Frontline Speakers, an organization whose members carry HIV, discuss the impact of the deadly disease at 2 p.m. in the Jot Travis Student Union, Alumni Room. On the JTSU lawn, students can take free HIV tests and obtain packets promoting responsible sexual behavior. Ryan McGinness, 784-6025. This week's Multicultural Month activities at the university feature music, games, lectures and diversity presentations from a host of guest speakers. Cultural Challenge Games take center stage at noon Wednesday, Oct. 8, on the student union lawn.
Student groups compete for prizes as they answer questions about the world's many cultures.
Vada Trimble, 784-4177. Heads vs. Feds Tuesday, Oct. 7 Steve Hager, editor of High Times magazine, and Curtis Sliwa, Guardian Angels founder, debate the merits of legalizing marijuana. Ryan McGinness, 784-6025. The seminar, which begins at 4 p.m. in the Jot Travis Student Union Auditorium, will be followed by a reception in the Clark Room, on the second floor of Morrill Hall. Kate Schulz, 784-4439.