2008 Woodie Awards
Vote Absentee
3 things to know today
Issue date: 5/5/08 Section: News
Cinco de Mayo
May 5 marks the first victory of the Mexican army over the French in 1862. It is celebrated in the U.S. with parades, folklorico dancing and music to celebrate Mexican heritage.
Really? It isn't a problem?
Scientists said Friday that the Arctic will remain on thinning ice and climate change is expected to start affecting the Antarctic, according to The Associated Press.
Fat stays forever
Researchers in Sweden say the number of fat cells stays the same year after year throughout adulthood and weight loss or gain affects only the amount of fat stored in the fat cells, according to The New York Times.
May 5 marks the first victory of the Mexican army over the French in 1862. It is celebrated in the U.S. with parades, folklorico dancing and music to celebrate Mexican heritage.
Really? It isn't a problem?
Scientists said Friday that the Arctic will remain on thinning ice and climate change is expected to start affecting the Antarctic, according to The Associated Press.
Fat stays forever
Researchers in Sweden say the number of fat cells stays the same year after year throughout adulthood and weight loss or gain affects only the amount of fat stored in the fat cells, according to The New York Times.
Policy on posting: The Arizona Daily Wildcat would like to offer readers an opportunity to voice their opinions and engage in community conversation. However, readers should refrain from personal attacks or advertisements in their comments. When a reader chooses to participate in the Wilcat's online comments, they should be aware that all comments and postings do not reflect the views of the publication. Links referencing different sources for the sake of discussion are tolerated and encouraged, but comments and links that are posted only to advertise other sites will be deleted at the discretion of the Wildcat.
Be the first to comment on this story