SHOOTING 2 LAST

The University in an emergency notice posted on its
website said the shooter has been apprehended.
"The campus is closed tonight (Friday). Everyone is
encouraged to go home. Classes are cancelled for tonight," the
university said.
Erin Johnson, a second-year student, told the Hunstville
Times that the biology faculty meeting was underway at the
Shelby Centre when she heard screams coming from one of the
rooms.
San Francisco Chronicle reported that neuroscientist Amy
Bishop was the key suspect and being held along with her
husband.
Bishop, who joined the faculty in 2003, and her husband
Jim Anderson had created a portable cell-incubator called
"InQ" which won the couple an award in a state competition and
they also received USD 25,000 of seed money in a business
competition, the report said.
The Huntsville campus houses 7,500 students in northern
Alabama. The university is known for its scientific and
engineering programmes. PTI