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>> Breaking news, blogs and more: dailytexanonline.com @thedailytexan facebook.com/dailytexan Monday, April 11, 2011 THE WEEK Some agencies AHEAD may gain access to university TODAY Global Health student records Awareness Week By Molly Moore Alpha Phi Sigma will sell food all Daily Texan Staff week beginning today to raise The U.S. Department of Educa- money for Baylor International tion hopes to increase the success Pediatric AIDS Initiative. The of higher education institutions by event is from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on opening student records to speci- the Speedway Plaza. fied agencies. The department announced sever- al changes to the Family Education- TUESDAY al Rights and Privacy Act, which it says will still safeguard student pri- ‘Sex on Fire’ vacy while sharing school data for Kings of Leon will perform with research purposes. Band of Horses at the Frank Under FERPA as it was previous- Erwin Center at 8 p.m. Tickets ly written, states were only allowed range from $23.50-$49.50. to share students’ educational re- cords with written consent. Obtain- The Dude ing student consent often hindered The UT Film Committee will the accuracy and efficiency of state show the “The Big Lebowski” and federal data collection, said UT at the Union Theatre at 7 p.m., registrar Shelby Stanfield. States will and the Union Underground Tamir Kalifa | Daily Texan Staff no longer need student consent once will have bowling specials from One month after South By Southwest sweeps Austin, UT’s annual track and field competition, The Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays, adds an addi- the guidelines are in effect. 9 p.m. until closing time. Free tional estimated $8 million to the local economy. “Logistically, you can’t gather indi- movie admission and specials vidual consent from all these students are given with UT ID. to gather some of the useful informa- tion, such as the number of hours the student is taking or the extracurric- ular activities the student is involved WEDNESDAY in,” Stanfield said. The information is important for Stressfest creating a more seamless picture of The Counseling and Mental FASTCASH By Allie Kolechta tin, senior vice president of marketing at the mately 300 jobs. statewide educational success, espe- Health Center will have pet Daily Texan Staff Austin Chamber of Commerce. “That may be a high cially among higher learning institu- therapy dogs, acupuncture Hotels, restaurants, taxis, Capitol Metro estimate; it’s very iffy,” ON THE WEB: tions, he said. For instance, if a stu- fitness and wellness An estimated $8 million dollars is circulat- and Sixth Street probably took in much of the he said. “I don’t think dent were to enroll at a college but demonstrations and more for Check out a video ing through Austin because of Texas Relays, revenue, she said. the effects are very big. about relay culture drop out, there is no way of knowing Stressfest 2011. The event is said city officials. “Everything that is affiliated with the hos- We’re not talking Super whether that student completed his from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. on the @dailytexan or her education at a different insti- The Texas Relays, an annual series of rac- pitality industry is affected,” she said. Bowl are we? But it still online.com FAC porch. es held throughout the city, generates reve- The impact comes from visitors who come helps. It’s small potatoes, tution. A goal is to create such a sys- nue in the hospitality industry each year. Stu- in and spend their money, said economics but it’s something.” tem, he said. dents from high school, UT and other colleg- professor Daniel Hamermesh. He estimat- The Super Bowl was expected to bring in “There’s been a significant move- THURSDAY es participat