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John Morgan snaps a picture of a Grand Canyon Rattlesnake at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museums reptile room. The month of September is dedicated to rattlesnakes, which includes the display of the 18 snake varieties found in Arizona.

Venom Week slithers into town

Jackson Crews
August 24, 2008

Provost search finalists will be named soon

Jackson Crews
January 16, 2008

Project will assess Amazon’s future

Jackson Crews
December 5, 2007

Hot science fields look to bring in college graduates

Jackson Crews
December 5, 2007
Miranda Joseph, associate professor of womens studies, speaks yesterday at the Faculty Senate meeting in the College of Law building.

Faculty revamp five-year strategy

Jackson Crews
December 4, 2007
Tucson Police Department officers don shoe protectors before entering a house at the southeast corner of East Third Street and North Norton Avenue. A victim described as a young man in his early 20s was found dead inside the house yesterday.

Shooting stuns Sam Hughes

Jackson Crews
November 28, 2007

Shooting victim was a UA student

Jackson Crews
November 28, 2007

Students find carpool mates through Facebook application

Jackson Crews
November 26, 2007

“‘It’s not you, it’s me'”

Jackson Crews
November 24, 2007
The status of the UA Alumni Association is currently in limbo as the Tucson chapter deals with a lack of official leadership and the loss of fundraising duties.

Alumni Association clips Tucson chapter

Jackson Crews
November 15, 2007

Graduate assistants get $8 biweekly salary raise

Jackson Crews
November 9, 2007

Boy Scout helps save sacred site

Jackson Crews
November 8, 2007

Professor fights to keep job

Jackson Crews
November 7, 2007

UAPD citations leading to lost vehicles

Jackson Crews
October 22, 2007

“Fees, graduation changes discussed”

Jackson Crews
October 18, 2007
Mike Tully, of the college of education, addresses the GPSC. Tully proposes that the students start a program that would teach college pet owners to care for their animals, rather than abandon them during school breaks.

Group wants to aid critters

Jackson Crews
October 18, 2007

Tucson’s water a troubled current

Jackson Crews
October 17, 2007
Mechanical engineering junior Kamal Alhamidi and mechanical engineering sophomore Saber Al-alshaikh partake in the festivities that ended the Muslim fast. Hundreds of people showed up for the breaking of the fast last night at the Highland Commons.

Fast-a-thon ‘amazing’

Jackson Crews
October 12, 2007

Virtual world allows for educational opportunities

Jackson Crews
October 10, 2007

At-risk students given laptops

Jackson Crews
October 9, 2007

Former congresswoman calls out Bush for 9/11 response

Jackson Crews
October 4, 2007

Pronoun power

Jackson Crews
October 3, 2007
James Hayden places down a cross that represents the life of a Mexican who died crossing into the U.S., near the intersection of Speedway Boulevard and Stone Avenue. Humane Borders supporters marched on Speedway in memory of the failed journeys of immigrants.

Border deaths honored

Jackson Crews
October 1, 2007
An artists rendering of a magnetar, a type of neutron star. UA physicists have named these neutron stars as the source of high-energy bursts of radiation.

Powerful blasts traced to exotic space objects

Jackson Crews
September 26, 2007
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High-speed dating catching on

Jackson Crews
September 25, 2007
Kyle Tusing, assistant professor in communications and member of the World Adult

Playground sport appeals to big ‘kids’ with beer

Jackson Crews
September 21, 2007
Tim Cheney does a wheelie on his fixed gear bicycle Sunday evening outside of Old Main. Fixed-gear bikes feature fewer metal parts than road or mountain bikes but can be more perilous to ride.

“No brakes, no problem”

Jackson Crews
September 19, 2007

Neon sheds light on planets

Jackson Crews
September 17, 2007

GPSC study reveals grad assistant gripes

Jackson Crews
September 12, 2007

Class ring back to owner after 1.5 years in sewer

Jackson Crews
September 10, 2007
Manley Begay junior, director of Native Nations Institute for Leadership, Management and Policy for Studies in Public Policy and Senior American Indian Studies, talks to the media yesterday afternoon about the cleansing ritual held at Graham-Greenlee last night.

Cleansing ritual helps clear atmosphere

Jackson Crews
September 7, 2007
Andrew Horneman, a chemistry junior, prepares Zen green tea for a customer at the Canyon Caf

Enzyme from tea could build cancer buffer

Jackson Crews
August 29, 2007

Land trade secures site of future UA bioscience park

Jackson Crews
August 24, 2007
Stephanie P. Shu, assistant staff scientist in the chemistry department, works with a Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometer (FTICR-MS) yesterday afternoon. The department is waiting for a new Spectrometer to further their research.

This isn’t your grandmother’s mass spectrometer

Jackson Crews
August 22, 2007
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