 The funds were disbursed via student organization requests for reimbursement of third-party expenses, paid by the student-activities-fund administrator.In the case of "Rosenberger v. Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia," the plaintiff was the UVA student religious magazine "Wide Awake," and later the petitioner before the U.S. Supreme Court.In 1990, Ronald Rosenberger and other students founded "Wide Awake," intending to "publish a magazine of philosophical and religious expression" meant to "facilitate discussion, which fosters an atmosphere or sensitivity to and tolerance of Christian viewpoints", and to "provide a unifying focus for Christians of multicultural backgrounds."