Hundreds expected at Sunday march
	In the wake of the weekend stabbing of a gay UA student, a march protesting homophobia will wind its way through the campus area this Sunday and culminate with a speak-out event on the University of Arizona Mall. UA assistant English professor David Robinson and several members of the Tucson community - including the UA Pride Alliance and the local chapter of the gay rights organization, Lesbian Avengers - are planning the march, which will begin at 2 p.m. Sunday at Catalina Park on North Fourth Avenue and East Second Street.

Bristol gets birthday wish with win agains Huskies
	Yesterday was UA junior guard Reshea Bristol's 22nd birthday and to celebrate it, she led her team to their biggest offensive explosion so far this season. Bristol scored 18 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead the No. 14 Wildcats past Washington 96-81 and into their best Pacific 10 Conference start in school history (8-2, 19-3 overall). Tying a mark set Dec. 10 against Texas Southern, where they won 96-46, Arizona's offensive eruption was balanced throughout the box score.

Online Special! Staff Shots
	Issue 1: Barbie has a navel Issue 2: National Freedom to Marry Day Issue 3: Internet Security Issue 4: Earnest goes to Heaven. Issue 5: Laura Bush on campus

'The Beach' opens to mixed reviews
	If someone were to select the 10 best films to represent Generation X, "The Beach" would be one of them. The film is a lavish, spellbinding tale of paradise lost, filled with enough drama and soul searching to entice any member of today's young America. DiCaprio - in his first starring role since 1997's mega-success "Titanic" - plays Richard, an American traveler who represents the part of modern society obsessed with cell phones, video games and the Gap.

Quotable: "John McCain is the perfect example of someone caught in a bad system. He really has no other way to run for office." -Ellen Miller, director of the campaign finance advocacy group Public Campaign on McCain charging people $100 apiece to chat with him over the Internet for fundraising for his campaign.

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