Study looks at Japanese form of relaxation
	Three UA departments are uniting to study how a traditional Japanese relaxation therapy uses spiritual energy to relieve stress. The University of Arizona Program in Integrative Medicine, in partnership with the department of psychology and Campus Health Services, is conducting a study to determine the effectiveness of Johrei - a spiritual healing method - in relieving stress, said program coordinator Lynn Ferro.    [More]

UA renames McKale Center's hardwood Lute Olson Court
	The court at McKale Center will be named in honor of UA basketball head coach Lute Olson, UA Athletic Director Jim Livengood announced yesterday. A ceremony will be held following tomorrow's Arizona-Arizona State game to officially dedicate the Lute Olson Court. In attendance will be UA President Peter Likins and NCAA President and former UA Athletic Director Cedric Dempsey, among other UA officials.    [More]

Editorial: Alpha Chi is example of greek business as usual
	Before the national office launched a flashy new ad campaign and pro-active hunt for solid UA women, Alpha Chi Omega was a sorority struggling to stay alive. The chapter was in financial trouble and reports of hazing cast a bad light on the state of the house. While chapter members hoped the sorority would last, paying $200 each to reduce debt, the national office swooped in and saved the day with a coup de grace. To save the house, Alpha Chi Omega killed it - the equivalent of cutting off a rotting limb for the better of the body.    [More]

Southern California punks bring fast rock to the Cellar
	San Diego-based band FenixTx may not be UA recruiting counselors, but they nonetheless managed to bring lots of high school students to campus last night. The pop-punkers played to a sold out crowd of 240, largely composed of high school students and young University of Arizona students, in the Cellar of the Memorial Student Union. As soon as FenixTx took the stage, the crowd became frenzied - screaming and bouncing up and down.    [More]

Quotable: "A decision to stay the execution of Ms. Beets would demonstrate your compassionate conservatism and that you are willing to do what is right even in the face of potential criticism from your constituents." - Rev. Jesse Jackson in a letter he wrote to Gov. George W. Bush regarding the execution of Betty Lou Beets.

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