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SPORTS

7 programs spared elimination

More than 40 percent of programs slated for termination saved

Seven programs originally targeted for elimination under Focused Excellence received yesterday the good news they had been hoping for from President Pete Likins and Provost George Davis.

Those programs, which include the School of Information Resources and Library Sciences, landscape architecture, planning and the Flandrau Science Center, learned they will not be cut. [Read article]

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Shower peeker awaits prison

Flandrau to receive state funds

Symphony cancels Holocaust memorial

UA alumna blossoms in Washington

On the Spot

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Wordup

Cruising 'Cats back at home

Softball returns home to face Bay Area's best after sweeping top-ranked UCLA

When freshman pitcher Alicia Hollowell signed her letter of intent to attend No. 1 Arizona, she disappointed four of the Pac-10's top teams � who were also four of the best in the nation. [Read article]

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Wildcats back in Pac against Huskies

Barnes-less golf takes on Tempe field

Gymcats head to regionals

Pac-10's best next for men's tennis

Tennis on road for Bay Area set

Track and Field parts up north

Football spring game set for tomorrow


	OPINIONS

Forum

Paranoia prevails

Guest Commentary: U.S. invading Iraq: Not genocide, terrorism or racist

World separation no longer exists

April 10, 2003
· Sculpting Passion
· Popular author to read for peace
· Q&A with Ladies and Gentlemen
· English Professor Talks about Film
· 'Anger management': We hate it, you'll love it
· Calendar
More Stories...

April 8, 2003
· No reading during war

April 1, 2003
· Stress levels at orange alert
· Hot Weather Style

March 25, 2003
· Harness Love: Through the 'Net?

March 11, 2003
· What the Hell is that?
· Ask Anything

March 4, 2003
· Welcome to the 'hood � the Priesthood
· What are you riding?

February 25, 2003
· Couch Surfing
· What are you wearing?
· Ask Anything?

February 18, 2003
· From Ramen to retail

February 11, 2003
· Goodbye, Cheeseburger Hello Enlightenment

· �Die-in' disrupts Union [04.03.03]
· Foreign students affected by war [04.01.03]
· Professors' works protest Iraq war [04.01.03]
· Students rally to support war effort, troops [03.31.03]
· Peace activists march to honor Ch�vez's memory [03.31.03]
· Protesting student blocks traffic [03.31.03]
· UA religious leaders pray for peace [03.27.03]
· Activists gather in library for 24-7 anti-war demonstration [03.26.03]
· Campus ready for crises [03.25.03]
· News of war interrupts spring break [03.24.03]
photo_spreads/lighthouse_photospread

· Pomline [04.10.03]
· Lifehouse [04.08.03]
· Stomp [03.03.03]
· Basketball: UA vs Stanford [03.01.03]
· Basketball: UA vs ASU [02.22.03]
· Basketball: UA vs USC [02.15.03]
· Basketball: UA vs Kansas [01.27.03]
· Icecats vs. Sun Devils [12.09.02]
· Marine Madness [11.27.02]
· Basketball: UA vs. WKU [11.25.02]
· Punk-O-Rama [11.25.02]
· Football: California [11.18.02]
· Football: John Mackovic [11.14.02]
· Fun comes home [11.08.02]
· Aerosmith
· Tucson Tailgaters
· Campus Escape

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Sculpture Scrubbing

DAVID HARDEN/Arizona Daily Wildcat

Facilities management paint shop employee Fernando Sanchez prepares a sculpture to be painted by sanding off existing paint at UA's main east entrance.