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By Ian Friedman
While the majority of the UA campus embarks on its normal Tuesday routine, roughly 3,600 Jewish students must choose between observing their religious holidays and attending their regularly scheduled classes.
The Jewish High Holy Days of Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah rarely fall on the same days two years in a row.
Shelton: Rising expenses should benefit students in the classroom
By Chris Carter
Outrageous, ridiculous, unfair and a myriad of other non-printable words have been used to describe the looming tuition increase, which will start at a minimum of $160 and could get as high as $726.
"Obviously (with) the state of the economy, it's understandable," said Laura Dean, a retailing and consumer sciences sophomore.
By Mack Kearns
A map of the United States hangs in the Park Student Union cafeteria. The sign under it reads, "Where is your hometown?" Slender pushpins indicate towns and cities across the nation. Certain states take on the appearance of a thick bristled broom. Arizona and California are by far the most populated, but the Eastern Seaboard weighs in heavy too.
Facebook-like Web site will let students share notes, form study groups on campus
By Chris Carter
The time of students copying notes in between classes, at home or late at night may soon be coming to an end with a unique program called Notehall.
"It's a peer review resource where students can actually access supplemental notes and study guides for certain courses," said Notehall creator Sean Conway.
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