CBS building renamed Henry Koffler Building
	The Chemistry and Biological Sciences building was renamed the Henry Koffler Building yesterday in honor of the former University of Arizona president's nine years of dedication to science and research. President Peter Likins officiated the dedication ceremony in front of the building's unique figure-decorated arch.    [More]

Wildcats in 3rd place in Pac-10 standings
	With only three weeks left in Pacific 10 Conference play, the Arizona softball team finds itself in a three-team race with UCLA and Washington for the conference title. The Wildcats (45-7 overall, 8-4 Pac-10) are currently two games behind the conference-leading Huskies and one game in back of the Bruins. "Washington might think they have it on us, but we have learned a lot playing them," junior pitcher Becky Lemke said of the team's 0-4 record against Washington. "It is going to be another story when they come down here."    [More]

Corporate sponsors right path for athletic department
	Controversy is a part of a higher educational institution, for it takes an act of God for more than 40,000 students, faculty and staff members to agree on a certain issue. Nearly every branch of the University of Arizona is surrounded by controversy at some point, and the athletic department is no exception. In order for the UA to remain competitive in the world of collegiate athletics, it is essential that our 19 men's and women's Division I teams have the necessary funding.    [More]

Moby rewards awaiting fans with tremendous show
	Amidst a sea of waving hands, glow-sticks and dancing silhouettes, pop-superstar Moby turned a room full of anticipation into a musical and visual experience unlike no other in Tucson. In an exclusive and free club-concert sponsored by 92.1 KFMA, fans of the award-winning musician were treated to an intimate, rave-like concert Monday night at The Metro, 296 N Stone Ave.    [More]

Quotable: "May we be the last generation of gay and lesbian Vermonters who have formed our committed relationships without the possibility of a law that grants us our rights, benefits and responsibilities." -Rep. William Lippert, the only openly gay member of the Legislature regarding Vermont approving to grant gay couples nearly all of the rights and benefits of marriage.

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