UNIVERSITY
Student in satisfactory condition
By Came Dennett
Emerald .Reporter
A tTniversitv student who
was r riticalh injured Iasi week
when she was thrown from a
state owned van is recovering
following pelvir surgerv Mon
day night at a hospital in Reno
(labrielle Hubbard. 10 a
freshman undeclared major,
was moved out of intensive
care at Washoe Medical Hentei
Moiuhiv She is listed in satis
lai lory condition
"I'm doing well." Hubbard
said In phone "I'll prohabh
he here until Wednesdav of
next week
f lubhard said she and most of
the six other passengers' were
asleep w hen the vail rolled over
about 7: to a m on Highwa\
H7t) near Tonapah. Nev
Susan Winn. 7 1 a junior
Knglish major, was killed in the
ai cident
"All 1 remember is when I
woke up in intensive care and
realized oh itn Hod. I'm in the
hospital'." she said "I had
thought it was a dream, that the
van rolled over, hut then I
knew it wasn't a dream ”
Hubbard said that mam ol
the passengers were not wear
ing their seatbelts .it the time of
the ait ident because they were
asleep
"I was huddling against Su
sie, we were sharing tin* same
seal. she sanl It's |ust a
weird exponent o to realize that
I was sitting next to her then
she lin'd
"I feel realiv had that Susie
lost her life, and I w ish that I
i iillUi have gone to the tuner
ah' IItihhard said
\V inn's f ii ne ra 1 was he Id
Monday morning in Saratoga
( aid
Hubbard said they were hop
mg to take a short! ut. to Mer
run, Nev . the site of the
American IVaie l est hut had
taken a w rong turn
' We real i/.ed w e took a
wrong turn, so we stopped the
van. got o u I a ltd vv a Iked
around.' she said ' U e
wall hed the sunset it was real
Iv beautiful Ue took some pit
tores, and got bai k in the van
"We had |llst driven a lew
(Wore miles before vv e (ell
asleep.' ’ she said
"We had just had this t leant I
lul moment, and then the an i
dent happened
llubhard said she plans on
traveling to the Amerii an Peat e
lest next year, despite the ai i i
dent
I leel really bad about not
going,'' she said I even
thought about going before I
leav e Nevada
I ll IS VM 111 1(1 ll.l VC IlCI'll (lie
lirst time Hubbard attended the
\n
"I was iiisi hopinvt to i’ll and
(live some support tin all the
people who are working for
peai e she said
lobn.db.in St hwart/ a 22
year old junior psyi hology ma
|or and the driver at the time of
the act'blent vs.is arrested for
involuntary manslaughter, a
routine charge when a fatality
is involved and released on his
ow n ret ogni/ant e
The I ugene /register (.uanl
reported Wednesday that the
dislrn t attorney \s off it e has not
yet dei ideil it St hwart/ rvill be
jiroset uted
Hubbard said she has relent
ly talked to Si lot art/
He yy.is hurting, he r\as
look mg pretty dins u she
said I yy.is trying to comfort
him and tell him to look on the
bright side
Hubbard Winn and Mary
Ager. .!() a sophomore sm min
gy major were all thrown from
the ran Ager ttns released
from a hospital in I niiapah I ri
day and is now recovering
from a frat lured shoulder at her
parents' home in Sail Diego
The other passengers yy.re
released from the hospital the
day ot the ai i ident
GTFF to hold membership meeting
mi :ktin( ;s
Craduate Teat hing Fellow
Federation h.is a membership
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Hili Si
Et als
Alpha I’hi Omega meets in
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(art It* K International meets
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Streel Crosswalk Im Redyvood
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Alpha Kappa Delta Honor
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formation on CRF's the gradu
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MiSCFLLANFOUS
Karth Week Table will he
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CD-ROM tutorial to learn to
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Larry K Churchill, professor
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Free MAC Workshop today
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The Cniversity Outdoor Pro
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Alps <i slide show by Jim
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KKI It IK )N
I he |esus Film \\ ill In shown
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