MLK memorial dedicated on National Mall
Aug 23rd, 2011
WASHINGTON and – Rep. Frederica Wilson had a chance recently to take a private VIP tour of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial, but she …
By: McClatchy Tribune
University of Arizona at Tucson
Carey looks like high school self
Aug 23rd, 2011
With every prized recruit comes the same warning label: Don’t expect too much too quickly. Wildcats fans learned that last season with four-star recruit Marquis Flowers and in 2009 with fellow four-star safety Adam Hall.
By: Mike Schmitz
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Libyan rebels tighten grip on Tripoli
Aug 23rd, 2011
CAIRO and – Rebels pouring in from the countryside strengthened their grip on much of the Libyan capital, setting up checkpoints and securing buildings even as longtime leader Moammar
By: McClatchy TribuneGadhafi’s hold on city weakens as opposition floods capital
No vacation in Hawaii
Aug 23rd, 2011
For Arizona volleyball, this week doubles as the first week of classes and competition. While the majority of students are concluding the week with imminent back-to-school parties on their minds, the volleyball team will be hard at work in Hawaii.
By: Kelly HultgrenVolleyball all business for first tournament
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Degree Crisis: The destruction, dismantling of the college education
Aug 23rd, 2011
In one way or another, at some point in our lives, we have all been told that the high school diploma isn’t what it used to be. The chances are that if we hadn’t been told this, a vast majority of us wouldn’t be in college to begin with. The job market…
By: Storm Byrd
Track and field’s Barrett sets new personal best
Aug 23rd, 2011
Not only is Arizona high jumper Brigetta Barrett atop the college ranks in her event, but the junior from Duncanville, Texas is one of …
By: Kevin Zimmerman
Tea Party blocks progress for all, even themselves
Aug 23rd, 2011
It’s no secret that the Tea Party we all hear so much about isn’t such a grand party after all. Many popular news outlets make the Tea Party seem like a stubborn group of Americans that try to derail the supposed bipartisan support that exists in Washi…
By: Joshua Segall
Pac-12 Enterprises names first president
Aug 23rd, 2011
The newly-created Pac-12 Enterprises company and – the umbrella that will include the television, digital and property arms of the conference and – announced Gary Stevenson as the first president yesterday, according to Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott.
By: Kevin Zimmerman
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UPDATED: Career Services to host job fair
Aug 23rd, 2011
If the end of summer means the end of your summer job, Career Services has just the event for you.
By: Daily WildcatStudent Union readies to play host to more than 40 employers
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GPSC angry over presidential search snub
Aug 23rd, 2011
While the 23-member UA Presidential Search Committee includes regents, university administrators and ASUA President James Allen, it does not include a graduate or professional student.
By: Eliza Molk
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Prof says parents misled on shots
Aug 23rd, 2011
Over the past 10 years, the number of Arizona parents who opted to not inoculate their child has doubled.
By: Conrad Pursley
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UA research looks to take sting out of scorpion venom
Aug 23rd, 2011
Bark scorpion stings used to mean breathing tubes, sedation and several-day stays in the intensive care unit for children brought to UMC.
By: Brenna Goth
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