The vigil, sponsored by the Multicultural Resource Center, allowed students, faculty and staff to share their reflections on the meaning of a just community. Their holdings include social and political survey data, major economic and health surveys, U.S. Census and government surveys, and an increasing number of international data sets. Nominations due for awards to graduating seniors Nominations for a series of awards given to graduating seniors are due by Friday, February 23 to Sara Ballard in the office of the vice president for student affairs. Nominations should include a statement citing specific accomplishments and activities, a resume and nomination form. Forms and more information are available by calling 7-4787.
Preference goes to a female minority individual.
An engraved silver bowl to a female graduate who has excelled as a scholar and as a student leader. Academic excellence is not a requirement. Nominations for this award only, including the student's name, resume and a letter of support should be sent to David Anderson, AD-299, by Friday, February 23. Binghamton University's students and staff again spearheaded two successful drives to make the holidays brighter for the needy. The 11th annual Student Association Holiday Drive had more participants this year according to the organizers.