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Daily Wildcat covering Obama? Yes we can!

Cody Calamaio
February 19, 2009
This photo was captured after a five-hour-long exposure and illustrates the type of images the center is capable of capturing from atop Mount Lemmon.

SkyNights unravel the mysteries of the universe

Cody Calamaio
January 27, 2009
Wooing future Wildcats

Wooing future Wildcats

Cody Calamaio
January 14, 2009
Peter Smith, senior research scientist at the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory and principal investigator for the Phoenix Mars Mission, shows off a scale-model of the Mars Lander to Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano in the Phoenix Mars Mission Science Operation Center Feb. 13.

“This year, the UA went Mars-crazy”

Cody Calamaio
May 21, 2008
What you see almost as interesting as what you get

What you see almost as interesting as what you get

Cody Calamaio
May 14, 2008
A replica of the Phoenix Mars Lander sits in an environment set up to look like Mars at the Phoenix Mars Mission Science Operations Center.

Lander on cusp of history

Cody Calamaio
May 12, 2008
UA to change 4,400 student ID numbers

“UA to change 4,400 student ID numbers”

Cody Calamaio
May 5, 2008
Frank Borman

Astronaut to speak at graduation

Cody Calamaio
April 30, 2008
Charles Wollin, a communication junior, runs past his peers after being accepted in the Bobcat Senior Honorary yesterday in the Student Union Memorial Center Grand Ballroom.

Bobcats honor excellence

Cody Calamaio
April 18, 2008

Flash mob strikes mall

Cody Calamaio
April 16, 2008
Chris Moran, a freshman majoring in finance who works in the finance department of Arizona Athletics in the McKale Center. Moran is heading a movement to start a sports management minor at the UA.

New sports management minor at UA

Cody Calamaio
April 15, 2008

Ph.D. student to advise Congress

Cody Calamaio
April 14, 2008
Architecture juniors Adam Strauss, Derek Butvin and Chad Nielsen eat outside the Architecture building Monday afternoon. The building has been subject to BB gun attacks throughout the year, most recently on March 9.

Window shootings resume

Cody Calamaio
March 26, 2008
The colored areas of the map are 132 of the biggest cities in the U.S., based on an assessment that sets a benchmark of acceptable risk. Green is low, meaning below the benchmark. Yellow is medium, above the benchmark in the likelihood of attack but below the benchmark in the number of possible casualties. Red is high, above the benchmark in both probability of attack and possible casualties.

Tucson a ‘low’ terror risk

Cody Calamaio
March 13, 2008
Animal sciences junior Yael Farah aka DJ Rooftop, sets up music during her show The Harmonic Cacophony yesterday at the KAMP Student Radio studio. KAMP has found itself in financial distress and is asking students to approve a $1 fee that will help keep it operating.

Vote to determine longevity of student radio

Cody Calamaio
March 11, 2008
ASUA Senator James Pennington-McQueen listens as Senator Seema Patel discusses what separates her from McQueen.

ASUA hopefuls debate

Cody Calamaio
March 9, 2008
Inventor Ray Kurzweil gives a lecture by teleportation in December. Appearing three-dimensionally as if in person, Kurzweil will be brought into Centennial Hall tonight at 7 as he delivers a lecture from Wellesley, Mass. about improving information technology as the final part of the Edges of Life lecture series.

Inventor to speak via teleport at Centennial tonight

Cody Calamaio
March 5, 2008

Minority programs may suffer

Cody Calamaio
March 5, 2008

Guns on campus?

Cody Calamaio
February 27, 2008

Dean’s panel looks to help distressed students

Cody Calamaio
February 27, 2008

As good as ‘Star Wars’

Cody Calamaio
February 25, 2008
Eric Brown, a political science junior, and Riley Sutherlin, a sociology junior, left, talk to Jessica Simms and Jason Hunt, members of the Bobcats Senior Honorary, at an informational meeting in the Swede Johnson Building on Wednesday night.

Bobcats celebrate 86 years of UA tradition today

Cody Calamaio
February 22, 2008

Online survey to look at freshman spending

Cody Calamaio
February 18, 2008
ASUA auctioned off

ASUA auctioned off

Cody Calamaio
February 8, 2008
Growth to affect PTS

Growth to affect PTS

Cody Calamaio
February 7, 2008

Students talk politics prior to primaries

Cody Calamaio
February 4, 2008

Mandatory password changes to NetID aimed at styming hackers

Cody Calamaio
February 4, 2008

“UA political clubs prepare for “”Super Tuesday”””

Cody Calamaio
January 30, 2008
Recycle Mania kicks off

Recycle Mania kicks off

Cody Calamaio
January 24, 2008

Daily e-mail newswire aims to inform

Cody Calamaio
January 22, 2008
Plans are being drafted for restoration of a historic UA building, the Douglas House, 1189 E. Speedway Blvd., erected in 1906, which has been deteriorateing due to time and termites.

New construction on horizon

Cody Calamaio
January 19, 2008

Grad student calls teaching business to kids ‘rewarding’

Cody Calamaio
January 18, 2008

UA an aid in job search

Cody Calamaio
December 5, 2007
Judaic studies sophomore Phyllis Kenigsberg shows her holiday spirit with blue lights and decorations for Hanukkah.

“Dorms close for winter, students scurry elsewhere”

Cody Calamaio
December 5, 2007
Liem Le, a math education junior, leaps into Santas arms, posing for a photo yesterday. Youth Against Cancer invited students to have their picture taken with Santa, receive a free candy cane and make a donation for a fundraiser benefiting children with cancer.

“Santa, elves pose for cancer money”

Cody Calamaio
December 4, 2007
Frank Warren, founder of PostSecret, reads from one of his secrets in the Grand Ballroom of the Student Union Memorial Center last night.

PostSecret creator spills his guts

Cody Calamaio
November 28, 2007

University colleges aim to increase gender equality

Cody Calamaio
November 27, 2007
Ghassan Manasra, right, listens as Eliyahu McLean discusses peace-building efforts in Isreal an Palestine yesterday in the marshall building.

“Middle East peacemakers implore UA, Tucson communities ‘to love one another'”

Cody Calamaio
November 9, 2007
Clinical professor of law Zelda Harris speaks in her office yesterday afternoon. Harris is the director of the Domestic Violence Law Clinic that offers legal advice free of charge.

Students assist at legal clinic

Cody Calamaio
November 8, 2007
Gary Gorbett, left, shows off his 1973 Firebird to physiology senior Corey Gilchrist during Tau Kappa Epsilons car show on the UA Mall yesterday afternoon. The cars owner, Gorbett said he takes it out only on sunny days. The fraternitys event featured six cars and garnered a total of $1,500, which was donated to the Desert Southwest chapter of the Alzheimers Association.

GPSC uses showcase to tout student projects

Cody Calamaio
November 5, 2007

“Celebrate carefully, students”

Cody Calamaio
November 2, 2007

Police Beat

Cody Calamaio
October 31, 2007

UA grads ‘pursue the passion’ in national tour

Cody Calamaio
October 30, 2007

UA considers Colbert presidency

Cody Calamaio
October 30, 2007

Environmentalists: make it ‘Hallowgreen’

Cody Calamaio
October 29, 2007
Education seniors Stacy Marr, right, and Syleena Firkins, left, do homework amidst shelves holding the largest collection of childrens books in the country.

‘Worlds’ to browse

Cody Calamaio
October 26, 2007

“Main Gate shops offer food, fads”

Cody Calamaio
October 18, 2007
John Keogh, a biochemistry senior, signs the Arizona Public Interest Research Group petition to keep credit card solicitors away from college campuses.

UA students join effort to urge safe credit usage

Cody Calamaio
October 11, 2007

‘Older learners’ follow peers’ educational lead

Cody Calamaio
October 10, 2007
Eric Hightower, a member of the Arizona Heat Racing Team, rolls through the finish line, taking first place in the Elite Wheelchair race of Jim Clicks Run N Roll event yesterday morning.

DRC holds benefit race

Cody Calamaio
October 8, 2007
Students can now legally download music for free through Ruckus, a file-sharing program launched today at the UA.

Ruckus brings free music to UA students

Cody Calamaio
October 8, 2007

“Student, 19, overcomes battle with cancer”

Cody Calamaio
October 4, 2007
Cathy Busha has been director of programming at Wingspan for nine years. Starting Nov. 13, she will be director of LGBTQ affairs at the UA.

UA hires LGBTQ director

Cody Calamaio
October 1, 2007
Gene Giacomelli, director of the UA Controlled Environment Agriculture Center, sits in the skeleton of what he hopes will be a greenhouse in space. The structure is financed by a NASA grant and will help grow vegetables for astronauts, Giacomelli said.

UA to grow crops in space

Cody Calamaio
September 26, 2007
Scuba diving instructor Eric Fairfield (center), teaches Tracy Min (right), and Alan Nyitray how to scuba dive in the Student Recreation Center pool on Sept. 17. A group of students have been training for a trip to Mexico on Friday during which they will dive in the Sea of Cortez.

Scuba lessons create splash at Student Recreation Center

Cody Calamaio
September 25, 2007

Calls to Phoenix now free

Cody Calamaio
September 25, 2007
UA grows with todays tech-savvy students

UA grows with today’s ‘tech-savvy’ students

Cody Calamaio
September 21, 2007

Police Beat

Cody Calamaio
September 14, 2007

Police Beat

Cody Calamaio
September 12, 2007

Police Beat

Cody Calamaio
September 10, 2007

Zona Zoo Crew adds tailgates to all home events

Cody Calamaio
September 7, 2007

Police Beat

Cody Calamaio
September 5, 2007
Ray Gasser, chairman of the Family Care Workgroup, talks to a colleague in his office in the Park Student Union yesterday afternoon. Gasser helps oversee a Web site about child care on campus.

Web site promises parent aid

Cody Calamaio
September 5, 2007

Dorm fire rates rise nationally; UA A-OK

Cody Calamaio
August 30, 2007

Genetic lab maps ancestral human travel

Cody Calamaio
August 29, 2007
Civil engineering professor Dr. Hamid Saadatmanesh explains in his lab his invention of a fabric that can be used to repair damaged bridges quickly and efficiently.

UA professor helps re-route traffic after bridge collapse

Cody Calamaio
August 28, 2007
UA associate journalism professor Maggy Zanger settles back into her office in the Marshall bulding after returning from the Middle East, where she taught a class this summer.

Professor travels globe

Cody Calamaio
August 24, 2007
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