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All content by Christina Foglia

UA gets grant to study border health care

Christina Foglia
December 22, 2006

UA gets grant to study border health care

Christina Foglia
December 6, 2006

Admins may issue penalties for red tags

Christina Foglia
December 5, 2006
Holiday philanthropy opportunities abound in campus community

Holiday philanthropy opportunities abound in campus community

Christina Foglia
December 5, 2006
President Robert Shelton, left, and Tucson Mayor Bob Walkup compare notes before speaking Friday afternoon at the BIO5 building dedication ceremony.

BIO5 opens to public

Christina Foglia
December 4, 2006
Judges Melissa Genczo, a biology sophomore, left, Simone Reynolds, a marketing freshman, and Amanda Fleischman, a pre-business sophomore from the University Activities Board listen as biochemistry and business junior Brendan Raybuck lists his talents during a tryout for the first ever Mr. Wildcat competition. Judges listened to eight hopefuls Friday, and winners may be selected to appear in a Mr. Wildcat calendar.

Mr. Wildcat turnout lower than expected

Christina Foglia
December 4, 2006

Campus Health to offer Plan B over counter

Christina Foglia
November 27, 2006

Class plans winter-themed event before finals

Christina Foglia
November 22, 2006
Susan Meyers, a Rotary spokeswoman and UA graduate student, talks about her experience with the Rotary Club. The club offers the Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students doing research abroad. Meyer explained the application process and spoke about her own experience abroad through the program.

Study abroad aid available

Christina Foglia
November 17, 2006

UA crowns Homecoming king and queen

Christina Foglia
November 14, 2006

UA telescopes open to all as Mercury passes the sun

Christina Foglia
November 8, 2006

Poll finds students already thinking of 2008 elections

Christina Foglia
November 7, 2006
Tim Stevens, Principal Design Architect at M3-Sasaki, discusses a proposed model for expansion of the UA student recreation center within the existing space the rec center currently occupies, last night in the Student Union Memorial Center Tucson Room.

Fitness area a priority for Rec Center expansion

Christina Foglia
November 3, 2006

ASA pushes voter education

Christina Foglia
October 31, 2006
Wayne Yehling, a family law attorney, shares his views on Proposition 107 in the James E. Rogers College of Law building yesterday. The debate gave attendees a chance to view the best of both sides of the proposition.

Activists debate Prop. 107

Christina Foglia
October 27, 2006

Shelton prepares for inauguration tomorrow

Christina Foglia
October 25, 2006
Greg Ralbovsky, a journalism junior, prints an article for his English class yesterday at the Office of Student Computing Resources lab inside La Paz Residence Hall. Printing at OSCR labs, once free on Thursdays, is now 10 cents a page all the time.

Campus labs no longer offer free printing

Christina Foglia
October 24, 2006

Family Weekend attracted thousands

Christina Foglia
October 23, 2006

College-based reality show checks out UA

Christina Foglia
October 20, 2006
Paula Baltes, widow of Paul Baltes, practices the new method of consistent compression CPR. The Heart Health Lecture was held in honor of her husband, who died unexpectedly from heart failure in December 2003.

“Heart failure can affect everyone, doctors say”

Christina Foglia
October 18, 2006
Fenton Johnson, an associate professor of English, holds a petition against Proposition 107 at his home yesterday evening. Johnson and the signers of the document are working to defeat the controversial proposition, which would require government programs to end domestic-partnership benefits.

Hundreds oppose Prop. 107

Christina Foglia
October 17, 2006
Juana Casillas of the Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha Native American Church finishes cooking a piece of fry bread yesterday afternoon at the Tucson Meet Yourself festival at El Presidio Park. The three-day event was a chance for Tucsonans to taste, hear and experience local culture.

“Meet Yourself festival celebrates local diversity through food, arts”

Christina Foglia
October 16, 2006
Pima Residence Hall Director Annice Fisher, left, and political science junior Ava M. Bivens speak at the African-American Town Hall Meeting last night in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Student Center. Members discussed how to integrate black students into the UA campus and culture more effectively.

“MLK Center to gain power with diversity, blacks say”

Christina Foglia
October 13, 2006

Hold on Prop. 200 means more can register to vote

Christina Foglia
October 9, 2006
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