Student killed after falling from bike

He hoped to become cancer researcher to save others' lives

UA graduate student Matthew Preston, who was known for his love of nature and animals, died Wednesday after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle. He was 23.

Preston, who studied genetics, was hit at 4:08 p.m. after losing control of his bike on a patch of gravel at the corner of North Tucson Boulevard and East Lester Street, said Tucson Police Department spokesman Marco Borboa.

UA 28 | Oregon 63 Game recap: Ducks destroy Wildcats Game Photos

Wildcats ready for some Duck hunting

UA hopes to stifle 'comeback kid'

After a 48-21 loss to unranked Washington State last week, the UA football team matches up against No. 7 Oregon tomorrow night at Arizona Stadium.

Campaign Arizona to give $1 million back to UA

Money set aside for new fund-raising software lost to offset budget cuts

Campaign Arizona - a $1 billion university fundraiser which has raised more than $600 million in cash and pledges since 1997 - has agreed to contribute $1 million to the UA in an effort to offset a $13.8 million cut in state funding.

Critical weekend for the Wildcats

UA takes on ASU, Stanford and Cal in make-up matches

The UA women's volleyball team hopes to pull itself out of a two-match skid when it faces off with in-state rival Arizona State tonight.

SPORTS

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Wildcats ready for some Duck hunting

Critical weekend for the Wildcats

Commentary: Just pitch to the man!

PERSPECTIVES

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Letters to the Editor

Environmental common sense II: global warming

Letters to the Editor

More to Nasim than has been said

I am amazed by the findings of Ms. Thompson's letter in the Wildcat yesterday. I am glad that she was able to draw, from simply sitting around Saad in class and looking at a picture of him, aspects of his character that I never knew existed in the years I've known him...

'Joy' is a nipple-happy 'Ride'

In all, actress Leelee Sobieski's fully perked nipples pop out approximately 11 times during the thriller "Joy Ride," which opens today in Tucson theaters.

The nipples perform before killings, after killings, during kidnappings, in cornfields, in dorm rooms, in cheap motels and in vintage diners. Nothing stops the pair throughout the entire two hours of horror.

ARTS

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'Joy' is a nipple-happy 'Ride'

Music profs to help audience acquire taste for chamber music Sunday

'Training Day's' loose cannon plot bombs, but explosions look cool