The lawsuit, which targets the admissions policies of the University's Law School, caused little disruption on campus after it was filed yesterday. In Pullman, Wash., the streets are paved with roses - literally. Anticipating Washington State's first Rose Bowl appearance in 67 years, students painted enormous roses on the streets of the Pullman campus this week. The small town of 25,000, which includes 18,000 Washington State students, is overflowing with football frenzy and its residents say they plan to enjoy the ride while it lasts. Students split on diversity issue As lawmakers and legal officials prepare to struggle over the value of diversity on campus, students themselves are still forming their own opinions.
Questions concerning diversity continue to divide much of the student body.
While some believe diversity at the University is commendable, others say they are blatantly disgusted with the current situation. Medical reports show that Marceau, who was to celebrate his 59th birthday in a month, drowned after falling into the river early that Monday morning, possibly due to heart failure. He understood his people because we're all going through the same things. He made the load lighter for us. Films help mark 25th anniversary of department Images of women at the University marked one event honoring the 25th anniversary of the Women's Studies Department.