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All content by Nathan Olivarez-Giles

Places and faces

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
October 20, 2006
President emeritus Peter Likins reminisces about the more memorable moments of his career June 27 in his office in the Administration building. Likins was succeeded July 1 by Robert Shelton.

Likins wishes UA farewell after 9 years

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
August 21, 2006
Associate professor Mark Riley holds an apple with a RediRipe sticker designed to change when a fruit is ripe or has spoiled.

UA professor invents ripeness sticker

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
August 7, 2006
Jon Winkeller, Ron Fevig and Rex Cook pose in front of the Rincon and Sacred satellites.

UA-built satellite crashes after launch

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
August 2, 2006
Erin Hertzog

ASUA begins to fix campus reputation

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
July 26, 2006
Incoming freshman Kirsten Swanson (left) and her mom, Anita, work with Peggy Boggs from Wells Fargo to open a new account for Kirsten June 13 at the Student Union Memorial Center.

Money management resources for students

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
July 26, 2006

Stuck In Tucson for the summer? Here are a few options.

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
July 19, 2006
Graffiti

Graffiti

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
July 12, 2006
Robert Shelton, an avid sports fan, and his wife Adrian speak during halftime of the March 4 men's basketball game against Washington at McKale Center.

19 facts about the 19th President

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
July 6, 2006

“UA Budget ’07: the good, the bad and the risky”

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
July 6, 2006
Denise Romero fills her gas tank at Jett's Wildcat on North Park Avenue and East Sixth Street. Romero and her family have been financially affected by this summer's high gas prices.

Gas prices leave students strapped for cash

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
June 21, 2006
Communication senior Andrew Bryce and pre-business sophomore Austin Singer practice partner stunting outside McKale Center Monday afternoon. Under proposed guidelines, Pac-10 cheerleaders would not be allowed to perform partner stunting or have their feet leave the ground.

Pac-10 voting to put ban on cheerleading stunts

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
June 21, 2006
Brandon Toussaint, customer service representative for the Office of Student Financial Aid, helps a student obtain the correct paperwork for the upcoming school year.

Student voices rise as financial aid falls

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
June 14, 2006
Susan Gamble, an artist at Santa Theresa Tile Works, works on putting together one of the 100 panels that will be part of her third work which will be in the Student Union Memorial Center by July.

One person’s trash; another person’s muse

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
June 14, 2006
Ted Seely of Breinholt Contracting works on demolishing part of the Franklin building's east stairwell yesterday. The building, which housed the Journalism department and the Near Eastern Studies department, will be replaced by a new building for the Family and Consumer Sciences department.

Problematic Franklin building demolished

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
June 7, 2006
UA mascot Wilbur T. Wildcat rears back to throw a tortilla at the spring 2005 afternoon graduation ceremony. President Peter Likins has asked students not to follow the tradition of tortilla throwing because some students find it offensive.

No tortilla trouble

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
May 10, 2006
Passionate and driven, Nicole Santa Cruz, a journalism junior, will become the editor in chief of the Arizona Daily Wildcat starting this summer and continuing through the fall semester. Santa Cruz looks forward to serving the UA community in the next several semesters, bringing a fresh, optimistic perspective to the paper.

“Reporter to take Wildcat helm for summer, fall”

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
May 3, 2006
Juan Morano, 36, celebrates 'A Day Without Immigrants' at Armory Park. Hundreds of people showed up to support the national boycott of businesses.

“Students participate in ‘Day Without’ protest, boycott”

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
May 2, 2006

Journalists talk immigration

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
April 24, 2006
Van Knill, a communications junior currently races in the NASCAR Lucas Oil Super Late Model Series, which is one step below the NASCAR circut. He won his first race recently, and also leads the point standings in the Super Late Model Series. He got his start in racing at an early age, and set a world record for in the Quarter Midget Races in Pomona, Calif., in 1998. (photo by chris coduto/arizona daily wildcat)

Wildcat roars to NASCAR win

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
April 20, 2006

Welding sparks fire in dryer at McKale

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
April 19, 2006

Tech tour incites mixed reactions

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
April 18, 2006

Drachman Hall creates place for public health

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
April 10, 2006
Taylor House / Arizona Daily Wildcat Undeclared freshman Eric Williams returns a laptop to the Main library's loan program with the help of UA library staff Nikki Lee and Travis Teetor Monday afternoon. Mac and PC laptops are available for 4 hour loans from the information desk at the Main Library.

Laptop Loan Program could expand

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
March 30, 2006

President to meet with black students

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
March 23, 2006

Social justice concerns connect UA with high schoolers

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
March 22, 2006

African- American director to be named

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
March 8, 2006

“After 20 years, Africana studies becomes major”

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
February 24, 2006
Mandy Carter, a lesbian activist, spoke on the UA Mall Friday evening. Carter was a guest speaker during the Awareness Concert, which was the concluding event of Awareness Week.

Raising Awareness: Gay activist pleads for unity

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
February 20, 2006

Students want more black history events

Nathan Olivarez-Giles
February 13, 2006
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