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UA frosh dies after apparent stairwell
fall
A Manzanita-Mohave resident died early yesterday morning, more than a week after he was found
at the bottom of an outdoor campus staircase with severe injuries.
Brian Scott Balcer, 18, had been in critical condition at University Medical Center since Oct. 17,
when he apparently fell from a flight of stairs outside the second floor of the Art building, 1031 N.
Olive Road.
Balcer died at 2:22 a.m., said Mike Downing, Pima County medical examiner.
"I'm listing cause of death as accidental," Downing said.
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Men's basketball frosh struggling for
positions
Part of the benefits from being a top-ranked college basketball
team is the ability to attract top recruits from around the country.
And as Lute Olson has taken the Arizona men's basketball team
to the top, culminating in a national championship in 1997,
more and more talented high school seniors are hoping to play
for the Wildcats.
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Seniors in space, and beyond
John Glenn is preparing for his triumphant return to space Thursday and the nation is excited. I
haven't been able to turn on my TV this past week without Senator Glenn's withered mug staring
back at me; standing there in his bright orange space suit, looking like a big dried apricot.
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