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Tuesday Feb. 26, 2002 |
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Voting begins today in ASUA senate race
Polls open in primary election until 8 p.m. tomorrow
The 23 ASUA student government candidates will face off for the first time in the primary election today and tomorrow.
Because fewer than the minimum number of candidates allowed in a general election applied to run, no candidates will be eliminated in the primary.
Rather, the primary will give the six executive candidates and 17 senatorial candidates a sense of where they stand heading into next week's general election, which will determine next year's officers.
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Molecular and cellular biology junior Joe Kish discusses religious pluralism with Pastor Cliffe Knechtle. Knechtle was involved with the campus religious group Intervarsity before moving to Connecticut where he is currently a pastor. He has been coming to the Mall for the past 14 years and will be there throughout the week answering students' questions and engaging in religious discourse.
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NEWS
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Expert says hazing goes beyond greek system
Hazing probelms are more prevalent at the university level, not at the national level, a national hazing expert said last night.
Ron Binder, vice president of Gilchrist Alumni Management, a consulting firm that advises student organizations told a group of 25 people that honor societies and sports teams are also affiliated with hazing - verbal or physical abusing new members of a group.
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Men's hoops preps for pivotal Pac-10 action this weekend
Rested Wildcats prepare for final Pac-10 push
Arizona head coach Lute Olson finally had an open weekend to relax, and it couldn't have come at a better time.
With just one weekend remaining in Pacific 10 Conference play and six teams - Oregon, California, Southern California, UA, Stanford and UCLA - contending for at least a share of the regular-season conference title, the Wildcats were able to watch other teams beat on each other from the comfort of Tucson.
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SPORTS
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Letters to the Editor
Still proud to be Catholic
This is in response to Laura Winsky's Feb. 18 column "Oughta Be Ashamed." After the incidents that happened in recent times in the Diocese of Tucson, I am proud to be a Catholic and a priest now.
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Kevin Smith strikes back
The director, writer and actor talks about life after Jay and Silent Bob
Travesty.
Once again, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its list of nominees for the Academy Awards, and once again the work of director, writer and sometimes actor Kevin Smith has been ignored. Not a nod to Silent Bob. No acknowledgement of Jay's foul-mouthed epithets.
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