Many University students spent Monday remembering the dream of nonviolent, direct community action of one of the most influential leaders of the civil rights movement almost 42 years after he died.
Martin Luther King, Jr. paved the way for 13 years of civil rights activism, and his dedication inspired the Martin Luther King Day of Service [...]

When Mike Sandoz isn’t watching sports on TV, he watches another hero of his - Anthony Bourdain, celebrity chef and food connoisseur.
Sandoz, nutritional sciences junior, is part of a larger national interest in gourmet cooking and eating and specialty food shopping.
The U.S. specialty food industry is a $20 billion industry with about 20,000 stores nationwide [...]

It didn’t seem possible for Twitter to get any more popular, but it has.
A recent study by Pew Research reveals a significantly higher percentage of Internet users now use Twitter or similar status-updating services since the last time the survey was commissioned.
“Some 19 percent of Internet users now say they use Twitter or another service [...]

The placement of spring break in the University’s academic calendar induced conflict at Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting.
Previously, spring break typically occurred the week of Good Friday, according to University Registrar Robert Doolos. Last year, the Faculty Senate and Student Government recommended the break always occur at this time.
However, if this break remains the same, there [...]

Staff Writer, The Daily Reveille
The Student Government fall elections begin today, and voting on PAWS ends at 9:59 p.m.
Included on the ballot are candidates vying for open SG Senate and University Court positions and a referendum to make the SG vice president a salaried position.
The only referendum on the ballot prohibits the vice president position [...]

Nearing the midway point in his administration, Student Government President Stuart Watkins has completed 10 of the 34 items on the pushcard, while conceding five of the 34 items may not be feasible during his time in office.
Watkins said he would give himself a B+ grade for his administration so far.
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More than 3,300 students took the opportunity to help “name that space” by voting Sept. 8 to 11 on a new name for the temporarily named Live Oak Lounge in the Student Union.
The space’s current name - Live Oak Lounge - was a temporary name chosen for the Union’s renovation plans, said Shirley Plakidas, Union [...]