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International students look toward the future

Natalia Lopera
May 10, 2006
Mining engineering graduate student David Neyer, left, and geological engineering sophomore David Wert participate in a lab Tuesday afternoon. This is one of many classes that will benefit from the $100,000 donation to the mining and geological engineering department.

Grant to fund lab equipment

Natalia Lopera
April 28, 2006
Ari Lerner / Arizona Daily Wildcat Joe Schwartz, junior business, TKE

Greek Week begins anew after absence

Natalia Lopera
April 25, 2006
Liz Smith, a health sciences junior and new member educator for Gamma Phi Beta, holds up her sorority's first-place plaque at the Delt Games awards barbecue at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house on Saturday. Gamma Phi Beta also took the award for best participation in the competition, which raised $4,000 for local charities.

Delt Games nets $4K for charity

Natalia Lopera
April 24, 2006
Cassie Tomlin /Arizona Daily Wildcat 2006 Mr Greek in the Social Sciences building, put on by Alpha Phi.

Mr. Greek entertains crowd

Natalia Lopera
April 21, 2006
Corey Capasso, a pre-business freshman from Bergen County, N.J., has created a free website for students to sell used items. The site, www.collegesellers.com, currently has about 100 items for sale, and Capasso thinks it will be popular with furnature, textbooks and home appliances. (photo by chris coduto/arizona daily wildcat)

Students build Web site for collegians

Natalia Lopera
April 19, 2006
Courtney Smith/Arizona Daily Wildcat Justin Gaines won 36,000 playin poker.

UA student plays poker with pros

Natalia Lopera
April 14, 2006
Claire C. Laurence/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Spring Fling patrons wait for their turn to ride one of the staple-mark attractions, the Zipper.

Officials refuse to release fair totals

Natalia Lopera
April 11, 2006
JAKE LACEY The Mayor of Mexico City gave a speech in Modern Languages then answered questions from the audience. Mostly about the latest immigration talks.

Official: Reform trade

Natalia Lopera
April 10, 2006
Secondary Education freshman Alicia West (front) and 19-year-old Tucsonian Nick Remington ride the YoYo on the opening day of Spring Fling, Thursday April 6, 2006. (Chris Coduto/Arizona Daily Wildcat)

Crowd trickles into carnival

Natalia Lopera
April 7, 2006

Retention plan targets breast-feeding mothers

Natalia Lopera
April 6, 2006
EVAN CARAVELLI / Arizona Daily Wildcat Derek Jobst, 10, takes a ride on the "YoYo" at Spring Fling Saturday afternoon.

Spring Fling opens today

Natalia Lopera
April 6, 2006
Aerospace engineering senior Nadihah Wahi tries her hand at writing Chinese characters with help from third year Optical sciences PhD candidate Yuan Luo during the Southern Arizona Language Fair, Saturday afternoon. (Photo by Chris Coduto/Arizona Daily Wildcat)

Language Fair promotes culture

Natalia Lopera
April 3, 2006
Sam Shumaker / Arizona Daily Wildcat Bryan Mascaro, English Senior

UA students help place bells for kindness

Natalia Lopera
March 30, 2006

Fraternity reinstated after 12-year absence

Natalia Lopera
March 24, 2006
Cecilia Rosales

President Bush appoints UA professor as U.S. border health commissioner

Natalia Lopera
March 10, 2006
Jake Lacey/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Pre-business sophomore Ricky Tribble gets blood drawn during a blood drive at the Kappa Sigma fraternity house yesterday. The American Red Cross filled the 25 unit quota for the event.

“Red Cross, frat team up on blood drive”

Natalia Lopera
March 7, 2006
Psychology junior Rebecca Gerrick (left) works on self defense techniques with communication sophomore Serena Lewis during a self defense class at the Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority house. (Photo by Chris Coduto/Arizona Daily Wildcat)

“Sorority learns techniques for yoga, self-defense, safe sex”

Natalia Lopera
March 7, 2006

Greeks’ GPAs lower than other students

Natalia Lopera
February 28, 2006

Fraternity receives award

Natalia Lopera
February 24, 2006

Campus hazing reports diminish

Natalia Lopera
February 22, 2006
Dr. Thomas Boyer, left, medical director of liver transplants at UMC, and transplant surgeon Dr. Ernesto P. Molmenti, who performed Thursday's surgery, discuss the first liver transplant performed at UMC in four years. The reactivation of UMC's Liver Transplant Program will allow for pediatric liver transplants, making it the only transplant option for children in Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico.

Liver transplant program restarted

Natalia Lopera
February 20, 2006

“New gay, Asian fraternities secure campus recognition”

Natalia Lopera
February 17, 2006

“Five years later, Delta Chi regains”

Natalia Lopera
February 15, 2006

Sorority celebrates work in community

Natalia Lopera
February 8, 2006
International business sophomore Chris Liebner spent a warm winter afternoon skateboarding. 'Arizona in the winter ... so nice,' said Liebner.

Campus warms to sunny days

Natalia Lopera
February 7, 2006
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