Money to aid upcoming weekend camping trip

Monday's night of campus "gambling" did not raise as much money for UA's Camp Wildcat as members had hoped, event organizers said.

The Casino Night fundraising event was organized by Camp Wildcat to raise money for Big Camp Four, a camping trip for fourth and fifth graders planned for April 8-10 on Mt. Lemmon.

Olson, Lavin say 4 conference teams in Sweet 16 vindicates conference's strength

It seems that everyone is surprised that four Pacific 10 Conference teams are headed to this week's Sweet Sixteen.

That is, everyone except for the Pac-10 teams themselves.

With Arizona, UCLA, Southern California and Stanford advancing to the Regional Semifinals, the Pac-10 has the most impressive showing of any conference this March.

Space.

You know, "the final frontier." Well, it's selling out. What was once a wonderfully serene vacuum, free of advertising, annoying tourists and oxygen, is quickly falling in line with the rest of the known universe and giving in to corporate pressure.

First, the Fiesta Bowl sold out to Tostitos. Then, they named our new ball park in Phoenix after a bank. And now space is selling out to millionaires and fast food chains.

This may seem unimportant to you. But you must look closer. These latest incidents could be detrimental to your life, our country and the entire galaxy.

Industrial singer-songwriter Meg Lee Chin faces life on the road

For most modern musicians, touring is a fact of life, hated by some, cherished by others. And for a few, like industrial singer-songwriter Meg Lee Chin, it almost becomes life itself.

"I was living in London, but now I'm pretty much always on the road," Chin said. "I don't live anywhere anymore."