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		AIDS Memorial Quilt displayed at Wartburg
		Two 12' by 12' sections of the national AIDS Memorial Quilt were on display for public view Wednesday night. In connection with October being AIDS Awareness Month, the Health and Wellness Center was responsible for the quilt's display and the prayer vigil that took place before Eucharist.
		New residence hall to be built
		The Board of Regents has recently approved plans for four construction projects on the Wartburg campus. Plans include a new residence hall, a multi-phase landscaping project, a new maintenance building, and remodeling of first floor Luther Hall.
		Wartburg professors honored
		Price and Hancock named to professional boards.
		Hedeen named Iowa Professor of the Year
		Dr. Paul Hedeen, associate professor of English, was named Iowa Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
		New features provide entertainment at the Lair
		If you've been looking for a way to entertain yourself this year, you may want to check out the Lair. The Lair, which is located in the Student Union, has added some new features recently.
		Blood drive meets goal
		Wartburg students and faculty proved Wednesday that giving blood isn't as scary as it seems. The Red Cross blood drive was a success, surpassing the set goal of 130 units.
		Herman Diers to speak at convocation
		Dr. Herman Diers, considered the man most responsible for Wartburg's global and multicultural studies, will speak at Tuesday's convocation.
		KWAR marathon to count down top 89 songs
		Does 89.1 hours of live music, stunts, prizes, and entertainment sound good?
		Patrick to speak Thursday
		Dr. John Patrick, a professor of biochemistry and pediatrics at the University of Ottawa will speak Thursday at 8 p.m. in Voecks Auditorium.
		"What did you say?" Profanity poses problem in dorms
		Concerns have been voiced about the use of profanity in the dorms and on the campus. In an effort to educate people on the power of the words they use, resident assistants in Centennial Complex have begun a language tolerance program.