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Sunday, November 13, 2005
Cats get Dawged

The Arizona football team missed its first chance to win three consecutive games for the first time since 2001, falling to Washington 38-14 last night at Arizona Stadium.

The Wildcats (3-7, 2-5 Pacific 10 Conference) turned the ball over four times while being out-gained by the Huskies 490-322.

 The big difference came in the run game, where Arizona managed just 87 yards to Washington’s 333, a season high, behind running back James Sims’s career-high 205 yards on 30 carries, including a touchdown. [Read article]

 


Tuesday, November 10, 2005


The Format rocks Centennial

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Nearly 2,000 attend on-campus concert

The soft strains of a piano flowed from the Green Room of Centennial Hall last night.

Forty feet away, the bustle of the crowd could be heard as fans of The Format shuffled to their seats.

Two opening bands and 90 minutes later, the crowd of nearly 2,000 erupted with the deafening sound of cheers and whistles as a single light illuminated the drummer for the Phoenix-based pop-punk band.

The crowd reached a fever pitch as the first few notes were heard of The Format's first song of the night, "The First Single." [Read article]

· Neighborly differences discussed
· Graduates in demand
· Surveys meant to depict typical UA lifestyles
· New York Times editor to discuss last 10 years
· ASUA calls meeting for elections commissioner
· Quick Hits
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Wildcats devour Seawolves

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Defensive pressure overwhelms Sonoma State in 40-point win

It was over before it started last night, as the Arizona men's basketball team cruised to a 103-63 victory over Sonoma State in the first exhibition game of the year in McKale Center.

After struggling initially, the Wildcats' full-court pressure defense proved to be overwhelming for the visiting Seawolves.

Arizona used a 17-0 run in the first half to make the score 31-15, holding Sonoma scoreless for over five minutes. [Read article]

· Cats primed to claim 1st playoff win for soccer
· Confident Cats gunning for third straight win
· Weekend sports preview
· Opponent analysis: Probation slows Huskies' revival
· Wildcats aim for season sweeps of Cal, Stanford
· Men's golf heads to Orlando for match-play action
· Icecats return home for series with 49ers
· Divers head to Calif. for Trojan Invite
· Men's cross country sets sights on berth in NCAA Championships
· Women's hoops plays final exhibition game

Mideast peace unreachable with these attitudes

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If I hadn't read it with my own two eyes, I wouldn't have believed it.

Two weeks ago The New York Times reported that Iran's new president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, told an anti-Zionist student rally that Israel "must be wiped off the map."

Something tells me he's probably not going to be getting many Hanukkah gifts this year.

If there was any doubt before Ahmadinejad's remarks that anti-Semitism is alive and kicking in the Arab world, there should be none now. His remarks were not an extemporaneous aberration but were actually a concise and unfortunately accurate summary of Arab attitudes toward the Jewish state. [Read article]

· Journalism faces tough decision
· Writing in the margins: The American 'Nobility'
· Pass/fail: See if these ideas make the grade
· Mailbag

Latest Issue: November 3, 2005

 

HBO's "Sex and the City" has been off the air since 2004, and we are no longer able to tune in to lives of Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda on Sunday evenings. Yes, the DVDs are out there and TBS has been showing the edited reruns during the week, but it is just not the same. Girl bonding entertainment is lacking these days.

You might, however, be able to get your fix of female saga on stage. Students from the School of Theatre Arts are putting on "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress," a play that reflects the lives and relationships of women. [Read article]

· Tucson and campus calendar           
· Scatter shot
· 'Jarhead' bores while waiting for war
· Hoffman compelling in 'Capote'
· A night of hip-hop feminism
· Big Easy to benefit from
· Rialto collabo Indie plus rap equals Why?
· Canadian Snakes' deadly charm again striking
· Dios (malos) a bundle of contradictions
· Marching band, from ‘A’ to Zeppelin
· Camp Courageous to croon for Camp Wildcat
· Bring out your antiques – here comes the Roadshow
 

Latest Issue: November 8, 2005

 

 

Tucsonans celebrate life, honor dead during annual All Souls Procession

Thousands of revelers filled the streets of downtown Tucson on Sunday to celebrate the 16th annual All Souls Procession.

The procession is a nonmotorized parade featuring more than 1,000 dancers, drummers, floats and fire dancers who marched downtown from the corner of East University Boulevard and North Fourth Avenue. [Read article]

 
 

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