An hour before the big game versus Arizona State on Saturday, I was sitting in a bar with a few good friends on Mill Avenue in Tempe, sipping on drinks and devouring nachos. It was my first time there, and in the spirit of hating all things ASU, I decided that Fourth Avenue's diversity and culture beat Mill's disinfected shopping-mall feel any day. Our final days as UA students were nearing, and we were preparing for one final Pacific 10 Conference hurrah as students and fans of Arizona men's basketball. [Read article]

Reuben's image marred by Wildcat coverage

I believe it is a shame to the student body how the Associated Students of the University of Arizona elections are being misrepresented by the Wildcat. First, the article with three directors of Spring Fling describing how Jacob Reuben was fired is inaccurate. They were not the boss of Jacob Reuben's position and were not there when the conversation with the executive director took place. I am currently in ASUA and Hammond speaks about how Jacob was not cordial with them when he left, yet every time I am in the office Spring Fling directors are in their office with the door shut never saying hi or being cordial to me. Second, when Bernsen was asked to relate his work in Texas with three concrete examples he was only able to give one, that he sat in meetings with his father. This is answer enough for the Wildcat? Cade consistently says he is not going to attack Reuben's platform yet in the Wildcat many negative comments are from his campaign managers or PAD members who endorse him. He has someone else do it. After attending the Wildcat debate I am in awe that Cade Bernsen in fact received the Wildcat endorsement and wonder if people who decided this were actually listening to what students want. [Read article]