Kay reinstated, banned from UA
	Marguerite Kay may have won her case against the university, but she can't set foot on UA property. Kay was reinstated to her position as a microbiology and immunology professor Feb. 4, but University of Arizona President Peter Likins issued orders to keep her away from the campus. "This is a vendetta that makes no sense," said Don Awerkamp, Kay's attorney. "Ultimately, it will cost the university more in litigation expenses."

Wildcats nab honors
	For the third time this season, members of the Arizona men's and women's basketball teams dominated the Pacific 10 Conference during the same series, earning them the honor of being named players of the week. Junior center Loren Woods and senior guard Felicity Willis both had weekends to remember as Woods tied an NCAA record in blocked shots with 14 and Willis sparked the UA women's team to its first road sweep of the Oregon schools in 10 years.

Editorial: UA getting a second chance with Kay fiasco
	The never-ending story of the UA's firing of professor Marguerite Kay has been rewound to the beginning. In light of the court ruling that the 1998 termination procedures were performed incorrectly, and a recent state Supreme Court ruling that faculty members have a right to legal counsel at hearings, Kay has been rehired - sort of. In a single move, University of Arizona President Peter Likins returned Kay to her former status, with back pay, and placed her on administrative leave with recommendation for dismissal.

Finding freedom
	For Phong Truong, the word "Saigon" is a constant reminder of his escape from a war-torn country and the chance at discovering a new life. "Miss Saigon," scheduled to open Thursday night, details the story of controversial romance and eminent death set against the background of the Vietnam War. At the height of the Vietnam War more than 20 years ago, Truong, now a cast member of the play, and his family fled Saigon by boat.

Quotable: "I hope that my children will have the same education and the ability to do what you geeks have done. Excuse me I didn't mean that ÷ what you great Americans have done." -John McCain addressing a group of young executives.

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