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Thursday, April 1, 2004

Atmo sciences rescued from cuts

Administrators won't dismantle the atmospheric sciences department, which for the past 14 months has been targeted for possible elimination, Provost George Davis said yesterday.

Davis said administrators were persuaded not to recommend its closure after reading a report from a faculty committee charged with evaluating how the university could excel in earth sciences and environmental programs.

"They made the case," Davis said. "We will preserve atmospheric sciences." [Read article]

Activity fee vote set for Monday

Students: Fee vote premature

UA-grown greenery to be served up in unions

Group suggests 12 more non-Western gen-ed units

Pranks, humor prevail on April Fools' Day

Non-majors to get boot from poli-sci courses

Athlete Of The Week: What can Brown do for you?

Commentary: A surprise: Someone's going for the draft

Women's Hoops Notes: UA coach pleased with Stanford's tourney run

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Load of Belshe: The necessary limits of abortion

Issue of the Week: A man-only major

If you know Australia's The Vines, it is probably because of the ubiquitous 2002 hit single "Get Free," which roared everywhere from "Charlie's Angels" trailers to MTV award ceremonies. [Read article]

'In The Center of Things'

Nearly 30 years after becoming the founding director of the Center for Creative Photography at the UA, Harold Jones - a man with an 11-page resumŽ and unforgettable eyebrows - is the curator of an exhibition about his own life. [Read article]

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A UAPD bicycle officer once wrote Andrew McCabe a $110 ticket because the graduate student ran a campus stop sign on his bike. McCabe then had his license revoked when he chose not to pay the fine.

But when you wear black T-shirts every day, hail from Ohio and produce a TV show for UA Channel, such behavior might be expected. Artsy people often embrace their natural inclinations to shrug off the establishment. [Read article]

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