Approximately 60 students and others from the WSU community joined forces Thursday, March 6, to protest the potential war with Iraq. Protesters marched from the CUB to French Ad, where they met with several administration officials to discuss their concerns. President V. Lane Rawlins and other administrators will meet with students again at noon Friday, March 7, in the CUB, to discuss the issue. (Photo by Bob Hubner, WSU Photo Services.)
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