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Monday Apr. 1, 2002 |
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Middle East peace goal of Saturday campus rally
Speakers call for Israelis and Palestinians to work to end violence
Representatives from the Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths spoke at a rally Saturday calling for Israelis and Palestinians to take steps toward peace in the Holy Land.
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Softball sweeps series against Sun Devils
The No. 2 Arizona softball team began its pursuit of a seventh Pacific 10 Conference title last weekend with a two-game sweep of No. 6 Arizona State in Tempe.
The Wildcats (33-4, 2-0 Pac-10) wasted no time yesterday in wrapping up the second win of the series with a score of 10-1. Back-to-back homers by sophomore Leneah Manuma and senior Jennie Finch highlighted a first-inning surge that put UA up to stay at 4-0.
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NEWS
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Take Back the Night marches to make Tucson streets safer
While rocking her 4-year-old daughter to sleep, Kathy Hennings, a victim of domestic violence, looked down to see that she had fingerprint bruises on her arms and her daughter had a black eye.
She knew it was time to get herself and her children out of their home before they became as violent as their father.
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Baseball drops second Pac-10 series to Beavers
A road series that looked promising for the Arizona baseball team after a 13-9 victory over Oregon State on Thursday deteriorated into its second straight series loss when the team posted a total of one run in the second and third games of the series on Friday and Saturday.
The Wildcats (21-13, 2-4 Pacific 10 Conference) managed just three hits Saturday in a 5-0 loss, UA's fourth shutout defeat of the season.
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SPORTS
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Letters to the Editor
Printing is a 'requirement' - new policy unfair
April Fool's Day is here and what better way to celebrate than by having the administration at our educational institution make learning more difficult. On April 1, we students will have to start paying to use the printers at the CCIT labs. Don't get me wrong; having people pay for the use of resources is an important concept in developing responsible consumption patterns.
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Festival celebrates 20 years
Event expands audience for contemporary poetry
The Tucson Poetry Festival, an annual weeklong series of poetry readings, workshops and seminars, celebrates its 20th anniversary this week. The festival features readings by renowned poets Gary Snyder and Gary Mex Glazner, as well as local scribes Charles Alexander and the University of Arizona's Jane Miller.
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