Daily Campus

by Amanda Taylor, Contributing Writer, ataylor@smu.edu

Kevin Murphy, a public affairs representative for ExxonMobil, spoke to the Chemistry Society and other students yesterday in Fondren Science Building about Exxon and future energy trends. Although the presentation focused on energy trends of tomorrow, fuel emissions and alternative methods to conventional gasoline, there was no precise information provided regarding what percentages of Exxon's income are directed toward future development. (3) comments

Ali Martin (right) and Nick Weilbacher (middle) sold doughnuts Tuesday morning to support Alternative Spring Break. Doughnuts will also be sold this morning from 8 to 10 a.m. The deadline to apply to go on an ASB trip is Feb. 14. (0) comments

by Mark Norris, Editor In Chief, mnorris@smu.edu

University Park residents packed into City Hall on Tuesday for a regular meeting and special public hearing on a small strip of parkland that could be part of the George W. Bush Presidential Library. The hearing was the first chance for residents to voice their opinions on the sale of Potomac Park to SMU. (0) comments

by Kelsey Jukam, News Editor, kjukam@smu.edu

Student Senate voted unanimously Tuesday to make two revisions to the Senate Constitution. These Senate-approved revisions will be added to Senate's February election ballot and will have to be approved by two-thirds of the student vote in order for the constitution to be changed. (0) comments

by Sarah Scott, News Editor, sescott@smu.edu

SMU will host the John Ben Shepperd leadership forum for high-school students on Saturday, Feb. 17. Leadership Education Activities and Development (LEAD) is sponsoring the event, which aims to give high schoolers the skills they need to become leaders in their communities. (0) comments