Resource center gets 'jack of all trades'
	Fuji Collins has jumped from airplanes more than 100 times, been a state trooper, participated in hostage negotiations and has worked with every classification of university-level students. Collins also has interests in photography and conceptional models of bi-racial development, but as the new director of the UA Asian Pacific American Resource Center, he said he is most enthusiastic about students.

Battle in the Bayou
	"Mean Gene" is missing his flight home. In a would-be homecoming game for Arizona's senior forward Eugene Edgerson, the fifth-ranked Wildcats (17-3 overall, 6-1 in Pacific 10 Conference) will travel to Baton Rouge, La. to take on the Louisiana State Tigers (15-3, 3-3 in SEC) tomorrow afternoon at 1.

Editorial: Hushed removal of RHA perpetuates corruption
	In the UA Residence Hall Association, honesty seems to play second fiddle in an organization riddled with scandal and alleged corruption. Over the course of the past year, executive board members have faced numerous counts of inappropriate conduct and RHA constitutional violations. Following developments this week, the board faced accusations of corruption from a committee of other RHA delegates.

'Affair' puts passion amid war
	In the film "The End of the Affair," writer-director Neil Jordan dramatizes the movie's themes with an inevitable conclusion implied by the title. Based on a Graham Greene novel, the film centers around a romance between Sarah Miles (Julianne Moore), wife of colossal bore Henry (Stephen Rea), and novelist Maurice Bendrix (Ralph Fiennes).

Quotable: "I cannot, and will not, defend myself against these allegations any further, and I feel that this would only become more painful and insulting if I were to do so ÷ for myself and everyone else involved," -Audra Shattuck, former vice president of services of the UA Residence Hall Association, as she announced her resignation.

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