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NEWS
Student senate nearly suspends Lifeline program
The student senate almost suspended distribution of emergency cab ride cards on campus Wednesday.
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New Issue Today!!
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SPORTS
Anatomy of the ACL
Athletes learn about their ligaments the painful way
The ACL. Known to most of us as part of the knee, to athletes as the difference between playing and sitting on the bench, and to the medical world as the anterior cruciate ligament.
Intact, the ACL provides athletes with the ability to perform at optimum levels, but in the blink of an eye, can bring a temporary or permanent stoppage to one's playing days.
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OPINIONS
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September 26, 2002
· Larger than Life
· Jim Breuer: mullets, metal, mayhem
· From off the beaten path
· Weekend Review
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September 24, 2002
· Assume Nothing
September 17, 2002
· It's a Chopper, Baby
· Tucson in transit
September 10, 2002
· Remembering ĪThe Guys'
· Going Goebel: UA alumnus plays gameshow geek
September 3, 2002
· The Ultimate Experience
· Two can play improv games
August 27, 2002
· Create Your Space
· New smaller appliances mean dorms won't stop your cooking
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· Campus grieved behind closed doors
· Remember: A tribute to the UA alumni lost on Sept. 11
· Fear pushed some away, most came back
· Wall of Expression will be resurrected
·Polls open today, few students care [9.10.02]
·Field for governor narrows after tomorrow's primary [9.9.02]
·Meet the Candidates [9.9.02]
· Meet the Candidates [9.6.02]
· Candidates outline goals [9.5.02]
· Meet the Candidates [9.5.02]
· Meet the Candidates [9.4.02]
· Football SlideShow: UA vs. Wisconsin
· Football SlideShow: UA vs. NAU
· New kids on the block
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Drumming up peace
EMILY REID/Arizona Daily Wildcat
Interdisciplinary studies senior Jeff Smith (left) and journalism and creative writing freshman Erica Watson take part in a drumming circle led by Israeli group King David's Peace Drummers yesterday afternoon outside Old Main. The event, co-sponsored by the Arizona Israel Alliance, UA Hillel Foundation, Center for Middle Eastern Studies and Llamagshimim, was to promote cultural understanding and cooperation.
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Today: Mostly Sunny
