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Monday, April 25, 2005

Hillel, AEPi hold Seders

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Some Jewish students who stuck around campus during Passover this year spent the holiday weekend at student-oriented Seder dinners.

Alyssa Cunial, an undeclared freshman, said this is the first year she has been away from home during the family-oriented holiday, but the Hillel Foundation was the next best place for her to be.

"It's like a family here too," Cunial said.

About 50 students attended the second-night Seder event last night at Hillel, 1245 E. Second St. [Read article]

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· Fast facts

Offense rips it up in second half

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SPRING GAME • OFFENSE 47, DEFENSE 26

Adam Austin may have started slow, but the former walk-on quarterback finished strong.

After overthrowing his receivers multiple times in the first half of Saturday's scrimmage, which pitted the Arizona offense against its defense, the sophomore, starting in place of the injured Richard Kovalcheck, finished 27-for-50, with 370 yards, two touchdowns and four interceptions in his team's 47-26 victory. [Read article]

· Commentary: Defense stifles 'O' early on
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America needs John McCain
photo The conservative faithful just don't know what to do with Sen. John McCain. Just when they think he's become a "real" Republican again, he turns on the president. And just when they think he's gone to the dark side, he comes through for the GOP when no one else can.

This past week showcased classic McCain. Early in the week, most of the political talk was about the pending battle between Senate Democrats and Republicans over judicial nominations. The Republicans are getting closer to using the "nuclear option" of barring filibusters, which the Democrats, of course, say is outrageous. All the votes involved are expected to be close, so when McCain announced he'd vote with the Democrats to keep the filibuster, Republican leaders were fuming. [Read article]

· On the edge
· Mailbag

Latest Issue: April 21, 2005


 

Calling Crispin Glover's directorial debut "What is It?" disturbing is a start.

Calling it intelligent and ultimately thought provoking is the next step.

After that, the reactions could range from "absurd" to "obscene" or "absurdly obscene." Or "obscenely absurd," depending on the kind of films you like.

Glover - whose first big role was a teenaged George McFly in "Back to the Future" and later starred in features like "Willard" and "Bartelby" - will be in town starting tomorrow to support the weeklong run of his directorial debut "What is it?" at the Loft Cinema. [Read article]

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Tucson
· Gallagher smashes into Tucson
Film
· 'Garcia Girls' is impressive
· Few scares, clichés aplenty in "Amityville"
Music
· Magnolia Electric Co. are a travelin' band
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· CD Reviews: The Sights, The OC Mix 4, Magnolia Electric Co.
Literature
· 'Gods in Alabama' misses its potential
 
Latest Issue: April 12, 2005

 

Andrea Hashim dreamed of becoming Miss America since she was a little girl, and she has just taken one step closer to making that dream a reality.

Twenty-two-year-old Hashim, a first-year dance graduate student, beat out nine competitors to be crowned Miss Tucson Valley April 2 and is gearing up for the Miss Arizona pageant in June. Miss Arizona goes on to compete for Miss America in Atlantic City. [Read article]

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