Palestinians also have right to security, not just Israel

Chad Mills writes that Paul Snodgrass was turned away from entering Israel because Mr. Snodgrass was a member of a "pro-Palestinian" group. By this, he implies that because Mr. Snodgrass may be partial to the plight of Arabs occupied under the Israelis, he must be a terrorist as all who support justice for the Palestinians must be. Does this mean Jewish Israelis in Gush Shalom and Ta'ayush will also be deported? [Read article]

For many around Tucson, Black Tuesday, 2003, occurred on August 26.

Nearly one month ago, a colossally intense desert thunderstorm tore through the Tucson basin, dropping more than an inch of rain in the university area. Pouring for nearly an hour, it did not take long to hear the sound of absolute horror.

Blink · blink · blink · blink-blink.

From a 2-foot-long crack in the ceiling, water was dripping rapidly onto my desk and computer. In a moment of pure panic, I literally tore my computer from my wall and threw it onto my desk. It was not until later that night ÷ in the calm of the evening ÷ that I realized that the water had not only leaked from my roof, but enough had actually drained into my house to eat a near-continuous hole down the corner of my room. [Read article]

The Student Union Memorial Center is a beautiful new building that has made a permanent mark on our campus and will be an important landmark in our community for years to come. Sadly, inside this unique landmark lies a food court that typifies "Any College, USA." Efforts were made ÷ or so the university claims ÷ to provide a variety of food options at the union. The problem is that this one-of-a-kind building only offers the choice between a few different low-end national chains and several places owned by the university. [Read article]