(KRT)

All the Asian students sit in one corner, the Hispanics occupy another, the blacks gather in the center of the room, and the whites sit in the far corner all by their lonesome. Welcome to the University of Washington’s Husky Union Building.

Friendships are strikingly color-coded here, despite the fact that minorities make up 25.6 percent of the student body.

Last Wednesday, almost 500 Salve students voted in the student government executive board elections, and the net result is that this year’s five-member board is returning for the 2004 – 2005 academic year. Mr. John Rok, vice president for student life, thinks that the student government association (SGA) had a “very fine year in 2003 – 2004,” and he looks forward to another good year ahead.

The following figures were allocated for club and organization budgets by the Activities Funding Board for the 2004-2005 academic year.

By: Posted In: News Congratulations to the new Mosaic editorial staff for the 2004-2005 academic year. Elizabeth Bartek, ’05, and Chelse Melina, ’05, will take on the positions of co-editor. Both are working toward degrees in English Communications and have been active on staff this year with Bartek as National News Editor and Melina as Entertainment Editor. Elisabeth Steinhardt isRead More

Mark* was in the closet, enduring what some call Seven Minutes in Heaven at a junior high party. He was miserable. “Kissing this girl is disgusting,” Mark thought to himself, and he wondered why the other guys liked to do this. It was another seven years before he worked up the courage to come out of the closet.