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Monday, February 14, 2005
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UA uses second half spurt to drop UCLA
Arizona men's basketball opponents know it all too well, and UCLA may know it best.
"We know Arizona counts on vital spurts," said then-Bruin Jason Kapono, now with the NBA's Charlotte Bobcats, in 2003. "It's the spurt of death."
Two years later, the spurt of death emerged again in the form of a 19-0 second-half run, giving the Wildcats their third straight win over UCLA, 83-73, Saturday night in Los Angeles.
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· Softball wins despite earlier rain problems |
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Somewhere in between the introduction of coeducational institutions and the rise of social awareness, Valentine's Day has taken a back seat to World Peace Day, Earth Day, Great American Smokeout Day and Fat Tuesday on college campuses across the country.
Indeed, at my own alma mater, Boston College, students were much more interested in raising a pint of Guinness in reverence to St. Patrick than they were in sending a bouquet of flowers on the day that honors St. Valentine. And it is no wonder - relationships in college are a tricky business. At no other time in our lives will such a wide variety of romantic expectations lead to so many different types of relationships, all present in the same community.
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