ILC fate up in the air

UA budget cuts could significantly trim center's staff and equipment

The Integrated Learning Center - which was scheduled to open in January - will face hurdles as a result of state budget cuts, which could slice $14 million or more from the University of Arizona's 2002 budget.

Alien Ant Farm and Pressure 4-5 ERIC M. JUKLEVICS

Pressure 4-5, Dredg and Alien Ant Farm played to a packed crowd at the Rialto Theatre Monday night.

Four residence halls to be built on Highland

New housing projected to accommodate 750 students; other facilities to be relocated nearby

Four new residence halls and a relocated Campus Health Center will find new homes on North Highland Avenue over the next three years, UA officials said.

Football notes: Shattered pride, not bones

Instead of the usual array of physical injuries suffered after a game, the UA football team's only dings from its loss to Washington State may have been to players' egos.

The Wildcats came out of Saturday's 48-21 loss game relatively healthy, a pleasant surprise to head coach John Mackovic.

SPORTS

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Football notes: Shattered pride, not bones

Women's volleyball team drops to No. 7

Commentary: Don King's one-ring circus

Commentary: Winning at home a must

PERSPECTIVES

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Letters to the Editor

UA must raise tuition to battle budget cut disaster

My sports conundrum

Letters to the Editor

RHA can act as mouthpiece for resident concerns

I am rather frustrated at the misleading qualities of your article last Thursday, titled "Returning students could face housing cap" and the confusion it has perpetuated in the community.

Fantastic firebird

Houston Ballet brings Stravinsky's popular ballet to UA

Great stories consist of a beautiful heroine, a handsome prince, a nasty bad guy, a little bit of magic and the classic good-vs.-evil plot line.

ARTS

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Fantastic firebird

Poet Leader brings a new beast to Modern Languages tonight

Assistant professor of English receives $25,000 research grant

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