Thursday night there will be a candlelight vigil where people can meet in the South Ball Room of the MU at 7 p.m. There will be a walk to Lake Laverne, hot apple cider and ministers speaking. There will be additional events going on all week, including World AIDS Day booths and tables set up around campus that will distribute information and free condoms. Krambeer, junior in journalsim and mass communications, said World AIDS Day is a campus and community wide effort. Many new organizations are joining each year to help with awareness.
Many people feel more comfortable initially seeking information in a group setting.
After the Group Call, they may be more likely to call back with individual concerns. The National AIDS Hotline, which started in 1986, is operated by the American Social Health Association under contract with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Copyright 1997 by the Iowa State Daily Publications Board. All rights reserved. No redistribution without the express written consent of the Iowa State Daily Editor in Chief.