Bradley speaks to Udall fellowship winners
	The tradition of environmental awareness and legacy of Morris K. Udall was the topic of former Democratic Presidential candidate Bill Bradley's speech Saturday evening while speaking to the Udall foundation scholarship winners. There are 80 scholarship recipients - which rewards students from around the nation studying environmental policy - who receive up to $5,000 towards their education.    [More]

New start in the Old Pueblo
	Baseball can be a funny game. One day, Damon Mashore was playing outfield for the Anaheim Angels. Seemingly a minute later, he was patrolling the outfield for Tabasco of the Mexican league. It was 1999 and Mashore, an Arizona alum and major league veteran, had taken his talents south of the border, hoping to revive a fledgling baseball career.    [More]

Fall 2000 semester preview
	In this, the last issue of the 2000 Arizona Summer Wildcat, the editorial board wanted to offer a glimpse of the upcoming fall semester, including the good, the bad and certainly the ugly.    [More]

Going the distance
	The members of Sister Hazel, one of the hardest touring bands in the music world, have returned to their musical roots after the major industry success of their first record, Somewhere More Familiar. Trying to avoid the sophomore slump, the band recently released its second major-label album called Fortress, a deviation from the studio-produced sound found on the first record.    [More]