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UA shooting guard quits b-ball team
A family illness has prompted redshirt sophomore guard Quynn
Tebbs to quit the men's basketball team and move home to Salt
Lake City.
Tebbs, who had a chance to claim the starting shooting guard
role for the Wildcats this season, said his grandfather was diagnosed with terminal acute leukemia
Oct. 16 and that he has been contem-plating the move since then.
"There are some things in life that are more important than basketball," Tebbs said from his home
in Utah yesterday. "He's always been one of the most important people in my life. He's always
been there for me and now I need to be there for him."
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A driver's daze
UA students and employees who drive vans and other large
vehicles for university business will soon be required to take a
training course before getting behind the wheel.
The state's Joint Legislative Budget Committee is forcing all
three of Arizona's uni-versities to implement driver training for
high-occupancy vehicles after a serious accident involving an
Arizona State University van earlier this year, said Steve
Holland, the UA's director of risk management and safety.
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Man in the Hall: Campus life, 1946-'50
I will celebrate my 50th anniversary since graduation in 2000 and to tell you the truth I never
thought I'd live this long.
What innocents we were in 1946 and how scared I was when Dad delivered me to Maricopa Hall
and drove back to Douglas.
Not too many coeds were sent off to college in between the WW wars and most of the women went
to girls' schools such as Bryn Mawr and Smith. But post World War II, when parents sent their
girls off to school, they expected the Dean of Women to tame their daughters' raging hormones as
well as educate them.
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Do you plan to participate in the Homecoming events?
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