More than one week after suffering head injuries during an altercation with two Sigma Chi fraternity members, Carson Ward, a second-year College student and a member of the University football team, remained in critical but stable condition last night.
The official definition of Ward's condition states that his "vital signs are stable but not within normal limits," said Brad Clore, a media relations officer at the University Medical Center.
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