Opinion to be released Monday, court suggests another race

Brandon D'Angelo is once again a candidate for ASUA administrative vice president after the Associated Students Supreme Court yesterday reversed the March 8th decision to disqualify him.

Although the Supreme Court's detailed opinion will not be available until Monday, a short summary will be issued to the Associated Students today to clarify the necessary procedures to be taken, said chief justice Jess Walsh.

The Arizona baseball team opens a three-game series with Pacific 10 Conference powerhouse USC tonight. Arizona has won three straight.

The Wildcats (19-7 overall, 2-1 Pac-10) are coming off a recent sweep of Southern Utah as well as taking two out of three from Pac-10 foe UCLA.

USC (16-11, 3-6), though, is not UCLA, as they come in with a No. 9 ranking and 12 national championships, which is twice as many as any other school.

Some people in life are just blessed with a magnetic personality. Strom Thurmond, the very senior senator of South Carolina, seems to be one of those special people. Looming larger than life in the Senate, Strom Thurmond has infused the government with his own special brand of nonsensical conservatism.

But like all legendary mortal men, Strom's influence over the Senate must come to an end. At 98, the once-strong senator's health is failing. In drama befitting his larger-than-life personality, Thurmond's Senate seat, once vacated, could disrupt the balance of the Senate and have strong implications on the national scene.

Open house allows behind-the-scenes look into Arizona State Museum

No secret will be left unturned at the Arizona State Museum's open house tomorrow.

The museum will open its storeroom doors and allow participants to view exhibits which the general public rarely has access to starting tomorrow at 10 a.m.

"It lets the public see behind the scenes," said Bruce Hilpert, curator of public programs for the museum. "This is a chance to see stuff you don't normally get to see."