Campus theft the result of upper-class greed

As a somewhat law-abiding citizen, I rarely find theft of personal property to be particularly amusing. However, Mr. Fisher's comments in yesterday's Wildcat are a most sincere form of humor.

Certainly I would abhor the loss of my bike or computer, rending my transportation and information-gathering ability moot, but one must look at the encompassing idea of his comment. Risking the commitment of an extremely prejudicial judgment of Mr. Fisher's character, I imagine a line from one of Chuck Palahnuik's books would considerably enamor him: "The liberator has destroyed my possessions in order to realign my perceptions," this perception being rampant materialism. [Read article]

Question: How do you feel about Mike Stoops being hired as the new head football coach? [Read article]

As America stands at a turning point, so does the UA.

Gay Americans are demanding more rights, and in some cases, they're getting them.

While most Americans seem more comfortable than ever watching gays make fun of themselves on television and in movies, many have yet to warm up to extending them all the rights that heterosexuals enjoy.

Including the UA.

Just months ago, Democratic Gov. Janet Napolitano issued an executive order that bars state job discrimination based on sexual orientation. [Read article]