A lawsuit seeking unspecified damages has been filed on behalf of the mother of a Texas A&M University student who was killed in a 1999 bonfire collapse at the College Station, Texas, campus. Self v. Texas A&M, et al. alleges engineering and architectural flaws in the structure of logs led to the collapse. Twelve people, including 20-year-old student Jerry Don Self, were killed.
April 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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