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UA changes challenge disabled students
	Like many other UA students, Andrea Barker experienced the effects of campus construction face to face when she encountered an inconvenient fence blocking her path between classes.

Starting fresh
	Redemption doesn't come easily. Especially not after a 41-7 loss on national television. But that's the task which faces the No. 15-ranked Arizona Wildcats (0-1) when they visit Texas Christian in Fort Worth, Texas, Sunday afternoon at 4:30 p.m.

Editorial: Treat athletes same as other students
	Yesterday's Arizona Daily Wildcat Police Beat column featured two students who were arrested on suspicion of shoplifting from the U of A Bookstore. One student stole batteries, the other took a wallet. Both made stupid mistakes and police cited them for it...

'Astronaut's Wife' is creative, miscast acting doesn't hold up
	Johnny Depp, an All-American Good 'Ol Boy? Charlize Theron, a sweet, innocent second-grade teacher? Small details are the deciding factor in Rand Ravich's "The Astronaut's Wife," a movie that revolves around little changes in behavior. Unfortunately for Ravich, in asking an audience to hunt for these disturbances in character, he has subjected his film to above-average scrutiny - and it doesn't hold up.

Quotable: "Fully functional kidney for sale. You can choose either kidney. Buyer pays all transplant and medical costs. Of course only one for sale, as I need the other one to live. Serious bids only." ÷ Listing of a kidney for sale on Ebay.com. The kidney bidding was up to $5.7 million before the Internet company stopped it.

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