ALT Pictured is a man sitting in front of a bulletin board that reads ‘NEWS’ with various clippings of pictures around it. The man sits on a bright orange chair and holds a newspaper with both hands while he looks into the camera. He is a redhead with short hair parted in the middle and wears light brown, circular glasses and a gray sweater that says “THE DAILY TEXAN’ in burnt orange letters with Bevo the longhorn in the middle also colored burnt orange. Photo by Manoo Sirivelu.

ALT A white square with a black border. At the top of the square reads “-30-.” Underneath, in smaller print, reads “A -30- column is a chance for departing permanent staff to say farewell and reflect on their time spent in The Daily Texan’s basement office. The term comes from the old typesetting mark (-30-) to denote the end of a line.”