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Bernsen probe draws out over entire spring semester

Nick Smith
May 10, 2006
Jake Lacey /Arizona Daily Wildcat Professor Nasser Peyghambarian and grad student Guoqiang Li developed glasses that change focus while on your face.

Autofocus glasses made at UA

Nick Smith
May 8, 2006

Solar project goes on despite setbacks

Nick Smith
May 2, 2006

Senate: Pres. absence had little impact

Nick Smith
April 28, 2006
John Begeman, an urban horticulture agent with the Pima County Extension and the UA looks through newly sprouted shiraz wine grapes yesterday at the UA Agriculture Center. (photo by chris coduto/arizona daily wildcat)

Vine to wine: Program tests Tucson’s wine-growing climate

Nick Smith
April 23, 2006
Los Angeles Times photojournalist Don Bartletti discusses his photographic experience during his expedition to capture 'Journey to El Norte,' his personal account of the journey immigrants take to cross into America. Bartletti won the Pulitzer Prize for feature photography in 2003 for his work.

Journalists put immigration in focus

Nick Smith
April 19, 2006
Courtney Smith/Arizona Daily Wildcat Passover at AEpi

Students gather to celebrate holiday

Nick Smith
April 13, 2006
Laura Killgore, right, who lives and is home schooled in Tucson, explains the meteorites on display to a young boy. She and her father, Marvin Killgore, started Southwest Meteorite Center, the first organization that will help people who find meteorites sell their alien rocks.

Spoils from Mars open to public

Nick Smith
April 10, 2006

UA scientist finds ‘missing link’

Nick Smith
April 5, 2006

Dean dropped 2 Bernsen charges

Nick Smith
April 4, 2006

Bernsen says he’s cleared of charges

Nick Smith
March 31, 2006
Alfred McCwen (white button down shirt) and his team look at the first images taken of Mars by their HiRISE camera on Friday , March 24, 2006 in the Sonnet Building in Tucson, Arizona. The HiRISE camera onboard an orbiting Mars probe sent back its first images of the surface at around 1:30 a.m. with resolutions over 2.5 meters per pixel. (Photo by Jake Lacey/Arizona Daily Wildcat)

UA Mars camera gets A-OK

Nick Smith
March 27, 2006

Renaissance painters might have used lenses

Nick Smith
March 24, 2006

Starlight blocking device could reveal new planets

Nick Smith
March 22, 2006

Public invited to Mars Watch party

Nick Smith
March 10, 2006

UA hopes to see piece of donation pie

Nick Smith
March 3, 2006
Associate cell biology and anatomy professor Carol Gregorio works on isolating T-cells in her lab yesterday afternoon in the Life Sciences North building. Gregorio is working on studying heart health with the Molecular Cardiovascular Research Program.

Taking the fight to heart

Nick Smith
March 1, 2006
Professor Jack Chin participated in a mock 'search and seizure' in conjunction with UAPD behind the James E. Rogers College of Law yesterday afternoon.

Prof. handcuffed to demonstrate procedure

Nick Smith
February 24, 2006
Matthew Cordes, an assistant professor in biochemistry and molecular biophysics helped to discover a common link between a toxin in spider venom and bacteria. (Photo by Chris Coduto/Arizona Daily Wildcat)

“Bacteria, spiders share toxin”

Nick Smith
February 21, 2006
Cade Bernson

Bernsen’s accusations confirmed by officials

Nick Smith
February 20, 2006
A report of the allegations facing ASUA President Cade Bernsen was made during last night's ASUA senate meeting.

ASUA hears report on Bernsen

Nick Smith
February 16, 2006

The tax men cometh – student groups are ready

Nick Smith
February 16, 2006
Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano visits with Center for Creative Photography director Doug Nickel yesterday at the CCP.

“Handle with care: Governor tours campus art, science attractions”

Nick Smith
February 8, 2006
A construction worker lays some bricks down at the construction site of the future UMC North Medical Park, which includes the Arizona Cancer Center. Construction is slated for completion by mid-October.

Cancer center to open this year

Nick Smith
February 7, 2006
Doug Coulter from Norman, Okla., examines a piece of sphalerite with chalcopyrite and dolomite in his hotel room at the Best Western Executive Inn, 333 W. Drachman St. Coulter is in town for the Tucson Gem, Mineral and Fossil Show.

Mineral Show: Vendors hope to strike it rich at gem expo

Nick Smith
February 6, 2006
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