When the United States government heightened its terrorist threat level last week, the University of Arizona was ready for the higher level, as procedures had already been put in place to deal with any campus emergency.

The Campus Emergency Response Team is responsible for dealing with most campus emergencies and establishing procedures and protocol for the university to follow during an emergency.

However, since Sept. 11 and the College of Nursing shootings, CERT has increased its planning and has redefined how UA would handle emergencies where student lives could be in danger. [Read article]

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For the first time since the final buzzer sounded against Gonzaga, Rick Anderson had a chance to relax.

Sitting in the hot tub Sunday in the McKale Center training facility after a night where he was unable to sleep, Anderson was taking the first step in recovering from all the minutes he logged against the Zags in Salt Lake City. He played a career-high 40 minutes in the double-overtime affair. [Read article]

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