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MLK Week: Overtoun Jenda Strives to Eliminate Bigotry, Even if He Obliterates His Job in the Process

By Max Newfield / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | January 21

In today's workplace, most people will do anything they can to keep their job, but Overtoun Jenda, associate provost for diversity and multicultural affairs, spends every day working to make his job obsolete.As the provost for diversity and multicultural affairs, Jenda strives to make sure every group of people in Auburn's community is represented. Unfortunately for Jenda, this means he does not have absolute job security.

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Law Fair Gives Students Options

By Max Newfield / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | January 21

Some people may not associate scholars with fairs, but Thursday, Jan. 21, the two will come together in the Haley Center lobby.The event is the Auburn University Law School Fair and it will be hosted by the Pre-Law Scholars Program."It's an opportunity for students interested in entering law school to meet with representatives on a personal level," said Dorothy Littleton, a political science professor and director of the Pre-Law Program.

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New Concrete Saves Arboretum Paths

By Max Newfield / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | January 21

Concrete that is full of holes may sound like a useless invention, but at the Donald E. Davis Arboretum it is just what the doctor ordered, or at least what the building science professor ordered.That professor is Michael Hein and the concrete is pervious concrete.

Max Newfield / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR

MLK Week: Overtoun Jenda Strives to Eliminate Bigotry, Even if He Obliterates His Job in the Process

Law Fair Gives Students Options

New Concrete Saves Arboretum Paths

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