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Friday August 29, 2003
Police try to curtail big parties

photo Underage drinkers could face jail time if caught partying

As the first week of school comes to a close, students may find their weekend celebrations cut short.

The Tucson Police Department will be stepping up their patrol of off-campus parties over the entire semester, with the intention of reducing violence in the campus area.

"We're going to be paying much more attention to youth alcohol abuse than we have in the past," said Tucson Police Capt. John Leavitt, commander of the Mid-Town Division. [Read article]

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Exhibit highlights the woman behind the man behind the lens [Read article]

ĪTiger Bay' kicks off free film series at Modern Languages
Tomorrow night will mark the beginning of the season for the International Arts Society's fall film series for 2003. [Read article]

More reviews and feature stories...

The games last until 4 a.m. for Chris Perling, a junior who loves photography, has played professional golf and once rented a Mustang for an entire summer. [Read article]

Get Shady!
Whether it's to shield your hungover eyes from the too bright morning, hide that shiner or simply protect your eyes, sunglasses multitask to keep you healthy, looking good and even let you go incognito. [Read article]
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