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Proposed financial aid cutbacks prompt students to call Congress
	A student's rights organization and ASUA began a week-long campaign yesterday that arms students with cellular phones to protect federal financial aid from proposed cuts.

UA athletes fight to balance academics and athletics
	Over the next three days take a look inside what goes on in the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, how the athletes look at those around them and struggle to balance their lives as students, athletes and as young adults with a scant amount of free time.

China-U.S. Relations
	Long live the great Chinese Communist Party!" This is one of several government-scripted slogans that one may expect to hear in the streets of Beijing on Oct. 1, as China gears up to celebrate 50 years of communist rule. In fact, Tiananmen Square, China's shrine to communism, has been renovated for the big bash.

Monolith raises eyebrows, explores nature
	A large black monolith situated on the south side of the UA Old Main building's fountain has raised suspicions among some UA students, leaving them guessing about the fixture's purpose and the meaning behind it. "It looks like it has something to do with water," said Sunny Bert, a business management sophomore.

Quotable: "Things are more like they are now than they have ever been." -former President Gerald Ford

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