The Independent Collegian

More than 1,000 students, parents, educators and local dignitaries filled the Student Union Building Auditorium last Saturday for the annual Conference for Minority Youth. The primary goal of the conference was to help lessen the low rates of minorities on campus.

Tuesday night, members of Student Senate heard a reading of a proposed amendment to the Student Government Constitution that would change the requirements for candidates in presidential elections. The amendment, authored by Senators Nathan Barthels and Erica Ley, states candidates for president or vice president must have a minimum 2.

Relax. Enjoy the thought and idea of relaxing comfortably, from your feet to your head. Now, relax your conscious mind and give in to your imagination. Some students were able to experience hypnosis first hand Tuesday evening in the Student Union Building Auditorium under the direction of Dr.

During spring break, up to 100 students will be traveling across the country and into Mexico, but they won't be going sight-seeing or to the beach. The students are volunteering for Habitat for Humanity, a service organization that is assisting less-fortunate people in building homes, churches and orphanages.

The University Counseling Center is offering free support groups for UT students during the spring semester. A sexual abuse/assault group, a support group and an anger management group all meet Thursdays at 3:30 p.m. A fourth meeting is being planned to address students with depression.

(KRT) - Alia Sabur, in a slick black bob and ivory boots, her fingernails frosted blue, looks 14. As "uhmm" and "like" dusts her conversation, she sounds 14. And as she fidgets in a chair talking about her love of instant messaging friends, she acts 14. Which is precisely what she is: A charming, poised 14-year-old engineering doctoral candidate at Drexel University, said to be the youngest female Ph.