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: Texas Death Penalty Blog2008 Alternative Spring Break Schedule
By "Persian Cowboy"
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Below is the schedule for 2008. There may still be some slight changes. Go to TSADP blog for daily spring break blogs by participants. Monday, March 10 Before 2 PM Housing check-in for people who have signed up for housing. We have rented several hotel rooms. We will let you know the locations of the hotels and contact you about which location you will be staying at. If you can not check in earlier in the day, then just go directly to the location of the first event and you can check in to your room after the workshops. Monday's events will take place on the UT-Austin campus in Garrison 1.126. 5:15-5:45 PM -- Meet at Garrison 1.126 for snacks and socializing before the first speaker. 5:45 - 6 PM -- Introduction to the Alternative Spring Break by Hooman Hedayati of Texas Students Against the Death Penalty and Scott Cobb of Texas Moratorium Network...continue to full postFull post as published by Texas Death Penalty Blog on March 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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