In a letter addressed to UA President Pete Likins last month, the leader of a national animal rights organization said he would not rest until a specific UA program is abolished.

The letter, from Executive Director of Responsible Policies for Animals David Cantor, contained a questionnaire regarding the school's animal sciences and called on school officials to ban the teaching of animal agriculture.

"Preventing needless animal suffering and deaths is reason enough for universities to stop teaching animal agriculture," the letter stated. [Read article]

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After sweeping No. 11 Arizona State (28-15, 5-6 Pac-10) at home over the weekend with an 8-0 victory on Friday night and a 2-1 win on Saturday, the No. 1 Arizona softball team (41-4, 10-1 Pac-10) travels to Tempe on Wednesday for a round three. The crowd of 2,811 at Saturday's intrastate show-down was a season high for Hillenbrand Stadium. [Read article]

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