New 0.08% DUI limit to take effect Saturday

Officials and bar owners say they are prepared for stiffer limit

After over a year of planning, the state of Arizona is lowering the legal DUI limit beginning Labor Day weekend.

As of 12:01 a.m. Saturday, the legal blood alcohol content for drivers will decrease from 0.10 percent to 0.08 percent. The drop increases the chances of an arrest for those who choose to drink and drive and a fine for the establishment that chooses to serve them.

Campus health officials say students who drink and drive will have to drink less or quit drinking earlier in order to avoid a law violation and stiff consequences.

Feature Photo MATT CAPOWSKI/Arizona Daily Wildcat

Psychology senior Nick Carde plays with his puppy 'Guinness' Tuesday outside UA football stadium. At the end of the summer Carde adopted Guinness from a broken home.

Two UA students arrested for equipment theft

Internet, outside police departments aided in investigation

University officers arrested two students over the summer for their alleged robbery of several thousand dollars' worth of projectors and amplifiers.

Using online auctioneer eBay and outside police departments, UAPD officers were able to track down the stolen audio-visual equipment and arrest the two students allegedly connected to the crime.

Opponent analysis: The San Diego State Aztecs

For some Aztecs, Arizona is more than just another non-conference opponent

Two years ago, DeAngelo Nedd wanted to be a Wildcat, but UA coaches decided they didn't want him.

SPORTS

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Opponent analysis: The San Diego State Aztecs

Long-time UA assistant head coach Jim Rosborough happy with role

Joyce: Hingis' comments just sour grapes

OPINIONS

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Letters to the Editor

Jock school ranking could be a blessing

One ring to rule them all

Letters to the Editor

Grad student paying to keep her job

Since the issue of unionization of all UA staff is being bandied about, I'd like to comment on it a little. Actually, what I would like to do is share a conversation that I had with an administrator in the Graduate College today.

Students learn displaying art can be just as complex as creating it

"Contemporary" isn't the first word that comes to mind when thinking about art in Arizona. Tucson especially seems awash in cactus art, coyote art or something least involving feathers.

ARTS

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Students learn displaying art can be just as complex as creating it

Gender-bending rock musical 'Hedwig' hits a high note