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Wednesday Feb. 13, 2002   |   wildcat.arizona.edu   |   Online since 1994  

Former UA employees 'dissatisfied' with pay, parking

Low salaries and a lack of advancement opportunities topped a list of complaints from employees who left the university recently.

A survey of 649 employees who left the University of Arizona between July 2000 and June 2001 found that these two gripes, along with other concerns like unsatisfactory working conditions and inadequate parking, were among the most consistent problems workers had with their jobs.

Low pay is the reason most University of Arizona employees leave their jobs, said Cathy Nicholson, director of employee relations at human resources. Fifty-two percent of respondents who left to pursue other jobs said they were "slightly to very dissatisfied" with their salaries. [Read article]

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Students Eric Wilson and Devra Nemrow get down at Gentle Ben's, 865 E. University Blvd., last night in celebration of Mardi Gras. Yesterday kicked off the first day of the New Orleans holiday, otherwise known as Fat Tuesday.
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Former UA employees 'dissatisfied' with pay, parking
Union plans to fine-tune accessibility glitches
Arizona State Museum returns artifacts, remains to tribes
Campus Briefs

Union plans to fine-tune accessibility glitches

Problems persist with improperly installed automatic doors

Accessibility to the Student Union Memorial Center is still difficult for physically disabled people, but improving access is still a high priority, said Dan Adams, director of the union. [Read article]

Schwertley making most of minutes

Schwertley making most of minutes

Sophomore walk-on Mike Schwertley started the season on the bench - in street clothes. [Read article]

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Alumni should put money toward new dorms

If the Alumni Association really wants to improve the university campus, they should leave what's left of the once-beautiful Mall alone and use their money to construct a new residence hall. They can call it "Alumni Hall." More residence space is what's needed -- not more destruction of the Mall. [Read article]

Traditional band spreads sobering message

Liquor and music go back a long way. The combination is, in fact, the root of the Alaskan traditional band Medicine Dream, which comes to UA on Friday. [Read article]

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