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UA alumna Meg Costigan gets a Pilsner brew from Konrad Zietal at the Sun Sounds Great Tucson Beer Festival Saturday night. More than 45 brewers showed up at Hi Corbett Field with kegs and bottles full of their best concoctions.

Tucsonans taste beers of the world

Neil Critchley
October 16, 2006

“‘Democracy Now’ host decries war, ‘oiligarchy’ controlling U.S. policy”

Neil Critchley
October 16, 2006
Professor Charles Putnam answers a student's question about his molecular and cellular biology lecture yesterday afternoon. Putnam's latest test was nullified because of controversy over a fraudulent e-mail that stated the exam was canceled, which resulted in 18 students not showing up to take the test.

Cyber criminals plague UA

Neil Critchley
October 10, 2006
Record high enrollments strain Ariz. universities

Record high enrollments strain Ariz. universities

Neil Critchley
October 5, 2006
Alfred McEwen, principal investigator of HiRISE, points out features of the Martian terrain to HiRISE targeting specialists Aivio Tornabene and Amjani Polit Friday afternoon at the Space Sciences building. The UA-built HiRISE camera onboard a Mars orbiter sent back its first images from a low orbit, and images gave unprecedented detail of the surface of the planet.

HiRISE transmits first shots of Mars

Neil Critchley
October 2, 2006
Natural resources professor John Koprowski fills up a university truck at the Facilities Management Motorpool Sept. 21. The motorpool is attempting to switch the majority of its fleet over to an ethanol based fuel, E85.

UA eyes a greener campus

Neil Critchley
September 28, 2006
Tucson resident Marc Parenteau, 24, and biochemistry junior Laura Goodman dig in preparation to plant a pine seedling in a clearing on top of Mount Lemmon. Many areas on Mount Lemmon were devastated when a fire raged through in 2003.

Students bring life to mt. lemmon

Neil Critchley
September 18, 2006
Associated Students of the University of Arizona President Erin Hertzog lights a luminaria during last night's freedom walk in remembrance of the victims of the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. Students walked around the UA Mall, which was bordered by luminarias symbolizing each of the targets.

Students reflect on Sept. 11

Neil Critchley
September 12, 2006

UA plans 1st university-led Mars mission

Neil Critchley
September 11, 2006

WebReg to open for journalism dept. in spring

Neil Critchley
September 7, 2006
UA students and local Tucsonans take advantage of the extra hour of drinking after 1 a.m. at O'Malley's on Fourth Avenue Saturday evening.

Extended last call has little effect on sales

Neil Critchley
September 5, 2006

UA fights plagiarism with online service

Neil Critchley
August 30, 2006
Biology freshman Megan Hamre shows interest in the Chemistry Club on the UA Mall yesterday, as studio art freshman Adrienne Lobl looks on. Over 200 UA clubs displayed booths to gain membership for nearly 5 hours yesterday.

Club fair offers students opportunities

Neil Critchley
August 25, 2006
Scott Cheney, a second-year medical student, stops to check Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon's blood pressure during Gordon's tour of the UA College of Medicine yesterday afternoon. Gordon has been a strong supporter of the College of Medicine's expansion to the Phoenix Biomedical School.

Phx mayor visits med school

Neil Critchley
August 24, 2006
Angela Occhiogrosso, a sophomore majoring in Spanish and Latin American studies, purchased her textbooks in the UofA Bookstore yesterday afternoon. Despite rising textbook prices, students still crowd the bookstore to buy their required reading.

Online sales challenge bookstore

Neil Critchley
August 22, 2006
President Robert Shelton and Provost George Davis help Jennifer Gimblett, a freshman majoring in art history and anthropology, move into her dorm room in Coronado Residence Hall on Thursday. The two administrators continued the tradition of helping students get settled into their new rooms.

Few students placed in temporary housing

Neil Critchley
August 21, 2006
President Robert Shelton gave his first speech to the class of 2010 last night during the Freshman Convocation at Centennial Hall. Shelton is beginning his first school year as the UA president after former president Peter Likins retired in June.

Shelton: Make the most of college

Neil Critchley
August 21, 2006
Members from the Culture Rhythm Dance Crew, a UA club, perform at Stevie Eller Dance Theater as part of the School of Dance Spring Collection. The crew is an outreach program that teaches young people modern dance to help them stay off the streets.

Campus clubbin’: something for everyone

Neil Critchley
July 26, 2006

Making the most of summertime in Tucson

Neil Critchley
July 20, 2006

UApresents no longer hosting Broadway

Neil Critchley
July 12, 2006
UA President Robert Shelton received a surprise visit at his home Monday morning and was ushered via CatTran to his first active day on campus. He was then greeted by hundreds of staff, faculty and students in front of the Administration building, who were waiting to welcome him to Wildcat country.

Shelton surprised for first day at UA

Neil Critchley
July 6, 2006
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