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Napolitano proposes cures for Îbrain drain'

Flanked by UA Young Democrats, gubernatorial hopeful Janet Napolitano spoke yesterday about brain drain, blamed the Legislature for the Arizona's budget woes and outlined her plans for the budget in front of the Old Main fountain.

The Democratic candidate for governor and current Arizona attorney general outlined how electing her would affect the state's universities, then greeted students. [Read article]

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B-ball spirit shirt design contest tips off Monday

ÎUATV Sex,' ÎDaily Dose' spicing up campus TV

Student Senate preps for slippery party with voters

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It's must-win time

Both Arizona and Stanford enter Saturday's game in Palo Alto winless in the conference and looking to break out of the cellar

The only certain thing about Saturday afternoon is that either Arizona or Stanford will still be winless in the Pacific 10 Conference. [Read article]

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Cats looking to upset SoCal schools

Ruggers open new season in Rockies

Men's tennis heads to Texas, California

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Put children's safety ahead of vocal minority

Unwitting media may help killer

Friday Face Off: Can George W. Bush bend a spoon with his mind?

October 17, 2002
· Delving Below the Skin
· Remembering the dead brings celebration to life
· A little Q&A with Calexico
· Online Exclusive: Enon comes to Solar Culture
· Online Exclusive: On the line with Black Heart Procession
· Online Exclusive: Arts get a financial boost in Tucson
· Weekend Revue
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October 15, 2002
· Hey kids, go away

October 8, 2002
· Spinning a Revolution

· Focusing on Excellence: Painting a new future
· Tuition debate on hold

· Campus Escape
· Football SlideShow: UA vs. Wisconsin
· Football SlideShow: UA vs. NAU
· New kids on the block

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As nature intended

JILL MARICICH/Arizona Daily Wildcat

Graphic design junior Joe Silins (far left), fine arts sophomore Malcolm Horn and undeclared sophomore Lindsay Jameson work on art projects in the Fine Arts Complex courtyard yesterday. The students' figure drawing class, which usually works inside with nude models, decided to move outdoors for the afternoon.