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Man jumps from third story of PAS

Jake Hanes
January 30, 2007

“Google, UA’s LSST program team up”

Jake Hanes
January 12, 2007
Renee Pollock, an office specialist senior at the payroll office in the University Services building, is responsible for the transfer of UA employee checks. Some departments on campus will implement the new minimum wage increase while others will keep current rates.

New min. wage may increase food prices in Student Union

Jake Hanes
January 11, 2007

Utility tunnel to rely on funding from Rec Center

Jake Hanes
December 22, 2006

Utility tunnel to rely on funding from Rec Center

Jake Hanes
December 6, 2006

Rec expansion loses court in face of budget crunch

Jake Hanes
November 30, 2006
Media arts junior Jeff Rutledge stands in front of a foursquare game yesterday afternoon he helped to create at the Alumni Plaza. Games are held in front of the Administration building every Tuesday and Thursday at 1 p.m.

Students bring back elementary tradition

Jake Hanes
November 29, 2006
Dustin Chilson, a music education and performance sophomore, serves up a Philly Cheese Steak last night at the Park Student Union, where he works in the food court for the state minimum wage of $5.15 an hour.

Minimum wage increase may not affect campus employees

Jake Hanes
November 27, 2006
Michael Glen, manager of STA Travel in the Student Union Memorial Center, and Chelsea Kappeler, a travel adviser, try to keep busy yesterday afternoon while fighting a slow day. Most students flying home for Thanksgiving weekend booked tickets months ago, but some came looking yesterday, gasping when they were quoted prices upward of $800.

Classes empty as students fly home for holiday

Jake Hanes
November 21, 2006

Wikipedia not your typical resource

Jake Hanes
November 20, 2006

UA hopes to increase cash flow as donations slide

Jake Hanes
November 15, 2006
Raytheon employee Hernand Enriquez strikes with Len Martel, center, and Steve Horchair, right, outside the Raytheon complex yesterday. The machinists at Raytheon are on strike to receive increased wages.

Raytheon union strike has little effect on UA student employees

Jake Hanes
November 9, 2006

Homecoming royalty elections start today

Jake Hanes
November 8, 2006
Pre-business freshman Tyler Shira uses his CatCard to buy his lunch from Bruegger's Bagels employee and physiology junior Matthew Marquez in the Park Student Union yesterday afternoon.

Local shops want access to CatCards

Jake Hanes
November 1, 2006
Lorraine Lee, director of Chicanos Por La Causa, speaks against Proposition 300 to a crowd of nearly 40 at the James E. Rogers Plaza yesterday afternoon. If passed, Prop. 300 will require illegal immigrants to pay out-of-state tuition, deny them adult education and deny the children of undocumented immigrants citizenship rights such as child care.

“Prop. 300 costly, opponents say”

Jake Hanes
October 31, 2006
Reginald, a pre-business freshman, drops his backpack by the front door as he walks into the Arizona Bookstore, 845 N. Park Ave., on Tuesday. Both of the Arizona Bookstore locations are enforcing the security measure more strictly this semester.

University bookstores crack down on theft

Jake Hanes
October 27, 2006
The Presidential Medal sits upon newly inaugurated president Robert Shelton's chest as he bows his head alongside Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano and Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon. Shelton received the medal at the end of a two-hour ceremony to finalize his inauguration.

It’s official: Shelton inaugurated

Jake Hanes
October 27, 2006
Erin Picton, a Touro University International graduate student in clinical research administration, takes samples from chrome auger of bacteria suspected to contain methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus in the department of pathology lab at the University

UA lab leads U.S. in MRSA detection

Jake Hanes
October 20, 2006
The view from the fifth floor of the University Park Mariott, home to many UA visitors and events during Family Weekend, is worth a stay in the hotel.

Local businesses cash in

Jake Hanes
October 20, 2006
Supporters of political candidates rally at the UA Votes 2006 Block Party Oct. 4. Political science senior Garrett O'Hara said that an assistant of Congressman Raul Grijalva pulled a microphone from him while he interviewed the congressman at the block party.

Bloggers’ role in question

Jake Hanes
October 17, 2006
Systems engineering junior Andrew Friedman, right, and business junior Patrick Lepak sign up to win a wireless keyboard and iPod nano. The UofA Bookstore held a technology fair on the UA Mall yesterday.

Mall Tech Fair highlights

Jake Hanes
October 13, 2006

Ariz. welcomes medical school to Phoenix

Jake Hanes
October 11, 2006
After a tiring run on a rowing machine, business freshman Daniel Ortega wipes his machine down with a disinfectant spray. Sweat left on machines and in locker rooms can carry methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, a bacterium that can cause pneumonia, blood infections and, in rare cases, death.

Dangerous bacteria thrives in campus athletic facilities

Jake Hanes
October 9, 2006
Average student grad debt constant at $16K

Average student grad debt constant at $16K

Jake Hanes
October 3, 2006

Freshmen face new fees for underage drinking

Jake Hanes
September 29, 2006

Man jumps to death from UA parking garage

Jake Hanes
September 27, 2006

Quick reaction saves life but not bicycle

Jake Hanes
September 27, 2006

SafeRide adjusts to using alternative fuel

Jake Hanes
September 26, 2006
Ron, a City of Tucson employee, fills a pothole on North Park Avenue Thursday afternoon. There are more than 20 roads that are awaiting repair by Facilities Management.

Potholes plague campus

Jake Hanes
September 20, 2006
Mindy Fain, director of the Arizona Reynolds Program of Applied Geriatrics, opens a reception yesterday afternoon to celebrate receiving a $1.9 million grant. The grant money will be used to create new education programs to further applied geriatric medicine.

UA College of Medicine awarded $1.9 million grant

Jake Hanes
September 19, 2006
SafeRide coordinator Peter Reifsteck, a political science senior, and Associated Students of the University of Arizona Administrative Vice President Jami Reinsch discuss last week's student shooting at the Wildcats Against Violence meeting last night in the Engineering building. The group hopes to organize an initiative against violence on campus and prevent incidents like the shooting.

Fraternity shooting spurs student action

Jake Hanes
September 15, 2006

Groups collaborate to kick off Hispanic month

Jake Hanes
September 15, 2006

“It’s OK to read old exams, faculty say”

Jake Hanes
September 13, 2006

Law student wants to reform workmen’s comp

Jake Hanes
September 12, 2006

‘I agree’ mystery solved tonight

Jake Hanes
September 7, 2006

UA experts urge water conservation

Jake Hanes
September 1, 2006

UA seeks new role in Rio Nuevo

Jake Hanes
August 30, 2006
Music education graduate student Tyler Dunn bartends at the newly opened Auld Dubliner yesterday evening. Some say that the University Boulevard location is 'cursed,' citing numerous failed businesses previously located there.

University Blvd. restaurant aims to beat curse

Jake Hanes
August 29, 2006

New photo radar to catch speeding in garages

Jake Hanes
August 24, 2006

UA highly ranked among public schools

Jake Hanes
August 22, 2006
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