While not everyone is feeling the effects of increased parking spaces, plans for parking expansion are in the University's future, said Winicker, who also is eager to see what effect the new class schedule will have on parking. The deadline is nearing, but there is still time to enter the Student Senate race. Potential student senators have until 5 p.m. Tuesday to gather 75 or 150 signatures, depending on the position they are running for. Petitions for signatures are in the Student Senate office and need to be turned in to the Campus Activities and Organizations Center. Elections for Senate are Sept. 12 and 13.
All students are welcome to run.
We want the Senate to be as diverse as possible. Senate has 17 positions open. Rotert estimates approximately 41 students will be on the ballot. The highlights of Truman Day included a carnival, concert by Life in General, activities fair, name change ceremony and fireworks, which ended the day's festivities. Omicron Delta Kappa, a leadership society, came up with the idea of Truman Day.