The Faculty Senate will meet Tuesday to continue further discussion on a computer privacy policy and administrative search procedures.

The final installment of technology lectures will be Monday in two segments about the impact of technology on the English world and cardiovascular health.

Pretrial motions made by both sides of a case in which Eastern's former provost is suing for sexual harassment and racial discrimination were ruled on by a federal judge Friday in Urbana.

This weekend offered no vacation from comedians joking about the lack of activities in Charleston.

Several Student Government resolutions introduced through Student Senate this semester have not yet produced any results.

Working to combat juvenile crime, a new city program holds its second day of peer court today, with area youth volunteers sentencing first-time peer offenders. The program has stimulated less crime and more community service in other cities including Mattoon and Danville.

Buying Boxa pizza Monday will satisfy customers' hunger and help less fortunate Haitians thousands of miles away.

Brothers Tim and Pat Monahan, of the Thomas Monahan Company, told an attentive crowd Thursday evening how the North American Free Trade Agreement has positively affected their Arcola-based business.

The Eastern Symphonic Wind Ensemble will perform a program of French, German, English and American symphony music, including works from composers J. S. Bach, Joseph Willcox Jenkins, Louis Jadin, Herman Blankenburg, Vaclav Nelhybel and a recent work from English composer Adam Gorb. The concert is at 3 p.m. Sunday at McAfee South Auditorium.

Richard Keiter, a chemistry professor, has been awarded a grant that will both contribute to industrial companies and Eastern students.

The smooth sounds of jazz guitar and other instruments will serenade audience members at the Tarble Arts Center Sunday night.

As part of "America Recycles Day," pledgers will be qualified to win prizes at the state and national level.