comparison to others. She said for multiple reasons. beyond, with works from popular the event would show a side of “To me, it is an art form that musicians of their time, including opera that average people who do requires all forms of art,” Carde- Cole Porter, George and Ira Gersh- not typically listen to opera could nas said. “Dancing, singing, music, win, Irving Berlin and more. relate to. theater, painting for the sets, cos- To begin the evening, the Opera “It’s a compilation of love songs tume design. It’s a very complete Theater will perform Joe Garland’s and other songs that show the un- form of art.” “In the Mood” followed by “Mack derside of life,” Mettler said. “A lot The “Underground Opera: The the Knife” from The Three-Penny of it is from the Prohibition era Roaring Twenties” starts today Opera by Kurt Weill. and I find it easy to connect with. at 7:30 p.m. followed by another Travis Taylor | Lariat Photographer Other songs include “Someone It connects music to life.” performance Saturday night at the to Watch Over Me” and “They Are Mettler said the preparation has same time. The event is free and Vocalists from Baylor Opera Theater perform “Underground Opera: The Roaring Twenties” in the Roxy Grove Hall. Writing Songs of Love” by the Ger- been intense. The Opera Theater open to the public. Baylor Opera will be performing the Roaring Twenties Cabarets Friday and Saturday nights. Eddie Money headlines local concert, hopes to appeal to all ages

By Rebecca Fiedler “For several years now we’ve wanted to get “Classie’s got a really interesting story. Reporter some classic rock artists onto the bill, and We’ve worked with Classie before. He’s when it comes to name recognition, you lived in Waco an upwards of I think 40 or For anyone wanting “two tickets to par- don’t get much bigger than Eddie Money.” 50 years now.” adise,” this weekend, Indian Spring Park Eddie Money has had hit songs like In the 1960s and 1970s Ballou played might just be the place, as Eddie Money “Take Me Home Tonight” and “Two Tick- with artists such as Ike and Tina Turner. will be headlining the Brazos Nights con- ets to Paradise.” He’s been featured recent- Any time a blues or R&B group came cert from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. today at the ly in a Geico commercial. He still tours through Central Texas, Ballou always downtown venue. Opening for Money will across the world, Cook said. opened up for them with his band Cook be historic Waco musician Classie Bal- This is a concert that will appeal to said. Two weeks from now he’ll be in New lou Sr. The concert is free and open to the multiple age groups, Cook said. Younger Orleans playing the New Orleans Jazz Fes- public. people respect Eddie Money because of tival. The Brazos Nights concerts have taken the 1980s vibe and nostalgia of his mu- “He’s sort of an unknown treasure that place in Waco since the late 1980s, said sic, while older people remember Eddie we have here in Waco,” Cook said. Jonathan Cook, who works in community Money music from when they were in Historically, Ballou played at Walker’s promotions with the city of Waco. high school. Auditorium in Waco, which isn’t standing Over the years, big names in music “So it sort of fits in with the vibe that anymore, but in the 1960s and 70s it was a have performed for these concerts, Cook we try to offer with our downtown con- mecca of blues and motown artists, Cook said. Many times the concerts have fea- certs,” Cook said. said. tured more country music, he noted. Some Ballou will play with his band before “There’s not really a festival in Waco performers have been artists who later be- Money, performing with his own children that Classie hasn’t played,” Cook said. came big names in music but were not yet and grandchildren, Cook said. Ballou will open for Money at 7:15 p.m. as famous when they performed at Brazos “Classie is, oh, I’d say 75 or 76 years old and Money will perform at about 8:30 Nights, Cook said. Blake Shelton and the now, and has played all his life,” Cook said. p.m., Cook said. Dixie Chicks have played at Brazos Nights. Ballou is known for blues and zydeco Cook expects about 7,500 people to Eddie Money is one of the bigger names music, Cook said, which is a type of Cajun attend Saturday’s concert and encourages Courtesy Photo that they’ve had perform, Cook said. Louisiana blues. He’s originally from Loui- people to come early. It’s a free outdoor This year Brazos Nights concert will feature artist Eddie Money. The concert will be held at “Eddie Money obviously is a huge rock siana and was a pioneer of zydeco, Cook event with free parking around down- 7 p.m. tonight at Indian Spring Park. star from the ’70s and the ’80s,” Cook said. said. town.

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Tennis Center. The Bears (15-4) are Bears. The Bears are 17-16 overall “They beat us five times last 1-0 in conference play this season and are 5-3 in conference play. The year,” Newman said. “I think that and are coming off of a 6-1 win at Sooners, on the other hand, are sticks in the back of everybody’s Texas Tech last week and a five- 27-6 on the year and have posted a mind and this weekend we just re- match win streak. 7-2 record in Big 12 play. ally want to go out there and get it “I think it’s guys trying real “Yeah, it’s definitely a big se- d on e .” hard to win tennis matches, which ries,” junior right-handed pitcher is great,” head coach Matt Knoll Dillon Newman said. “I think this said. “Everybody just goes out and weekend we definitely are going “We’ve played too fights, and I think they do a great to treat it like it’s postseason and many good teams to job with their guys. I feel like our do everything we can to win this guys are going to compete well and series and put some pressure on be intimidated. We’ve I think it’ll be just a great tennis them and give our team a little faced this before and match.” boost.” it’s one of those After tonight’s match, the team After a slow start to the season, will finish its regular season with the Bears have won six of their last weekends where we’ll matches against Oklahoma State, eight games and have found their face it again. We play Texas and TCU. stride in Big 12 play. Monica Lake | Lariat Photographer “I think we should focus more such a good schedule on us than on them,” junior Patrick “I think up and down, guys are Senior outfielder Nathan Orf hits a ball during Baylor’s game against Louisiana Tech on March 5. Baylor won both that we kind of handle Pradella said. “Because if we do our hitting,” senior right fielder Nathan games of the series against the Bulldogs. Orf said. “There’s no real hole any- that OK.” job, I think we can beat everybody, so we shouldn’t think too much more and guys are putting together Newman said. “As long as at the and keep fighting for 27 outs. They The Bears will face a pair of the better at-bats at key moments and Steve Smith | Head Coach about our opponent. We just focus end of the day the team gets the have some good starters but they best starting pitchers in the nation on our tennis, and we’ll be good.” getting the key hit. We had so many ‘W’ then that’s all that I really care are going to have to beat us for 27 in Oklahoma junior right-handed chances early on in the year where Pradella is the team’s top- about. I think it’s huge, you know. outs so I like our chances to get pitcher Jonathan Gray and junior ranked singles player at No. 29; a key hit would have won us the If I can start my team off to a good some wins this weekend.” lefty Dillon Overton. game and didn’t get it, and now we Newman will be the starting also ranked are freshman Julian pitcher tonight and senior right- start then that’s all that I really care The Sooners are in first place “They have big arms, hard Lenz, sophomore Tony Lupieri and are starting to get the bases loaded a b out .” in the Big 12 and ranked No. 9 in throwers with good off speed,” Orf double or the single to score two. handed pitcher Max Garner will sophomore Mate Zsiga at 55th, take the mound on Saturday. At the plate, Orf leads the Bears the nation according to Baseball said. “They can really pitch and it’s 74th and 91st respectively. Just getting that momentum and in batting average at .421. America, but the Bears are not in- going to be a grind for us offen- hits are contagious.” Sophomore right-handed “Oklahoma is a really good pitcher Austin Stone is slated to Orf has 20 RBIs and has scored timidated. sively, but they have to get us out team,” Lupieri said. “In my opinion Baylor is currently third in the 22 runs with a .513 on-base per- “We’ve played too many good 27 times and if we can get a guy on Big 12 standings at 5-3 and the start on Sunday, but that could they’re a top-10 team in the coun- change depending on if Stone’s centage. teams to be intimidated,” Smith and grind out some at-bats and get try, and they have a really good Sooners are in sole possession of “They are a great club and they said. “We’ve faced this before and some runs then we’ll be fine. They first place at 7-2. arm is needed for either of the first coach also. It’ll be tough. We know two games. had our number last year, so for us, it’s one of those weekend’s where had great arms last year too. They it’s going to be tough on Friday. But “Every series in the Big 12 is a it’s about going out and playing our we’ll face it again. We play such had really good match-ups out of big series,” head coach Steve Smith For Newman, having the op- I think with this team, we’ve shown portunity to be the game one start- game,” Orf said. “We’re going to be a good schedule that we kind of the bullpen and we played them we can beat top-10 teams.” said. “You don’t play that many of the underdogs you know, and for handle that OK.” tough and never really got the win. them, and places in standings and er and set the tone for the series is a Lupieri has won his last seven challenge he gladly accepts for the the team we have this year, I don’t Oklahoma’s strength is un- We never got the key hit to win the singles matches. all that sort of stuff turns every think that’s a bad place to be at doubtedly on the pitchers’ mound. game. I just think that if we contin- which way it can all throughout team. “I think that we can win the “For me, it’s huge. I care more all. No matter what the score is, I The Sooners boast two 2013 pre- ue to play our game then hopefully conference, but we need to play the year. We’ll have our hands full. think we are going to go to work season All-American pitchers. we’ll get some wins this weekend.” OU is a very talented team, par- about my team than I do myself,” good to beat Oklahoma,” he said. FRIDAY | APRIL 12, 2013 www.baylorlariat.com Sports the Baylor Lariat|7 Garcia 6-under par, leads after first round at Masters By Doug Ferguson to shoot himself out of the tourna- “It’s obviously not my most Associated Press ment. favorite place,” he said. “But you “It’s a good start,” he said. “Some know, we try to enjoy it as much AUGUSTA, Ga. — Sergio Gar- years, some guys shot 65 starting as we can each time we come here.” cia might have written himself off out here. But right now, I’m only That was a far different attitude too quickly at the Masters. four back and I’m right there.” than last year on the weekend, When last seen walking off the Garcia and Leishman had a when he went from one shot out of course at Augusta National, the one-shot lead over Dustin John- the lead going into the third round impetuous Spaniard was moping son, who has a game that fits per- to back in the pack with a 75. He about his bad luck at this tourna- fectly for Augusta and he finally told Spanish reporters that day he ment and said last year it was in- brought it. Johnson hit a 9-iron for had been trying his entire career creasingly evident he would never his second shot on the par-5 13th to win a major and “I don’t feel ca- be fitted for a green jacket. and made a 15-foot eagle putt, pable of winning. ... After 13 years, Garcia matched his best score and he smashed his drive on the my chances are over. I’m not good at the Masters on Thursday, a par-5 15th and hit pitching wedge enough for the majors. That’s it.” 6-under 66 with no bogeys on his just through the green for an easy Not so fast. card, to share the lead with Marc birdie. Garcia struggled off the tee on Leishman of Australia. And he still Fred Couples, the 53-year-old the back nine, and he three-putted wasn’t entirely happy, although this wonder at his favorite major, made for par at the 13th. time with good reason. He hit the bogey on the 18th and still was in He also made tough par saves ball so well his score could have the large group at 68. There were a on the 11th and 17th for his first dozen rounds in the 60s, and near- bogey-free round at the Masters Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor been so much better. “To tell you the truth, if I man- ly half the field shot par or better. since 2002. Freshman third baseman Sarah Smith fields a ground ball against Illinois State on Feb. 7. The Lady Bears won Three-time Masters champion Phil Composure is everything to the game 5-0. age to make a couple of the putts that kind of stayed around the lip, Mickelson recovered from a rough Garcia, a 33-year-old who still acts I could have been probably 7- or start by running off four birdies in like a kid. Only three weeks ago, he 8-under par through 10,” Gar- a five-hole stretch on the back nine hit a tee shot at Bay Hill that settled cia said. “It was that good. And it to salvage a 71, while Rory McIlroy on a large branch in a tree. Garcia Softball takes on Cowgirls wasn’t like I was hitting pitching had a 72. climbed the tree, played a remark- wedge every single time. I was Woods said he struggled with able backhanded shot to the fair- By Parmida Schahhosseini Baylor and Oklahoma State while striking out 100 batters. hitting 4-irons and 5-irons and the slower pace of the greens, and way and then jumped some 10 feet Sports Writer started their seasons in similar She has shown promise in high- 6-irons, so it wasn’t that easy.” so did defending champion Bubba to the ground. He withdrew a few fashions. The Lady Bears had a 14- pressure situations as she helped It sure felt easy for several play- Watson, who opened with a 75. holes later when the rain arrived. The No. 16 Baylor Lady Bears game winning streak and the Cow- the Lady Bears to a comeback win ers in a gentle opening round — “They’re soft and they are slow, He smiles. He sulks. And he al- will continue conference play with girls had a 12-game winning streak against Iowa State by not allowing even for an eighth-grader. and consequently we have 45 ways says what he’s thinking, which a three-game series against the before hitting a rocky stretch in any hits. Guan Tianlang, the 14-year-old people at par or better,” Mickel- sometimes gets him in trouble. Oklahoma State Cowgirls. The first their schedules. Canion is No. 7 in the Big 12 from China and youngest to com- son said. “But that means I’ve got Garcia doesn’t regret his com- game will be at 6:30 p.m. tonight at Both teams have also lost three despite struggling as of late. Can- pete in a major in 148 years, played to change my whole mindset and ments at Augusta last year, only Getterman Stadium. consecutive Big 12 games, the only ion has a 1.83 ERA, allowing 36 well beyond his age and holed a just get after these pins, because that he didn’t choose his words The next two games of the se- difference being that Baylor lost earned runs while striking out 183 15-foot putt from just off the 18th the ball’s not running like it used to carefully. ries are on Saturday and Sunday. to the No. 1 team in the nation in batters. green for a respectable round of 73 and I’m giving this course way too He chalked it up to frustration, Oklahoma State is 29-20 against Oklahoma. Inside the circle for the Cow- and a reasonable chance of making much respect because of my past but says he is trying just as hard as Baylor, but Baylor won two out of Oklahoma State has four play- girls, junior right-handed pitcher the cut. knowledge.” he did when he was 19 and chal- three games in the series last year. ers hitting over .300, with junior Simone Freeman (11-7) has a 2.18 Tiger Woods wasn’t far off as It’s not about respect for Garcia. lenged Woods at Medinah in the After losing three straight catcher Tarah Ettinger leading the ERA and has struck out 145 bat- he began his quest for a fifth green Augusta National is the ultimate 1999 PGA. games against No. 1 Oklahoma, team with a .355 batting average. ters. Senior right-handed pitcher jacket. Wild at the start, including a love-hate relationship, and Thurs- “Every time I tee it off, I try Baylor (30-10, 3-5 Big 12) got a Ettinger also has 43 hits, seven Kat Espinosa (13-10) has a 2.26 tee shot that knocked a cup of beer day was a rarity. He loved it. to play as well as I can, hope that much needed win against Texas home runs and 31 RBI to her cred- ERA and struck out 160 batters. out of a spectator’s hand, Woods Garcia began his round with an my best that week is really, really State on Tuesday. Junior left-hand- it. Senior Tamara Brown is hitting The Lady Bears have struggled settled into a groove and opened approach that danced by the hole good,” Garcia said. “And if I man- ed pitcher Whitney Canion struck .330 while scoring 27 runs. Brown offensively, but senior center field- with a 70 as his girlfriend, Olym- and left him a tap-in birdie. He age to do that, I will have a chance out 10 batters in the win, and ju- also has 38 hits, including 10 dou- er Kathy Shelton has displayed her pic ski champion Lindsey Vonn, rolled in a 20-foot birdie on the at winning. If my best is not that nior first baseman Holly Holl went bles. Junior second baseman Ari leadership by producing on the watched on a few holes. par-3 sixth, and then shot up the good, then I’ll struggle a little bit. 3-4, hit a home run and had four Morrison is batting .455 and has field. Shelton is No. 2 in the Big 12 In his four Masters wins, leaderboard with a pair of tough, Today, my best was pretty good. RBIs. hit a home run. Morrison also has with 53 hits and sophomore out- Woods has never opened with a downhill putts from 8 feet on the And I’m looking forward to doing Oklahoma State (24-17, 2-4 15 hits and two doubles. fielder Kaitlyn Thumann is No. 3 score lower than 70. His key is not ninth and 15 feet on the 10th. the same thing the next three days.” Big 12) has lost four of its last six Baylor’s pitching staff needs to with 51 hits. games after getting swept in the remain consistent if they want to The duo also is first and second series against Iowa State. The Cow- win. Collectively, the pitching staff respectively in stolen bases with girls are better offensively in Big is ranked No. 14 nationally and No. Shelton stealing 27 and Thumann 12 games with a .291 batting aver- 3 in the Big 12 with a 1.76 ERA. stealing 23. age. The Cowgirls also have a .400 Freshman right-handed pitcher Holl’s batting average is below fielding percentage overall and a Heather Stearns (9-4) is No. 6 in .300, but she has drawn walks fre- .404 fielding percentage in Big 12 the Big 12 with a 1.65 ERA. Stearns quently. She is currently No. 8 in games. has only allowed 19 earned runs, the Big 12 at 25 walks drawn.

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The see if we can reach that,” Laird said. holders must be at least 21 years The only committee member to gun retailers to call the FBI or his bill does not stop private guns members are strong in their sup- The affidavit released later in old and pass a training course. vote against the campus-carry bill other designated agency to make sales. port of the Second Amendment the day named nine items that They are allowed to carry their was Chairman Joe Pickett, D-El sure a customer does not have a “I don’t want (drug) cartel and don’t want any more restric- were seized from Quick’s home, weapons many places, including Paso. criminal record or otherwise in- members, criminals, the men- tions.” including one listed as “Hanibal the state Capitol where simply The committee also considered eligible to purchase a firearm. Ac- tally ill to get their hands on guns Some lawmakers questioned Lecter Mask.” Hannibal Lecter is showing their license to security a measure requiring criminal back- cording to the FBI, the system has through anonymous sales at gun whether more gun owners should the cannibalistic serial killer from will allow them to bypass metal ground checks before gun sales at been used for more than 100 mil- shows,” Anchia said. “It’s a public be tracked by the government. the 1991 movie “The Silence of the detectors. gun shows. The bill by Rep. Ra- lion background checks, leading to safety issue.” “None of us want criminals or Lambs.” Rep. Dan Flynn, R-Van, a co- fael Anchia, D-Dallas, would re- more than 700,000 denials over the The bill was left pending with- people who are mentally deranged Other items seized included sponsor of the bill, called Thurs- quire that buyers at gun shows be last decade. out a vote and Flynn said it will to have guns,” said Rep. Ron Sim- a laptop, an animal dissection kit day’s vote a key step, considering run through the National Instant Licensed dealers at gun shows have a hard time passing the com- mons, R-Carrollton. “But we’re and several books, including ones the full House never voted in 2011. Criminal Background Check Sys- are required to conduct back- mittee. more skeptical of Big Brother called “Hit List” and “Hitman.” He refused to predict its chances of tem. ground checks, but unlicensed “He should pay more attention knowing that we own a gun.” The affidavit does not say what the books are about. Laird had described Quick as a voracious reader who had thou- sands of books. The affidavit said Quick told the investigator that in preparing for the campus attack, he had sharpened various things, including a hairbrush and pencils, to use as weapons. However, authorities have said Quick used only a razor utility knife to slash at his victims on two floors of the college’s health science building. They said a scal- pel was found in a backpack he was carrying when he was arrested. Authorities have said students tackled Quick and held him down outside the building until police arrived. Texas does not permit people to carry handguns on campuses, but lawmakers are considering allowing concealed permit holders to take their weapons into college buildings and classrooms. A Texas House panel approved such a bill Thursday, sending it to the full House. Supporters say it’s a self-defense measure that will help prevent campus shootings and assaults. Opponents argue that allowing guns into campus buildings increases the chances for violence. Quick had been set to make his first court appearance Thursday, but Laird waived the reading of the probable cause statement so his client would not have to be in court. Quick’s next hearing is May 10. If convicted, Quick faces up to 20 years in prison. “We just didn’t want to have a media circus at this point in time,” Laird said. When asked about claims by the Harris County Sheriff’s Of- fice that Quick admitted to having fantasies about stabbing people since he was 8 years old, Laird said, “They’ve got a statement from him, but that’s not the whole story.” “There are other things that I need to find out about and then we will provide the whole story to the public so that they can understand what happened,” he said. Laird said Quick had been home-schooled for most of his life and that he had been enrolled at Lone Star in part so he could be around other people and “get some type of feel for what the rest of the world is like as opposed to just liv- ing at home ... and being home- schooled by his mother.” Laird said Quick’s parents hadn’t had any major problems with their son, though he did ap- parently go missing for a few days in January 2011. Quick’s parents had contacted Texas EquuSearch, a private Houston-area group that searches for missing people, after getting a text message from their son saying “he was leaving because he might possibly harm himself,” said Frank Black, a case adviser with the organization.Black said he and others with his group were set to begin a search for Quick when his parents contacted them three days after the initial report, saying they had found their son and he was safe.