Arizona vs. San Diego, Dec. 11
Arizona is 7-2 all-time against the Toreros, but can it extend that streak and snap its current losing streak on the same night?
Arizona vs. Long Beach State, Dec. 14
The 49ers have won just one game this season, but they'll have to be wary of guard Courtney Jacob and her 13.
The end is nigh. Finals are upon us and winter break soon will be, too. Take advantage of everyone's irregular schedules and plan one last shindig before all your friends disperse for the break. Have an end-of-the-semester
get-together.
The said get-together can take on any of a variety of forms.
The start of the 2008-09 season has been far from normal for the Arizona men's basketball team. A young, short staff of players under an interim head coach, going up against some of the best competition in the nation isn't exactly ideal.
But the Wildcats (5-2) are dealing with every obstacle that comes at them, from their Hall-of-Fame head coach suddenly retiring, to their 7-foot freshman quitting the team.
It seems like no matter what President-elect Barack Obama does, he still won't be able to live up to the expectations of the angry left and will constantly have crosshairs on him by the right, waiting for the big slip-up. If he pleases one side, the other gets angry.
As the year 2008 comes to its end, the Arizona women's basketball team is at a turning point in its season.
With a brand new coach and many new faces, the Wildcats have undergone a complete program makeover. The first few months of head coach Niya Butts' tenure have been nothing short of spectacular.
The UA club hockey team has had a disappointing start to the season and is now heading into a bout with ASU on Friday.
Arizona (3-8-1) has struggled to be consistent throughout the first half of the season, continuously making costly mistakes in the third period.
A poor score on the SAT can eliminate many college options, but not the UA.
Analysis shows the average SAT scores of all UA applicants in the past four years have dropped about 20 points with non-resident applicants' scores decreased by more than 40 points, according to documents obtained from the UA Admissions Office via a public records request.
For the third time in as many seasons, the Arizona football team will face off against BYU, but this meeting will be different from the previous two.
Much different.
The Wildcats (7-5, 5-4 Pacific 10 Conference) will make their first bowl appearance since 1998 when they take on the No.
The majority of Arizona's student body will look toward winter break as a relaxation period, but the same cannot be said for the swim and dive teams.
Before suiting up for a pair of dual meets on Jan. 2 and Jan. 8, the teams will hit the water in some of the most brutal training sessions of the season.
Money can become an issue with the holidays quickly approaching. Fear not, because for no more than $1 you can give a gift that will warm the hearts of your friends and family - or at very least, make them laugh.
Have you ever had that friend you are obligated to buy a gift for but just really don't like - the girl from elementary school who followed you to college or the cousin you dislike who's coming for Christmas? Well, that's what the dollar store is for.
Keli Goff's first book, “Party Crashing: How the Hip Hop Generation Declared Political Independence” sounds like a book about how blacks have taken over American politics. But it really just tries very hard to be something it's not. Maybe in an attempt to leave nothing out, Goff, a political analyst, has interviewed nearly every black voter in the country for her book.
UA defensive coordinator Mark Stoops was more than pleased with his unit's effort in a 31-10 win over ASU Saturday night.
Little did he know his defense's performance would earn him the honor of being the National Coordinator of the Week by Rivals.com.
Stoops, who is in his fifth season in charge of the Arizona defense, devised a game plan to shut down the Sun Devils and his group of players responded by nearly doing just that.
(UA or U of A) is a land-grant and space-grant public institution of higher education and research located in Tucson, Arizona, United States. The University of Arizona was the first university in the state of Arizona, founded in 1885, when Arizona was still a territory and is considered a Public Ivy. UA includes Arizona's only allopathic medical school. In 2006, total enrollment was 36,805 students.
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