ASUA approves funding for Solar marketing
The ASUA Senate approved nearly $400 for Project Solar marketing efforts at last night's meeting.
A total of $165 will go toward funding a competition between Greek Life, clubs and residence halls to drum up funds for the project to place solar panels on UA buildings. Another $230 was unanimously approved to go toward fliers, table flags and handbills promoting Project Solar.
In other business, the senate unanimously approved $35 to fund the printing of surveys that will be distributed by ASUA members in an effort to ascertain an interest in Spanish articles in the Arizona Daily Wildcat.
-Nick Smith
Early priority registration today and tomorrow
Today and tomorrow are the last days for early priority registration students to register for classes via WebReg before the rest of the university. These students include athletes and those in the Disability Resource Center and SALT Center.
Tucson mayor to participate in emergency preparedness fair
Employees of the Arizona Health Sciences Center can participate in a fair today that focuses on preparing for emergencies and disasters.
The event will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the front lawn of University Medical Center.
Tucson Mayor Bob Walkup will kick off the event with the first spin of the "Wheel of Misfortune," a game illustrating the importance of community readiness in emergency situations.
Representatives from the Red Cross, Poison Center, Pima County Health Department, Department of Homeland Security and the Hazardous Materials Team will be in attendance.