New equipment benefits sexual assault victims
	Evidence gathered in medical examinations of rape victims is more likely to hold up in court because of new equipment being used at UMC and other Tucson hospitals. Two colposcopes, dryer boxes, microscopes and wood lamps are being used by sexual assault examiners to find more detailed evidence.

Olson reaches 800th game
	Arizona was victorious Tuesday night in Lute Olson's 800th career game as a head coach, but more milestones are on the near horizon. Olson, now in his 17th year at Arizona and his 26th year overall as a head coach, needs only 12 more wins before he reaches win No. 600 of his career. With five wins, he will reach 400 for his career at Arizona, and if that's not all, eight wins will make him the most successful coach in Arizona history.

Why Social Security is ruining lives
	This summer, when President Clinton was in Tucson, he chose to give a speech outlining his concerns about Medicare and its implications for his generation. Clinton is not alone in his concern for the so-called baby boom generation; the medical community, the government, and boomers themselves have been flooding the media with alarmist stories about the plight of the elderly in the next century.

Anything but garbage
	This much we know about Garbage lead singer Shirley Manson: She's only happy when it rains. Hates stupid girls. When she grows up, she'll turn the tables. And one can only hope that maybe Manson will reveal more of herself Saturday night in her concert on campus. The show, brought by Rising Star Productions and the University Activities Board as part of MTV's Campus Invasion tour, starts at 7:30 p.m. at Centennial Hall.

Quotable: "My yard is completely flooded out, the telephone lines are whistling and the rain is beating against the house." -Anthony Lewis, who said he spent the morning bailing water out of his house after Hurricane Lenny struck the U.S. Virgin Islands.

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