The latest details of a proposed medical school in Phoenix were presented at the Arizona Board of Regents meeting Friday, where university officials projected the first Phoenix medical school class of 24 students would begin July 2006.

The admissions process for the new medical school in Phoenix is expected to begin in September, UA College of Medicine administrators said Friday.

At the meeting, it was still unknown how the project will be funded or an estimated cost, but Regents President Gary Stuart said officials are looking into both public and private sectors. [Read article]

Cats lose for first time in first road trip of year

The Arizona men's basketball team was on the receiving end of many lessons during the No. 10 Wildcats' 78-60 loss to Virginia yesterday in Charlottesville, Va.

The first: The Atlantic Coast Conference - home to three of the Associated Press poll's top four teams and six of the nation's top 20 - could be college basketball's best conference after all, especially since the unranked Cavaliers were picked to finish eighth come the end of conference play. [Read article]

Later today, while most of us will be heading home from a long day of classes or from work, someone out there will find out whether or not they have won the opportunity to purchase religious enlightenment at the click of a mouse. That's right, a little after 5 p.m. today, someone will be announced as the winner of an eBay auction that is selling off what the owner describes as "a miracle" - something that has brought them countless "blessings" since the item for sale has been in their possession. [Read article]