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Thursday, April 8, 2004
Students vote down activity fee

The student activity fee was shot down last night with 56.6 percent of student voters opposing the $15 per semester charge.

More than 3,000 voted in the special election held over the past three days.

After the results were announced last night, student leaders said there should have been more time to educate students about the vote.

The Associated Students of the University of Arizona Senate approved the activity fee referendum March 31, and the special election began on Monday, giving fee organizers only a few days to market the fee. [Read article]

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Evil corporations, young lovers, pay toilets ... only in Urinetown

Almost anything can be turned into a hit musical. Any cartoon ("The Lion King"), any novel ("Oliver!") or any historical moment ("Miss Saigon") can make it on Broadway given the right director, music and cast. "Urinetown: The Musical," though, is probably the first musical about a bodily fluid to grace Broadway. [Read article]


If you like techno, house music, hip-hop or even a little oldies, you can enjoy the music of DJs Jon Matkin and Carlos Roldan.

Matkin and Roldan are both 30-year-old Pima Community College students who spin to their own beat every Tuesday night at Sharks, 256 E. Congress St. [Read article]


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Student designer uses humor to create unique style '

While most college students constantly have the F-word running through their minds, studio art senior Sarah Collins has an unhealthy obsession with many F-words. Her favorites are "fashion," "fancy," "fun" and "fresh." [Read article]


ĪLost in La Mancha' salvages disaster

Long before reality TV cashed in on our desire to see the pain of others, there was the documentary. Reality shows do it the easy way... [Read article]


Staying on Top: Let's get it on(line)

I love sex. But I'm not a ho. I'm also not a tease. I'd say after a few bouts with the long-distance relationship, the drunken hook up, a tad of cheating and a couple instances of hard-core love, I'm your average Wildcat. [Read article]


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