Officials urge Muslim students to remain calm

Another student leaves after his parents are spooked by ASU attack

Congressman Jim Kolbe, R-Ariz., said yesterday that the safety of the UA Muslim community is a top priority for state and local leaders - especially after a handful of students from the Middle East decided to return to their home countries.

Feature Photo KEVIN KLAUS/Arizona Daily Wildcat

Interdisciplinary studies sophomore Peter Wildman welds together part of the set for the play "Rain, Some Fish, No Elephants" yesterday afternoon. The play will run from Oct. 17 until Nov. 4.

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Online Photo Documentary The Daily Wildcat Online's on-going photo documentary regarding Tuesday, September 11th's events.

UA lacks money for employee raises

Shortfall will be subsidized with money from salary caps

UA officials say the university is $711,156 short of the $16 million needed for the 5 percent across-the-board employee salary increases promised for April 2002.

Larry Schooley, professor of electrical and computer engineering and a member of the University Compensation Advisory Committee, said there is a shortfall in the amount needed, but the money will be "made up somehow."

I know what you did last summer

Three Wildcats kept their skills sharp in offseason camps

Although the men's basketball team's fall schedule does not start until November, some UA players haven't taken a break since their last game in Minneapolis in March.

SPORTS

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I know what you did last summer

Saragosa tops among nation's hitters

A New York state of mind

Women's golf opens season ranked 4th

Viewpoints: Security

OPINIONS

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Muslim students need to stay, educate UA students

Happy Birthday To Me

Letters to the Editor

Muslim students need to stay, educate UA students

Messages of solace and even aggression have made their way up onto the Wall of Expression. The bigoted subtext of some of the messages may have been one motivator leading to three Middle Eastern University of Arizona students deciding to return home...

Arts creating alternatives

Community arts group offers creative outlet in wake of tragedy

The Tucson Arts Brigade (TAB) is one organization among many in Tucson dedicated to furthering the arts as a means of creating a better future.

ARTS

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Arts creating alternatives

Poetry center uses cancellation as an opportunity for community expression

Arts calendar