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Tuesday November 20, 2001   |   wildcat.arizona.edu   |   Online since 1994  
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SafeRide not running smoothly

Students say rudeness, delays problematic

Students who use SafeRide have said they deal with rude dispatchers and occasional long waits.

Many students who had complaints about SafeRide said that while the drivers were pleasant and the service was reliable, the dispatchers were either abrupt or disrespectful on the phone.

"When I used it, they were really rude," said engineering freshman Stacey Rittmueller.

Another student agreed

"Some of the girls that work there·think they rule the world," said undeclared freshman Jen Erdman.

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UA graduate student Scott Musty spent his free-time Monday afternoon in the Art building. Musty, a non-degree seeking student, enjoys exercising his artistic side whenever he has the chance.
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SafeRide not running smoothly
UA alumna voted off 'Survivor'
Garage piggybacking down but still happening

UA alumna voted off 'Survivor'

1997 graduate sixth person to be voted off CBS show

The tribe may have spoken, but UA alumna Lindsey Richter is still a survivor outside of Africa.

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The Fab Five

UA senior class helped elevate volleyball program to elite status

Five years ago, the UA women's volleyball team began its quest for Pacific 10 Conference - and national - dominance.

Already on the team were eventual first-team All-Pac-10 honorees Marisa DaLee and Allison Napier.

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Greek system should be ashamed

Today, for the first time, we truly felt ashamed to be UA students. The Office of Early Academic Outreach's Academic Preparation for Excellence (APEX) program brought more than 200 middle school and high school students to the UA to march in the homecoming parade. APEX works with these at-risk students with the goal of getting them to attend college. These students love the UA and they admire the college students. They had been looking forward to marching in this parade for months. And how did UA's greek life welcome these students? With disgusting behavior and remarks.

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Centennial jumps, jives and wails

Featuring UA alum, Broadway's "Swing!" brings its national tour to Tucson

The skinny is, some blip hepcats are going to don their glad rags tonight and cut up the rug for some jumpin' jives at Centennial Hall.

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