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Teacher showcases third-grade studies

Undergrad wins top prize for integrated approach to education

A naval officer-turned elementary education major took home one of two top awards at the 10th annual student showcase of research projects Friday and Saturday.

Undergraduate Byron Bass' project, "An Integrated Hands on Approach to Learning," focused on tying together subject areas. While student-teaching a third-grade class, Bass, 52, had his class dig up artifacts buried in the playground. The class then drew bar graphs about what they found and wrote a fictional story about how the artifact ended up there. [Read article]

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Big tuition hike probable under new regents

Students, alumni turn out for reunion parade

On the Spot

U-WIRE: N.H. ruling may have national impact on private universities

U-WIRE: UNM archaeologist leads SCI FI channel team in Roswell search

Czech mate: Polk shines in UA debut

Women's hoops opens season with 21-point win

A visiting assistant coach took pictures of the scoreboard and other sights in McKale Center last night, but it's more than likely he didn't snap any shots of Arizona freshman center Shawntinice Polk. She is a memory the Czech club team would probably rather forget. [Read article]

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Homecoming rout keeps UA winless in conference play

Game Analysis

Two starters out for first game

Volleyball Notes

Online Exlusive: Icecats earn win on last leg of road trip

Online Exlusive: Club volleyball finishes tournament with mixed results

Online Exlusive: UA Sports Briefs


	OPINIONS

Letters

Let boors talk, sleep elsewhere

Keep fighting the good fight

November 7, 2002
· ModernElegance: The Kronos Quartet is stringing together the world, one song at a time
· Turning the wheels of inspiration into art
· Different �Strokes' in Arizona
· Inspired by a pile of trash
· Cinema Showdown: �Bowling for Columbine'
· Weekend revue
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November 12, 2002
· Playing with space

November 5, 2002
· Stand up and Read
· Online Exclusive: National "Sage" shares poetic wisdom

October 29, 2002
· Portrait of success

October 24, 2002
· Family Weekend Features

October 22, 2002
· Zine and Heard

· Vote for you, UA, Arizona tomorrow [11.05.02]
· Calling all Libertarians: We need your help [11.05.02]
· Napolitano best leader for Arizona [11.05.02]
· Salmon looks to free market for answers [10.31.02]
· Practical vision guides �no nonsense' Napolitano [10.30.02]
· Meet the Candidates: U.S. House of Representatives District 7 [10.30.02]
· Mahoney advocates �change' in Arizona [10.29.02]
· Meet the Candidates: District 28 State Representatives [10.29.02]
· Meet the Candidates [10.28.02]
· Candidates surprised to have vote [10.23.02]
· Prop. seeks to legalize medical pot [10.22.02]
· Salmon: Put money back in education [10.21.02]
· Napolitano proposes cures for �brain drain' [10.18.02]
· Gov. hopefuls favor letting colleges invest [10.11.02]

· Fun comes home [11.08.02]
· Aerosmith
· Tucson Tailgaters
· Campus Escape
· Football SlideShow: UA vs. Wisconsin
· Football SlideShow: UA vs. NAU
· New kids on the block

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Napolitano celebrates victory, Salmon concedes

With 12,000 ballots left to be counted, Janet Napolitano leads polls with 46.2 percent(560,653 votes), while Matt Salmon has 45.2 percent (549,230 votes).

For a full story on Arizona's transfer of power see today's print version of the Wildcat.