Running the water will eventually clear it.

Longtime UCLA law professor Gerald López, author of Rebellious Lawyering: One Chicano’s Vision of Progressive Law Practice (Westview Press, 1992), will speak about his advocacy on behalf of low-income, of-color and immigrant communities.

The team of four competed at the Intercollegiate Business Ethics Case Competition held Sept. 23-25 in Chicago, Ill.

The presentation will be preceded by a pizza dinner. Registration is required by Wednesday, Oct. 7.

Coach Glenn Caruso and his Tommies are undefeated and determined to remain that way when they host Gustavus at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, at O’Shaughnessy Stadium. The coach led his team onto the field arm-in-arm with offensive linemen Justyn Helgeson, 74, and Ben Katzner, 68, against St. Olaf on Sept. 19; the Tommies won 27-16. They also defeated Hamline last Saturday, 63-10, and Macalester, 54-14, in their season opener Sept. 5.

Dave Nimmer is trying to be a “modern media consumer” by reading blogs and Web sites. But as he writes today in The Scroll, he’s also still in love with “slow-and-old television,” such as this week’s new Ken Burns documentary on national parks.

Meeting topics include possible suspension of free newspapers in dining facilities, special elections, fall budget and USG goals.

Anderson Ayres, a junior from Brazil, shares perspectives on his home country.

Students interested in an on-campus program are asked to e-mail the Wellness Center.