It's basically a way for us to protect the leaders of our student organizations from being exploited by the business owners uptown.

We might meet with some leaders of student organizations such as fraternities and ask them from their point of view to describe the way people drink at the fraternity parties, to describe the kind of social climate at those parties,

The Hilton Prize was established in 1996 to call attention to organizations that are effective and innovative leaders in addressing humanitarian needs and to encourage others to contribute to their good work,

Grassroots organizations grow stronger to the extent that their leaders go out and engage more people. It's all about building as broad a base as you can. The right seems to get it much more about being committed and cooperating with other committed people, and going out and evangelizing. There is an evangelical spirit in their movement that is a great strength to them. And there hasn't been a whole lot of that on the liberal side.

Jonathan liked to say it?s all about looking - you just have to keep looking for material, but also evaluate critically the prints you look at to understand what makes a good print and what makes a good copy.

(The bars) aren't doing their part to make sure everybody's ID is real and that everyone drinking is 21. We're trying to tell businesses uptown that if you want our business, you're going to have to hold yourselves to a higher standard.