Family Weekend forum to address housing crunch

Parents and students who want to discuss the UA housing crisis will be able to do so at a forum tomorrow. Jim Van Arsdel, director of Residence Life and University Housing, said he hoped the forum would help students and their parents understand both the reason for the shortage and the steps Residence Life is taking to solve the problem.

"This is a situation with potential for misunderstanding," Van Arsdel said. "We realize that there is a great deal of disagreement about what's going on, but we want people to understand what they're disagreeing about."

Feature Photo AMY WINKLER/Arizona Daily Wildcat

Tucsonan Annette Flores, right, tries on a wig yesterday evening at Creative Costumes, 828 N. Stone Ave., while store clerk and retail consumer sciences junior Amy Hill, middle, and friend Rochelle Robison look on. Flores and Robison said they plan on being two of the original Charlie's Angels this Halloween.

'Loveline' returning to UA campus

Tickets for the nationally syndicated duo expected to sell out

UA students will have another opportunity Dec. 1 to ask the questions weighing on their minds: "Can I drink beer for breakfast on a regular basis, or only occasionally?" " Why does my roommate have such strange nightly habits?" "How can I make 'it' last all night?"

Looking a gift horse in the mouth

When Pete Carroll took the job as head football coach at USC, he should have read up on his history.

SPORTS

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Looking a gift horse in the mouth

On the road again

Wildcats looking for revenge

PERSPECTIVES

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Letters to the Editor

Amerians unwarranted fear ruining Halloween

Issue of the week: Racial profiling revisited

Letters to the Editor

An apology to the UA community

The following is an apology for a transgression that occurred on June 26, 2001 at the Family and Consumer Sciences building on the campus of the UA.

Piano professor celebrates his 25th anniversary with UA with performance

In commemoration of 25 years with the university, piano professor Nicholas Zumbro presents an anniversary concert comprised of some of his favorite musical pieces.

ARTS

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Piano professor celebrates his 25th anniversary with UA with performance

Improvisational jazz comes to Tucson with a slice of Phish

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