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Thursday Mar. 21, 2002 |
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Decreased raise plan passes Legislature
The Arizona Legislature passed a state budget today that includes $1,450 raises for UA employees, sending the budget to Gov. Jane Dee Hull for her likely approval.
The raises are smaller than originally proposed and will be delivered later in the year, which is in line with what Hull previously requested. Legislators expect the governor to approve the budget before the end of the week.
Hull's press secretary Francie Noyes could not be reached for comment late yesterday.
The original raises for all University of Arizona employees, as written into the budget in December, would have given employees the greater of $1,500, or 5 percent, on April 1
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Feature Photo
Associated Press
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Arizona's Luke Walton drives past UC Santa Barbara's Mark Hull, right, in the first half in the first round game of the NCAA West Regionals in Albuquerque, N.M., March 14.
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NEWS
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Regents will consider merit-based salary
The Arizona Board of Regents will consider the value of increased merit-based pay for faculty at its meetings today and tomorrow in Yuma.
Employees could receive more pay based on performance evaluations if Regents amend current policy to allow up to $200 per month, instead of $100, to be based on merit.
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Wildcats prep for OU
UA meets Big 12 champs in Sweet 16
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Tonight Lute Olson's Wildcats will play another of what he calls "one-game seasons."
This one, however, has a bit more on the line.
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SPORTS
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Letters to the Editor
A tribute to Manuel Cruz
What was published in the Monday, issue of the Arizona Daily Wildcat, concerning the drowning of Manuel Cruz, was initially suggested to us as a tribute to his life. A Wildcat reporter saying that he wished to write a tribute to Manuel's life interviewed us Sunday afternoon. Yet, the article written about Manuel focused on his death and the university trying to depart from responsibility, which no one assumed they had anyway. From his friends, who knew and loved him, this is our tribute to Manuel and his love of life:
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The Art of Capoeira: Float like a B-boy, sting like Bruce Lee
Capoeira combines fighting, music, acrobatics into a style of movement with historical roots
There's no denying the coolness of breaking boards with your hands or catching flies with chopsticks. But Mr. Miyagi never taught Daniel-san how to strum a tune on a berimbau. And the Ninja Turtles hardly impressed on the dance floor with kicks and jabs, unless of course they were busting out with Vanilla Ice's "Ninja Rap."
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