Both ASUA presidential candidates received endorsements from former candidates and campus organizations, in hopes to help spread the word and swing the election toward their candidate of choice.

All three Associated Students of the University of Arizona presidential candidates who did not advance to the general elections decided to endorse Cade Bernsen. Bernsen also received an endorsement from Sigma Alpha Epsilon and from Phi Alpha Delta, a pre-law fraternity. [Read article]

PAC-10 CHAMPIONS • UA 70, ASU 68

Olson passes Wooden on savior Salim's shot

Salim Stoudamire's game-winning shot over ASU on Saturday with six-tenths of a second remaining accomplished three goals for the No. 11 Arizona men's basketball team.

It won the game over their in-state rival, clinched the Pacific 10 Conference title outright and gave head coach Lute Olson conference win No. 305, passing former UCLA head coach John Wooden to make him the winningest coach in the conference's history. [Read article]

The College of Medicine's recent decision to withdraw from the Graduate and Professional Student Council and further integrate with the Associated Students of the University of Arizona, however, has sparked renewed debate about the purpose, performance and function of student governments. That decision has also forced this columnist to reexamine his own views on student government when trying to determine whether the law school should follow suit by joining the medical school in its withdrawal from the GPSC. [Read article]