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Retired members of the United States Navy listen to fellow Navy retired servicemen speak on Sunday in the Gallagher Theater during a memorial ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attacks and subsequent sinking of the USS Arizona.

“Remembering Arizona, 67 years after Pearl Harbor”

Ethan Williams
December 8, 2008

A Christmas Showdown: Santa vs. Einstein

Ethan Williams
December 2, 2008

Election celebration pits GOP against ASUA

Ethan Williams
November 13, 2008
UA and Tucson Democrats exult in the post-election joy on Tuesday, after Barack Obama was declared President-elect.

UA to ‘Stop the Hate’ with election event

Ethan Williams
November 10, 2008

Sweethearts raise funds for Alzheimer’s

Ethan Williams
November 10, 2008
Paul Amiel plays the di zi, a traditional Chinese flute, alongside Ashley Dacey playing the pi pa, a four stringed lute, Thursday evening in the Summer Thunder Chinese Music Ensemble as part of World Music Day in Crowder Hall.

Landscape of harmony

Ethan Williams
November 7, 2008
Muhammad al-Asi, an imam from Washington, D.C., speaks about the importance of U.S. foreign policy vis-a-vis the Islamic world Wednesday night at the Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering building.

US-Middle East relations ‘not for faint of heart’

Ethan Williams
October 30, 2008
Republican representative Ry Ellison, left, ASUA Senator and debate moderator Ezekiel Gebrekidane and Democratic representative Vince Rabago debate education and health care on behalf of their parties' presidential candidates on Monday in the Gallagher Theater.

“Education, health care addressed in debate”

Ethan Williams
October 28, 2008
Janice Cervelli, dean of the College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, explains the reasoning behind the UA pulling money from the college on Wednesday.

Tough time for architecture

Ethan Williams
October 23, 2008

Traveler to help women go ‘sola’

Ethan Williams
October 21, 2008

Election insight given in lecture

Ethan Williams
October 17, 2008

Apollo vet to land at UA lecture tonight

Ethan Williams
October 13, 2008
Matthew Marcoccia, left, a national recruiter for U.S. Customs and Border Protection, speaks with Daniel Teran, a general biology junior, about the Border Patrol service Thursday evening at the Career Fair held in the North Ballroom of the Student Union Memorial Center.

Hispanic alumni host career expo

Ethan Williams
October 3, 2008
Chairman of the Pima County Board of Supervisors, Richard Elias, speaks to the congregation of the Wesley Methodist Church on Park Avenue regarding the importance of faith on political decisions Wednesday evening.

“At the intersection of faith, politics”

Ethan Williams
October 2, 2008
James Brooks, left, an entreneurship freshman, shakes hands with the pseudo-presidential candidates, Dan Fitzgibbon, right, a pre-business freshman, and Kyle Beard, center, a computer science freshman, at the UAVotes block party put on by the ASUA along University Blvd. Friday night.

Party raises voter awareness

Ethan Williams
September 29, 2008

“Party to feature candidates, Crocs”

Ethan Williams
September 26, 2008

Red Arizona won’t keep Obama fans from going blue

Ethan Williams
September 22, 2008
Analisa Valencia, a UA sophomore, speaks during Galareka Harrison's trial on Tuesday. Galareka Harrison, 19, is charged with ? rst-degree murder in the slaying of roommate and fellow Navajo Nation member Mia Henderson, who authorities said was stabbed as she slept in the women's dorm room last year.

Valencia: Henderson wasn’t sole theft victim

Ethan Williams
September 17, 2008

Sustainability series just the beginning for Gallagher

Ethan Williams
September 16, 2008

Henderson’s family sues UA

Ethan Williams
September 12, 2008
Elliott Cheu, associate dean of the College of Science and member of the Large Hadron Collider-ATLAS team, speaks to a packed auditorium at the PAS building last night. ATLAS, the largest particle accelerator ever built, turned on for the first time yesterday morning.

Physicists celebrate UA’s role in collider

Ethan Williams
September 11, 2008

American Indians find peace with move to Kaibab

Ethan Williams
September 5, 2008

Women’s center gives birth to UA film series

Ethan Williams
September 4, 2008

Rising food costs call for creative shopping

Ethan Williams
September 3, 2008
Pipe burst slows Union business

Pipe burst slows Union business

Ethan Williams
August 29, 2008
Senate reviews new programs at meeting

Senate reviews new programs at meeting

Ethan Williams
August 28, 2008

“Student government to add new programs, motto”

Ethan Williams
August 27, 2008
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