B • *>u v * a - > Non-profit organization U.S. POSTAGE PAID Durant, Okla. Permit No. 117 Friday, January 24,2003 Campus news, campus views from Southeastern Oklahoma State University Volume 83 No. 15 Campus calendar - Do you have an item for Volunteers exemplify King' s dream * The Southeastern's Campus Calendar? Include dates and contact phone Students, faculty, community members lend a hand to others numbers. Fax them at least By SARA STANGLIN ful range of responses from the a week in advance to 745- Staff Writer crowd, from "amen" to laugh 7475, or e-mail us at • ter.
[email protected]. While many students were A first for this year were the sleeping in and enjoying a day Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Closing Time' off from school on Monday, a Service awards. "The Time is Out of special group of student volun Three students received these Joint," a presentation of teers decided to make some * awards. Each student was given Theatre at Southeastern, thing of their holiday. a plant that represented a differ closes today, 7 p.m., in the These students, along with ent aspect of King's goal. University Center, Room faculty members and members Recipients were Keenan 300. General admission is of the surrounding community, Williams, Dignity; Regina $2, and the production is got together to celebrate the Johnson, Freedom, and free for all SOSU students birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Kimiywi, Peace. with an ID. Call 745-2696 Luther King Jr. • Following the rally, the group for ticket information. See SARA STANGLIN/The Southeastern To this group it was not just a SARA STANGLINfThe Southeastern headed down to the Magnolia Award winners (left to right) related story on Page 5.