Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
2 days ago by Bobby Stover
There were changes high above Lute and Bobbi Olson Court Monday afternoon in McKale Center.
Long ropes hung from the rafters lining the perimeter of the arena.
Soon enough, a giant navy blue curtain adorned with Arizona logos will hang from those ropes, cutting off much of the stadium's capacity and bringing the available seating down from its original 14,545 seats to a
modest 4,181.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
3 days ago by Jim Myers
Due to a Supreme Court ruling in late June, some citizens believe universities in Arizona are closer than ever to allowing guns on campus.
Arizona, long known for its permissive gun laws, has been the stage for various attempts to legalize the possession of concealed weapons on campus.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
4 hours ago by Amber Gallegos
"I've always wanted to dance on the Miss America stage, and it's crazy to think that in six months I'm going to have that opportunity," said Erin Nurss, a UA graduate student who recently won the title of Miss Arizona 2008.
For Nurss, the journey to Miss America only took three tries once she decided to go for the crown.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
5 days ago by Sandy Chase, Staff Writer
Why would someone have spent $300 to be front and center in VIP seats at the Cheap Trick, Heart and Journey concert last Tuesday? When you watch them perform, it's easy to see why. After 30 years of show business, these bands know what it takes to make an amazing music experience for their fans.
Seeing three tried-and-true rock acts is a worthwhile investment, even if the lineup is a little...tweaked.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
5 days ago by Wendy Fry, City Editor
Two women touting "Just Married" signs saunter through Hillcrest holding hands in front of a sparkling blue float. Tranquil and happy, they pause in front of an enormous crowd for a kiss.
Saturday's 34th annual Pride Parade was identical to last year's, except for one major difference.
For the first time in San Diego's Pride Parade history, a contingent of recently married same-sex couples marched to celebrate their right to wed their long-term partners.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
5 days ago
When Vice President Dick Cheney announced that China was drilling for oil off the coast of Florida in cooperation with the Cuban government early this July, there was an uproar. Gas prices are soaring and no one is happy with the thought of China conducting oil explorations right in America's backyard, especially when the United States isn't conducting offshore drilling of its own.
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