  The student, Mohdar Mohamed Abdoulah, has been charged with
two counts of lying on an application for political asylum.  Mr.
Abdoulah has not been charged with any crimes related to the
terrorist attacks, but he was originally detained in September
as a material witness because of his close contact with three of
the hijackers.  Michael G. Wheat, the assistant United States
attorney prosecuting the case, said the government agreed to
bail because ''it's an extremely onerous amount'' and because
the Muslim community was standing behind Mr. Abdoulah.  Federal
officials have said Mr. Abdoulah was helpful to the three
hijackers, who spent much of the year 2000 in this area. They
said he helped find flying schools for the three -- Hani
Hanjour, Khalid al-Midhar and Nawaq Alhazmi -- helped make
travel arrangements for them and even helped at least one of
them in an unsuccessful effort to find a bride through the
Internet.  In addition, the officials said, they found radical
Islamic writings in Mr. Abdoulah's apart