Letters reflect student's political motives

Jered Mansell has contributed two letters in the past three Wildcats under the veil that they were written for the interest of the student body. But the true intention behind the letters is obvious: to conduct personal attacks against members of the current ASUA administration. Mansell writes that he is just trying to mend the relationship between the student body and ASUA with these letters, but in his letter on Friday, he fails to even implicitly express this. [Read article]

The committee appointed earlier this week to help find a replacement for John Mackovic as the UA's head football coach has a tough task ahead of it.

How do you find someone who can turn around a program that's become the laughing stock of the campus and the city?

Our advice to the committee: Find candidates whose personal records won't be liabilities, even if it means ruling out big names in favor of relative unknowns. [Read article]

Put up the shields and arm the torpedoes, ASUA! President Likins planned and executed an ambush with the ruse of helping our fearless leader, ASUA President J. P. Benedict, who took the bait, hook, line and sinker.

Last Tuesday, President Benedict, in a valiant effort to be a responsible leader, was quoted in the Wildcat as saying he will support President's Likins' tuition proposal this year, but question the rate at which the raise will affect UA students. [Read article]