PHOENIX ÷ Downloading diagrams of derrieres in the name of science is all right, but surfing the Net in search of smut should be grounds for a UA employee's termination, state lawmakers say.

State lawmakers passed a bill Thursday that bans UA employees from purposely viewing, downloading, printing or saving material on university computers that is considered pornography, unless it is research-related. In brief, the ban would apply to material that shows or simulates sexual intercourse of all kinds, oral sex, masturbation, nudity or sexually aroused genitalia. [Read article]

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UA sweeps Bears with game-winning single in final at-bat to avenge NCAA title defeat

The Arizona softball team battled for seven scoreless innings before an unlikely hero sent No. 6 California home with its second loss of the weekend.

After playing a near two-hour stalemate, sophomore Crystal Farley chipped a single over Cal pitcher Keeley Anderson's head to drive in the game's sole run. [Read article]

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