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Students unaware of ‘sloppy payment’ backlash

Yael Schusterman
December 7, 2010

Students prefer D2L classes

Yael Schusterman
December 6, 2010

Reports redact private info

Yael Schusterman
November 23, 2010

Veteran students honor holiday

Yael Schusterman
November 10, 2010

Giffords declared winner

Yael Schusterman
November 8, 2010
Tim Glass / Arizona Daily Wildcat Gabriel Giffords and her supporters flood the stage at the Marriott Hotel Tuesday evening where the Democratic results party was held.

Democrats confident of victory as polls close

Yael Schusterman
November 3, 2010
Ernie Somoza/ Arizona Daily Wildcat

Four Loko riskier than beer

Yael Schusterman
October 25, 2010

A glimpse into the past: How dorm life has evolved

Yael Schusterman
October 19, 2010
On Friday Oct. 14 at Casa Maria Homeless Shelter, Mary Marcoux who is a freshman pre-nursing major, serves food to the homeless, the shelter gives away free food every morning. Mary works for the Newman Center on-campus Christian Church.

UA helps homeless at Casa Maria

Yael Schusterman
October 18, 2010

School struggles with UAccess

Yael Schusterman
October 15, 2010

Medical marijuana restrictions debated

Yael Schusterman
October 7, 2010

Streetcar funding deficit reduced

Yael Schusterman
October 4, 2010

Paying for playing

Yael Schusterman
September 28, 2010

Facebook experiencing problems

Yael Schusterman
September 23, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat In preparation for the upcoming season of home football games, the marching band, pom line, and cheer squad, among others, practice their performances and formations. Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat In preparation for the upcoming season of home football games, the Pride of Arizona band, pom, guard and cheer, among others, practice their performances and formations. The Pride began their practice at McKale Field and worked their way over to the Arizona Football Stadium this Wednesday, September first.Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat In preparation for the upcoming season of home football games, the Pride of Arizona band, pom, guard and cheer, among others, practice their performances and formations. The Pride began their practice at McKale Field and worked their way over to the Arizona Football Stadium this Wednesday, September first.

Peek into the Pride of Arizona

Yael Schusterman
September 10, 2010
Michael Farmer, a junior majoring in 2D painting, consults Art Professor Sheila Pitt about his project in his relief printmaking class on Wednesday, Sept. 8. Art Professor Sheila Pitt has just recently returned to teaching in a studio setting after being in a serious horseback riding accident which left her paraplegic.

Return of the prof

Yael Schusterman
September 9, 2010
Greeks held to high standards

Greeks held to high standards

Yael Schusterman
September 1, 2010
Ashlee Salamon / Arizona Daily Wildcat The CAPS program provides a cheaper psychology services for students seeking help with a variety of students issues.

CAPS eases finals stress

Yael Schusterman
December 9, 2009
Jenna Sussex,left, Danny Low, and Adam Rubin pose with a group of street kids on the edge of a Tanzanian jungle. The club they are in, Support for International Change, helps support education about HIV and AIDS in northern Tanzania.

Club raises awareness for disaffected children in Tanzania

Yael Schusterman
December 3, 2009
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat

Pre-business UA’s most popular major

Yael Schusterman
December 3, 2009
ASUA Pride Alliance advisor, Jennifer Hoefle, left, and co-director, Kira Johnson, stand true to their colors outside the Pride Alliance office in the Center for Student Involvement and Leadership on Wednesday November 25. The main goal of the Pride Alliance is to ,"strive to maintain a resource center that offers a secure, supportive social and academic environment to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning individuals." Colin Darland/Arizona Daily Wildcat

Pride Alliance emphasizes ally development

Yael Schusterman
November 30, 2009
Mia Yoneko Kalei Websdale tries to recruit members and educate the community about the Hawaii Club during the Wildcat World Fair which took place during Family Weekend Oct. 16. The club invites Hawaiians, islanders, and other community members who want to know more and embrace the ?aloha? spirit of Hawaiian culture to join.

Students bringing ‘aloha’ to UA

Yael Schusterman
November 19, 2009
The ravioli dish at Lovin Spoonfuls is made up of completely vegan ingredients. The restaurant, which opened in 2005, was met with skepticism by critics but has been doing well with an average of 150 customers a day.

“Vegan eating good for body, Earth”

Yael Schusterman
November 18, 2009

Students in Free Enterprise club

Yael Schusterman
November 13, 2009
Tim Glass / Arizona Daily Wildcat Teresa Gregory, a research specialist with neuro-sciences, examines kissing bugs used in their research. The lab is working to find ways to trap the kissing bugs.

A Kiss You Won’t Forget

Yael Schusterman
November 12, 2009
Tim Glass / Arizona Daily Wildcat Katie Rubel, a history senior, watches as Andre Takagi, an OSCAR staff member and junior at Pima Community College installs software on her computer. The 24/7 OSCAR center located at Martin Luther King Jr. building has about 50 walk-in clients per day.

Stop viruses with Sophos

Yael Schusterman
November 6, 2009
Lisa Beth Earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat erica pursell, biomedical engineering and general and applied mathematics freshman

One family you can’t split

Yael Schusterman
November 5, 2009
Sierra Kennedy, Business Administration Senior, explains her struggle with Administration over in-state tuition Wednesday afternoon. Ashlee Salamon/Arizona Daily Wildcat

Fighting for in-state tuition

Yael Schusterman
October 30, 2009
Timothy Galaz / Arizona Daily Wildcat Jason Fass, 20, a junior, drives with the ball during the Arizona rugby team practice at Rincon Field on Oct. 20, 2009.

Large club on campus plays rough at rugby

Yael Schusterman
October 22, 2009
lisa beth earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat The Roy Place Building on the south-east corner of Stone and Pennington is the location for a proposed downtown UA campus.

Architecture college proposes downtown UA campus

Yael Schusterman
October 22, 2009
Amir Adib / Arizona Daily Wildcat Veronica Hoffman walks her two dogs, Casey (Malti-Poo) and Juno (Husky-Lab mix). Veronica works part time as a dog-sitter.

“Dog walking “”no ordinary college job”””

Yael Schusterman
October 21, 2009
Josh Banayan Marketing Sophomore and creator of proof geniue along with his

Business edits student papers

Yael Schusterman
October 15, 2009
Colin Darland / Arizona Daily Wildcat

Amnesty club saving world through letters

Yael Schusterman
October 15, 2009
Veterinary Science Freshman Katy Bulkley displays her two previous pageant crowns. Katy is a contestant for the 2010 Miss Pima County Scholarship Pageant.

UA student wins Miss Pima County

Yael Schusterman
October 13, 2009

What’s In A Major: Anthropology

Yael Schusterman
October 2, 2009

Not that kind of swingers

Yael Schusterman
October 1, 2009
Lisa Beth Earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Tucker Peck, a doctoral student in clinical psychology, demonstrates a common meditation pose on Monday, Sep. 21. Peck is the founder of the Arizona Meditation Research Interest Group, a club that is dedicated to scientific research into meditation and its effects on those who practice it.

Meditating toward health

Yael Schusterman
September 24, 2009
Business major Dorie Shapiro shows off her cochlear implant, a device that gives her the ability to hear by electrically stimulating nerves inside the inner ear, according to the Food and Drug Administration. Shapiro will be able to listen to her ipod for the first time in November when she receives the new Nucleus 5 system cochlear implant.

Hearing implants approved

Yael Schusterman
September 23, 2009
Ashlee Salamon / Arizona Daily Wildcat (LtoR) Thomas Wilson, Vocal Performance Major, Junior, Bobby Curtis from the Original Guys and Dolls on Broadway, and David Gustafson DMA student, sing for the patrons of O'Shaughnessy. O'Shaughnessy is located on Tanque Verde and Camino Principal.

Singing servers brighten steakhouse

Yael Schusterman
September 17, 2009
Mike Christy / Arizona Daily Wildcat Mike Christy / Arizona Daily Wildcat The UA mall turns into a swarm of bike and pedestrian traffic during the morning and afternoon class rush. The traffic is proving to be a cause of concern for many as the safety of students has come into question.

Can’t we all just get along?

Yael Schusterman
September 14, 2009
Former scouts give back

Former scouts give back

Yael Schusterman
September 3, 2009
A crowd raises their phones and drinks in celebration of the unveiling of the new tiki head at The Hut on Saturday, Aug. 29. Many people who knew the tiki head from the Magic Carpet mini-golf course that closed in 2008 came to see its dedication at its new permanent home at The Hut on 4th Avenue. Lisa Beth Earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat

Magic Carpet Golf torch still burning

Yael Schusterman
August 31, 2009
Rita Lichamer / Daily Wildcat Surf Pictures

Dehydration a risk in desert

Yael Schusterman
August 27, 2009

UA falls in national rankings

Yael Schusterman
August 25, 2009
Michael Ignatov / Arizona Daily Wildcat Professor Breault, with the business communication program, uses Second Life to stay connected with her students outside of regular class hours.

UA classes go virtual

Yael Schusterman
May 4, 2009
Zach Madick, a pre-business sophomore, and Dayna Madick learn how to tango dance at Tango El Gato in Bear Down Gym on Saturday night.

Greeks do the Tango

Yael Schusterman
April 27, 2009

‘Muggles’ play magical sport

Yael Schusterman
April 27, 2009
A sculpture created from books and newspapers, created by Nick Georgiou, a New York sculptor and filmmaker, sits on display on at the Union Gallery in the SUMC.

Artist finds paper muse

Yael Schusterman
April 23, 2009
Sergeant First Class Julian Gonzalez, a U.S. Army recruiter, speaks with a student at the UA Career Day held in the Grand Ballroom of the Student Union Memorial Center yesterday afternoon.

Students opting out of job hunt

Yael Schusterman
April 23, 2009
Retailing and Consumer Science majors, from the left, Natalie Doose, sophomore, Courtney Mckenna, senior, Rebecca Schotz, junior, Allie Allen, senior, and Kyle Johnson, senior, show off their T-Shirts as a promotion for a event they are holding on the mall today.

Creating tees for a cause

Yael Schusterman
April 15, 2009
Bryan Fraunfelter, a psychology freshman, passes by several pieces of graffiti art on a wall along Sixth Street near Park Avenue.

Canvas or menace?

Yael Schusterman
April 8, 2009
Flags representing the millions that were killed in the holocaust of World War II covered the ground of the mall by the Student Union Memorial Center. Hillel sponsored a memorial that began Wednesday at noon and will end today at the same time.

“Never again, never forget”

Yael Schusterman
March 26, 2009
A tiny number is placed on to the bumblebees with super glue after they have been frozen into a dormant state at the BioSciences West building on Wednesday afternoon.

The ‘bots and the bees

Yael Schusterman
March 24, 2009

A wing and a prayer

Yael Schusterman
March 9, 2009

Selling wieners to get ahead

Yael Schusterman
February 11, 2009
Frank Gray, 63, from Tucson, left, asks for an e-mail address from psychology sophomore David Waugh-Breiger to organize for getting a proposition to decriminalize possessing an ounce or less of marijuana on the Arizona election ballot.

Free speech at issue on the Mall

Yael Schusterman
February 10, 2009

Off campus living brings added risk

Yael Schusterman
February 6, 2009
Chaz Totschek, a Psychology Senior, poses yesterday afternoon with various memorabilia he picked up on his recent trip to Israel.

Youth see Israel conflict up close

Yael Schusterman
January 22, 2009
Daniel Sher will donate his kidney Thursday to his brother Michael, who was diagnosed with multicystic kidney failure.

A brother’s bond: The gift of life

Yael Schusterman
December 10, 2008

Vet disrupts Dem election night party

Yael Schusterman
November 6, 2008
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