"Drunk as a Skunk" is just one of the many speeches and activities that are taking place this week at Eastern for National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week, which began Sunday and continues through Saturday.

The name of a Student Senate member was misspelled in an info box in Monday's edition of The Daily Eastern News. The correct spelling is Rebekah Beachey.

Faculty and students hope that the extended hours for Art Park West will be more suitable for their needs, but many are still holding out for the building to be open 24 hours.

"What is it that you want for your life?"

The University Police Department has purchased decibel meters to monitor noise levels near the university, but a student, faculty and community ride along with the UPD this Friday and Saturday could determine if the equipment will ever be used.

The Faculty Senate discussed last year's failed presidential search with two members of the Board of Trustees at a special meeting yesterday.

Printmaking students are dealing with less room and more noise in their new room at Art Park West but are working to make necessary adjustments and focusing on the positive.

The Board of Trustees unanimously approved every action item on their agenda Monday, including increasing the graduation fee from $15 to $25.

As of Jan. 1, anyone convicted of possessing a false identification card will lose his or her driving privileges for one year, and then he or she must reapply for a driver's license.

Fear is a powerful thing.

Students gathered in the Library Quad to voice their concerns and beliefs about a possible war against Iraq Monday.

Reports on earned degrees, athletics and alumni were among the information items presented to the Board of Trustees at Monday's meeting in the University Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.