Arizona Daily Wildcat
Friday April 18, 2003
"The gym is for meeting people, no question about it. It's because of the atmosphere. Everyone sweating, the lack of clothing, the raging hormones of a college crowd."
÷ Maria Mencias, a Rec Center employee and business freshman, on flirting at the Student Recreation Center.
"They totally jack you. First tuition and now the value meal. There goes my income."
÷ History sophomore Pablo Sandoval, venting on the higher prices at the Student Union Memorial Center's McDonald's.
"It's a lot of work to make sure that you're not falling out of your dress or looking weird in your bathing suit."
÷ Pima Community College student Emily Arnold, a contestant in the Miss Tucson/Miss Pima County Scholarship Pageant.
"I was a big carnie for the night. It was a blast."
÷ Rob Wild, a physics junior who worked a game booth at Spring Fling.
"We played awesome, the best all year."
÷ Jeff Grobe, psychology senior, after the Arizona men's club volleyball team won the 2003 NIRSA Collegiate Volleyball Sport Club Championships.
"I have never been that humiliated in my life. I told him I was a professor and he said ÎProfessors do things too.'"
÷ UA Professor Julian Kunnie, when a police officer forced him to lay on the ground after being pulled over.
"I think the sororities have better programming for (community service). I think they have their act together."
÷ Interfraternity council president and economics sophomore Josh Surridge, after a UA greek report announced that sororities perform more community service than do fraternities.
"Well, the big hit in there is ÎThe Producers,' the Broadway musical."
÷ UApresents executive director Ken Foster, on the 2003-2004 arts calendar.
"Club Crawl brings together all genres of local music. It just makes it really exciting because you can go from hardcore to punk to an ambient band."
÷ Club Crawl organizer Jon D'Auria.
"The first five pounds were pretty easy. Seven was like carrying a baby around your waist, a 2öyearöold."
÷ Communication sophomore and water polo player Kristin Taylor on how training with weight belts feels.