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Legislators called back for sales tax bill
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When the state legislature finished its regular session on Tuesday night, they hadn't finished all their work.
Arizona Governor Jane Hull said that she plans to call back the legislators for a special session so they can discuss and possibly place a sales tax proposal on the November ballot.
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Rivals clash in Tempe
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With the strength of the Pacific 10 Conference, every game the UA softball team plays has large implications. Tonight and tomorrow's games against Arizona State are a little different, though.
The Wildcats (44-6 overall, 7-3 Pac-10) bring their No. 2 ranking into Tempe with more than just victory on their minds. Arizona also has a bit of additional motivation against the No. 4 Sun Devils.
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Wire service killed Jobtrak unjustly
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The field of journalism is in a chaotic state of affairs.
Gilbert Grape is interviewing the president. Pets.com's obnoxious little sock puppet is being interviewed by Charles Gibson and Diane Sawyer. And that's just ABC.
In a business screaming for integrity and public respect, the college front should be producing the leaders in watchdog reporting.
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Movie screen dancing teen
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In so many sports movies, football is life. In so many teen dramas, high school is life.
And in "Center Stage," director Nicholas Hytner's new film, ballet is life.
As long as life is made up of waif-ish, often snotty dancers and egotistical, womanizing choreographers.
"Center Stage" combines all those teen dramas that feature Warner Brothers network stars with generic sports movie formulas.
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