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Behind the Scenes of UT s The Eyes of Texas Controversy – Texas Monthly
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Group aiming to bring back Austin s homeless camping ban raises $437,000
Thursday marked 30 days before Austin s municipal election, meaning the political action committees that are raising funds for and against causes faced a deadline to submit financial disclosure reports.
Not surprisingly, much of the action was driven by the ballot proposition on the city s homeless camping ordinance.
Save Austin Now, the PAC whose leaders are seeking to reinstate the camping ban that the Austin City Council repealed two years ago, reported raising $437,000 through March 22. The report showed the PAC spent 319,000.
A financial report for the PAC in opposition to the ban, Homes Not Handcuffs, showed $23,000 in contributions and $423 in expenditures. The contributions, most of them small, came from roughly 350 donors.
SME Names Four Accomplished Indian Americans as Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineers
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The Texas Tribune
A UT committee released a report last month concluding that while The Eyes of Texas was written and performed in a racist setting, it had “no racist intent,” and the lyrics were not “overtly racist.”
Former Longhorn quarterback Colt McCoy, who recently signed with the Arizona Cardinals, was among a group of connected University of Texas at Austin donors who organized an effort last June to pressure university leaders to keep the alma mater song, “The Eyes of Texas,” according to new emails provided to The Texas Tribune.
Last month, the Tribune reported that dozens of UT-Austin donors threatened to pull funds if the university got rid of the song, which has been the subject of student protests. After the story ran, UT-Austin President Jay Hartzell released a statement that said he received a “small number” of hateful emails about the issue and they “bear no influence on any aspect of our decision-making.”