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Scientists celebrate first images from Cassini Mission
	Racing toward a July 2004 rendezvous with Saturn, NASA's Cassini Mission promises to be one of the most intriguing yet. Itching with anticipation, scientists at the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory got an early treat last week when NASA released the first scientific photos taken by Cassini's imaging system.

Rising from the ashes
	Things were looking bleak when the No. 15-ranked Arizona Wildcats were down 25-7 in the third quarter to unranked Texas Christian in Fort Worth, Texas, Sunday night. Then UA senior wide receiver Dennis Northcutt took over and salvaged Arizona's stumbling season, catching 10 passes for 257 yards and three touchdowns as the Wildcats (1-1) stormed back and won 35-31.

Bush: Highway to the danger zone?
	One of life's rites of passage is the horror of breaking out of your comfort zone, like moving out of Mom and Dad's house and into your dorm. If George W. Bush Jr. wants to move out of his cushy governor's mansion and into the White House, he must break out of his Texas comfort zone and face the harsh reality of running on the Republican ticket.

Art in Motion
	As I sat in the Joseph Gross Gallery, watching what looked like a gigantic chain-link fence, I imagined I was inside an enormous medieval cathedral. Al Price's light and shadow construction, which casts a web of moving shadows across 15 feet of wall and ceiling, was titled "Swimming in Front of La Santa Maria" though I imagined I was standing at Notre Dame or the like.

Quotable: ãWhen the administration first offered these prisoners clemency, I made it very clear that I had no involvement in or prior knowledge of the decision, as is entirely appropriate, and that the prisoners should not be released unless they renounced violence.ä ÷ Hillary Clinton, taking a controversial stand against her husband.

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