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color, international students and faculty members found difficult to relate
to as defining the pioneering spirit, Chancellor Robert Coombe said in a
March letter to the school community.University officials also claim that
Boone was not up for consideration because of a consensus by the
student body that it wanted an entirely new mascot despite numerous
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Mueller, a spokeswoman for the University of Denver, told FoxNews.com. The
students wanted a new mascot and didnt want to look towards the
past.Mueller added that they intend togi
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> him as a target, they went out and got in
a vehicle and followed him," Ford told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation,
according to AFP."[They] came up from behind and basically shot him in
the back with a small caliber weapon, then sped away," Ford added.Richard
Rhodes, a builder who discovered Lane lying face down, said he was
targeted with a .22 caliber revolver.Police tracked the teens down using
surveillance video from a business that is near the shooting scene, KOCO
reports.On one of the alleged killer's Facebook pages, investigators found
the message: "Bang. Two drops in two hours," Sky News reports."I think
they were on a killing spree. We would have had more bodies
that night if we didn't get them, Ford said in an interview
with the Australian Associated Press.Peter Lane told Australian media there
was no explanation for his son's death."It is heartless and to try
to understand it is a short way to insanity," he said.The mother
of the 16-year-old accused in the killing said her son and his
two friends were part of a wannabe gang, but insisted that he
is not a killer, KOCO reports.The father of the 15-year-old also denied
his son had a role in Lanes death, but said the boy
had run-ins with the law before, News.com.au reports.On Tuesday, Lane's
girlfriend, Sarah Harper, laid a wooden cross at a memorial that formed
along the road where Duncan was killed."We just thought we'd leave it,"
Harper said. "This is his final spot."
sign each child out and have their photo taken.The school has about
870 children enrolled. The academy is named after McNair, an astronaut who
died when the space shuttle Challenger exploded on Jan. 28, 1986, according
to the school's website.Jonessia White, the mother of a kindergartner, said
the school's doors are normally locked."I took (my son) to school this
morning and had to be buzzed in," she said. "So I'm wondering
how the guy got in the door."Jackie Zamora, 61, of Decatur, was
at the Wal-Mart waiting and said her 6-year-old grandson was inside the
school when the shooting was reported and she panicked for more than
an hour because she hadn't heard whether or not anyone had been
injured.She said the school has a set of double doors where visitors
must be buzzed in and show identification to a camera to be
allowed in."I don't know how this could happen at this school," Zamora
said. "There's so much security."School volunteer Debra Haynes said she
encountered the suspect without knowing it.She stopped by the office at
the end of her shift and saw a man talking to a
secretary but she did not see a gun."I heard him say, `I'm
not here to harm any staff or any parents or students. He
said he wanted to speak to a police officer.""By the time I
got to 2nd Avenue, I heard gunshots," she said.The Associated Press contributed
to this report
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