UA will not leave FLA, Likins says
	UA President Peter Likins yesterday denied SAS's request that the university immediately withdraw from the Fair Labor Association. Likins was traveling to New York yesterday and could not be reached for comment, but announced his decision to keep the University of Arizona a member of the FLA by letter to the Students Against Sweatshops.    [More]

The man behind the noise
	The students cripple themselves into non-standing positions for the game. A hush falls over the alumni section, making it comparable to the library. A bead is heard echoing through the arena as it drops out of Edgerson's corn-rows and bounces on the polished hardwood floors. Then, there is some foot stomping, hand clapping, finger snapping and noise shouting as the blanketed silence in McKale Center is broken.    [More]

Editorial: Lack of rape provision in UA code is disgusting
	Rape is allowed at the UA. At least that's what Rebecca Isaac gathered from her experience trying to punish a student who she said raped her at a 1998 fraternity party. Isaac, like the vast majority of women who are sexually assaulted, was not comfortable going to the police. She said she was disgusted and hurt and scared, and turned to her university for help, protection and justice.    [More]

'High Men' turning water into whiskey
	Media arts senior Robbie Keller and business management junior Adam Kondonijakos are two such students. Their live and audience-friendly call-in show, is appropriately named "High Men." On the show, they address opinions from callers on subjects ranging from "greatest movie bad-asses of all time," to "greatest inventions of the millennium."    [More]

Quotable: "He was one of the coldest people I have seen in my life." -State Rep. John Verkamp, who helped prosecute Anthony Lee Chaney, on how Chaney did not even offer an apology, even at the end.

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