The Arizona Board of Regents will meet at the University Medical Center today to begin discussing whether to change board policies to allow the UA to raise tuition and financial aid and allow colleges on campus to set tuition independently.

Two proposed plans, Changing Directions and Focused Excellence, would change Regents' policies now on the books. [Read article]

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It took almost 10 minutes, but the Arizona men's basketball team finally showed how scary it can be when both its offense and press work together at the same time.

With the score tied at 20 in the first half, the Wildcats cashed in on seven consecutive turnovers from their fulll-court press to go on 27-3 run, as they coasted to an easy 100-83 victory over Team Nike in front of 14,550 last night in McKale Center. [Read article]

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Pastner's Notebook
Arizona keeping its guards up
Pac-10 Preview
Hilltoppers ready for life without Marcus
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World-class athletes play as one

	OPINIONS