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After three years of leadership at the University and elsewhere, juniors Philip Kurian and Anthony Vitarelli will advance to professional school $26,000 richer and with one of the most highly coveted undergraduate awards in the country to their names. The students have been designated 2004 Truman Scholars, along with 77 other undergraduates from 67 schools.
The cost of cable television and telephone service will not be incorporated into room rates for the 2003-2004 academic year, as Residential Life and Housing Services Director Eddie Hull shot down the idea at Thursday's Campus Council meeting before it could be voted upon.
Prompted by continued financial woes and the University's need for multicultural space, the Oak Room closed its doors for good in May.
