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78R14848 MW-D

By:  Garza                                                        H.R. No. 1036



R E S O L U T I O N
	WHEREAS, A delegation of teachers and students from Liberty 
Elementary School in Eagle Pass is visiting the State Capitol on May 
7, 2003, to learn more about the seat of Texas government firsthand; 
and
	WHEREAS, With the 78th Legislative Session well underway, the 
Capitol Complex is a source of great activity, offering visitors an 
excellent opportunity to see their state government functioning at 
its dynamic best; and
	WHEREAS, Liberty Elementary School has as its mission "to 
allow all students an opportunity to expand the frontiers of their 
mind academically, physically and emotionally," and their visit to 
Austin today is certainly one very positive way in which this 
mission is being addressed; and
	WHEREAS, This noteworthy group of Liberty students and their 
sponsors will have a chance to tour the Capitol and learn the 
fascinating history of this monument to freedom and democracy; the 
outstanding collection of art and documentation housed on the 
Capitol grounds provides an exceptional source of information for 
those interested in the role of state government and the chronicles 
of our great state; and
	WHEREAS, The magnificent Capitol, with its impressive 
rotunda and distinctive pink granite facade, is an ideal setting 
for young and old alike to discover the rich heritage of the Lone 
Star State and to gain insight into the workings of our state 
legislature; now, therefore, be it
	RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 78th Texas 
Legislature hereby commend the visiting students and sponsors from 
Liberty Elementary School on their interest in state government and 
extend to them sincere best wishes for an informative and memorable 
visit to Austin; and, be it further
	RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be 
prepared for these students as an expression of high regard by the 
Texas House of Representatives.