Leonard Baynes was en route to India as a Fulbright Scholar on Thursday, but the dean of the University of Houston Law Center only made it to…
August 28, 2017 at 01:43 PM
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Leonard Baynes was en route to India as a Fulbright Scholar on Thursday, but the dean of the University of Houston Law Center only made it to New Jersey before turning back.
Hurricane Harvey was set to pummel the city with massive flooding predicted, and Baynes knew he needed to be in Houston to help the law school manage through the disaster.
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