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MATT CAPOWSKI/Arizona Daily Wildcat Art history senior Amie Tetlowski fills out paperwork with Sprint representative Michelle Serrano at the UofA Bookstore's Second Annual Technology Fair yesterday outside the Student Union Memorial Center. Sprint was joined by a myriad of UofA Bookstore partners, including Apple, Toshiba, Adobe and Macromedia, for the fair, which highlighted the latest developments in hardware, software and mobile technology. Fast facts: The average African bushman lives in a quiet, remote environment and has no measurable hearing loss at age 60. The simple act of walking requires the use of 200 muscles in the human body. Forty or so lift your leg and move it forward. The skin of the armpits can harbor up to 516,000 bacteria per square inch, while drier areas, such as the forearm, have only about 13,000 bacteria per square inch.

 

On this date: In 352, St. Julius I ended his reign as Catholic Pope. In 1606, England adopted the Union Jack as its flag. In 1858, Michael J. Phelan won the first U.S. billards championship. In 1877, the catcher's mask was first used in a baseball game. In 1931, Joe McCarthy became manager of the New York Yankees.

 

Quotable... "I think the president has made his position clear: He wants the incursion stopped. He has noted some progress, but he wants to see more progress." - U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell about President Bush's agenda in regard to the Israel/Palestine conflict.