text: Here's another example.  UH got a grant to scan, digitize, and post on the internet all major documents regarding the Annexation.  They were specifically told to include the Morgan Report.  They paid students to do the work.  They completed the Blount Report and the anti-annexation petitions.  But somehow they never got around to the Morgan Report before running out of money.  Imagine that! And of course nobody would do it without pay.  So my friend Jere Krischel and I got an original of the 808-page Morgan Report, did all the scanning, digitizing, editing, etc. and created a webpage to display photos of every page along with digitized, searchable text.  It took us many months, and we did it without pay to ensure documents from both sides of the controversy would be available to everyone.  Nobody at UH helped with anything.  They would have liked the Morgan Report to stay buried in a dusty archive somewhere, and Tom Dye would then say "students are free to read it whenever they want."