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Arizona won 9-8 against LSU in the NCAA Tucson Regionals at Hillenbrand stadium on Saturday afternoon. Arizona will play again at 1:30 on Sunday at Hillenbrand Stadium. All photos by Rebecca Marie Sasnett
Arizona won 9-6 against Boston College at Hillenbrand Stadium on Friday evening during the second game of the NCAA Tucson Regional. Arizona plays LSU at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Diversity is a qualitative measure. Its effectiveness can't be measured merely by statistics. The goal of the project is to examine all of the atmospheric factors that contribute to feelings of exclusivity on our campus.
Photo 1: Kala Sakala is a biochemistry freshman. Sakala was told by some students who share her dorm that she's not "really" black, as she has been told nearly her whole life.
Photo 8: Byron Sloan is a senior studying sociology and retailing and consumer sciences. Sloan is also on the board of directors for Native American Student Affairs. One of his UA professors made comments about his "surprising" eloquence, especially considering that Sloan must have been educated on a reservation. (He was not.)
ASUA Wildcat Events Board's hosted Catfest on the UA Mall on Friday. A blue blow up water slide, a blue blow up Slip n Slide, a red, yellow and blue velcro stick wall covered the grass on the UA Mall during the afternoon. Students walked around in dripping wet hair and bathing suits. Following the water activities, students removed their shirts and pants and ran down the UA Mall in their underwear during The Running of the Cats. At the end of the evening, Something Like Seduction, a UA student band, Hoodie Allen, a rap artist, and Shwayze and Cisco, rap artists, took the stage to close out Catfest. All photos by Rebecca Marie Sasnett/ The Daily Wildcat.
The UA Spring Fling took place on campus for the first time in fifteen years. Festival-goers were able to enjoy cotton candy, funnel cakes, kettle corn, and a wide variety of games. American Authors performed for those in attendance on Friday night.
Arizona lost 63-64 against the Wisconsin Badgers in the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Cali. on Saturday evening.
After Arizona's 64-63 loss against Wisconsin during the Elite Eight face off in Anaheim California, local's were discouraged. Riots broke out along University Blvd. and trailed to Fourth Ave. Wildcat fans shouted "Fuck Wisconsin," "Fuck the police," and "U. Of. A." The Tucson Police Department took control of the crowd by using pepper balls and pepper spray.
Arizona advances to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight after their 70-64 victory against SDSU at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Cali. on Thursday. All photos by Tyler Baker/ The Daily Wildcat.
With every dunk, layup, assist, rebound, steal and breakaway, the University of Arizona fans stood up and shouted the popular "U. Of. A" chant during Arizona's 84-61 victory against Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament in Viejas Arena in San Diego on Sunday.
Arizona advances to the Sweet Sixteen and plays San Diego State at the Honda Center on Thursday in Anaheim, Cali. at 7:17 p.m.
Arts, crafters, musicians, food vendors and street performers all gathered on 4th ave. for the 4th Ave. 2014 Spring Street Fair in Tucson Ariz. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
After a slow start, break aways, steals, flipping mascots and three point shots, Arizona won 59-68 against Weber State during the second round of the NCAA Tournament at Viejas Arena in San Diego, Cali. on Friday. Arizona advances to the third round to play Ganzaga University on Sunday at Viejas Arena.
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After a nail bitter game, the Arizona Wildcats lost 71-75 against the UCLA Bruins at the Pac-12 Tournament Final at MGM Grand Garden Arena on Saturday in Las Vegas, Nev.
The sixth annual Tucson Festival of Books took over the University of Arizona mall on Saturday. This two-day book festival, the fourth largest in the nation, attracts thousands of people every year. Different panel discussion are held, venues are brought, and authors offer book signings.
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Arizona men's basketball team felt right at home as fans repeatedly chanted "U-OF-A" through out the MGM Grand Garden Arena during the Wildcats' 63-43 victory over Colorado in the semifinals of the Pac-12 tournament. With 1:28 left to play, three-fourths of the stadium painted in Red, roared out Arizona cheers and the Colorado fans sat silent, only able to watch. The UA, who has won two contests, is now bound for the Pac-12 Tournament Championship. Arizona will play UCLA on Saturday at 3 p.m. PST at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
The Wildcats and Utes entered the MGM Grand Garden Arena through a cloak of smoke as they took the court for the fifth quarterfinal for the Pac-12 tournament. At the half, Arizona took the lead, 34-13. During the second half, the MGM Grand Garden Arena started to sound like McKale Center. The north side of the arena shouted "U," the east shouted "Of," and south shouted "A." With the majority of the fans rooting for the Wildcats, Arizona was able to take advantage of the near-home atmosphere and quickly gained steady momentum against the Utes. The UA's offense and defense proved difficult for Utah to handle as Arizona cruised to a 71-39 victory in Thursday's quarterfinals. Arizona will advance to tomorrow's game against the Colorado Buffs at 6pm PST (subjected to change).
Arizona became Pac-12 champions after Arizona's 79-66 victory over Stanford in McKale Center on Sunday.
The Student Union Memorial Center hosted a Cat Crawl at the SUMC on Friday. UA students along with friends enjoyed laser tag, free food, dancing, fortune telling and drawings. Laser tag was the most popular event at the Cat Crawl.
The Wildcats took on the California Golden Bears at McKale Center on Wednesday evening. Arizona won 87-59 against Cal.
The University of Arizona hosted the Southwest Indian art show and market this weekend. Culture filled the campus as art, performances, and food were available to guests on the Arizona State Museum's front lawn. Hundreds of Native artists displayed their work, talked with those who were interested in the cultural significance behind the art over the two-day celebration.
Photo 1-5: Members of the Zuni tribe perform a variety of ceremonial dances outside of the Arizona State Museum on Sunday at the Southwest Indian Art Fair.
Photo 6: Francisco Santiago, a member of the Oaxaca tribe, demonstrates traditional weaving styles for Nate Krumm and Kate Allan. Symbolism in this particular rug include diamonds, the eye of god, and raindrops.
Photo 7: Diego (left) and Fabian (center) Behshad and Carla Carpenter (right) enjoy various indigenous cuisine on Sunday during the fair.
Photo 8: Ruth Teller weaves a small textile piece at the Southwest Indian Arts Fair. Teller, age 87, has been practicing traditional forms of weaving for the majority of her life.
On Friday, protesters marched against Arizona Senate Bill 1062, which would allow businesses to refuse service to patrons due to religious beliefs. The bill has been passed by the Arizona Legislature and awaits Gov. Jan Brewer's decision.
Photo 1: The protest march is led by a group of young people holding a sign that says "Bash Back." Protesters marched from Fourth Avenue to the governor's office on Congress Street and Granada Avenue.
Photo 2: Tucson community members gather at the local Wingspan to protest S.B. 1062. They marched through downtown Tucson toward the governor's office on Congress Street and Granada Avenue yelling "Veto!" and "S.B. 1062, it's bad for me and it's bad for you!"
Photo 3: At the S.B. 1062 protest on Friday afternoon, House Rep. Demion Clinco (D-District 2), the only openly homosexual representative from Arizona, shared his opposition for the bill.
Photo 4: At the protest, House Rep. Ethan Orr (R-District 9) shares his reasons for opposing S.B. 1062, calling it uncivil and discriminatory.
Photo 5: Kristen Birner (center), a member of the LGBT&S Alliance Fund, protests S.B. 1062 in front of the governor's office with her partner (right).
Photo 6: Tucson community members gather at the local Wingspan to protest S.B. 1062, then march through downtown Tucson towards the governor's office. The march was organized by Wingspan, a nonprofit community center dedicated to protecting LGBT rights.
Photo 7: A woman at the march holds a sign reading, "Discrimination cloaked in your religious freedom is still discrimination!"


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I had my first true inkling that being rich might have its own challenges in the mid '80s, when I was in a relationship with a millionaire. At the time I was living in a tiny apartment on Columbus Avenue in Manhattan, which was still in the early phase of massive gentrification. More than once, I remember him standing at my window looking at the people walking up and down the street, and saying: "They all want to be where I am." More than the words, it was the unmistakable tone of melancholy that I heard in his voice that affected me. Nothing in his demeanor resembled happiness. I also remember another phrase he often said: "What comes after success?"
And still… The more I have come to know the lives of people with significant access to resources, the more struck I am with how many challenges and hardships they experience. Given how easily and often the rich are maligned (a challenge in and of itself), I wanted to offer my intuitive and learned understanding of the plight of the rich. If you happen to have access to money, you will likely recognize some of these dilemmas. If not, I hope you can imagine it. My goal, here as often, is to support our collective movement toward a world that works for all, the currently rich and the currently poor, by reducing the veil that hides our humanity from each other.
The Plight of Isolation
A friend once reflected that having more resources means being more isolated, even in the most physical of ways. When a person acquires a home and a piece of property to go with it, it means more distance from the next neighbor. The likelihood of community, of an interdependent way of living within the human family, are greatly diminished. Even those of us with moderate resources have accepted this way of living. Instead of the thick web of sharing resources that's been the human mainstay for millennia, all our material needs and more are now mediated through paid relationships.
In addition to this basic isolation, the rich amidst us have several other specific challenges that keep them separate from others.
Does Anyone Really Love Me? Anyone who has lots of money can never truly know who is there because they love them, and who is there because they can get benefit from being near someone with money. Whether it's friends, lovers, or fundraisers, unless they have their own financial security, the possibility that their friendliness is instrumental, designed to get money, would be so difficult to dispel enough so that the love can be relaxed into completely.
Can I Trust Anyone? A very related unease is an ongoing anxiety about how honest people can be when the temptation exists of getting more access to resources through a rich person's assets. Some months ago I had the occasion to do some coaching for a man who has significant access to resources based on an invention he designed. I remember being touched and saddened to notice his level of anxiety around an incident of this kind, and by his sense that this kind of anxiety was an inevitable part of his life.
Can I Be Seen? Given how much value is attached to money in our modern societies, anyone with access to money is likely surrounded with people who envy them. People with privilege are often brought up to hide whatever struggle they may have (about which more in a moment), but on top of that the circumstances and the cultural context often render their struggles invisible. I had my own tiny experience of this dynamic some years back. Although my own access to material resources is fairly limited, I know I have significantly more than huge portions of the human population, and even relative to many, many people in the US, where I live. I had a housemate who came from and lived in poverty. Our shared living, which lasted only a few months, destroyed our previous friendship. When we were being facilitated by a third person to come to amicable closure, my former friend was adamant that I wasn't struggling at all during those awful months we lived together. She simply couldn't see it, even when I named it.
The difficulty is far from purely internal. Just as much as the rich are seen with envy, they are also viewed with judgment, which leads to nasty joking, endless gossiping, and attribution of lack of care. I often wonder what it would be like for a person to know that anyone they interact with is likely to be judging them, wondering about their motives and choices. I imagine if more people understood these experiences, there would be less envy.
Can I Have Peers? When one person has access to resources, that power means they often can, in principle, deliver unpleasant consequences to those with fewer resources. This, and the fact that all of us, rich and poor alike, are usually trained to defer to those with more resources than us, means that a person with resources is likely to be surrounded with deference. My own experience of this kind of deference has been painful enough, and I don't have nearly the kinds of resources others have. I have a visceral experience of the grief of being deprived of the meaningful exchange of equals with so many people I come in contact with. I am not surprised that people with resources end up choosing each other as friends and lovers. If nothing else, this is a way they can have instant understanding and a sense of equality without much effort.
Growing Up Rich
My experience of hearing stories from people raised in high privilege is limited. Those people whose stories I did hear told of brutal upbringings. At first I was surprised. Then I wasn't. As skewed and small as my sample has been, and I know it may not be generalizable, these stories made enormous sense to me. The same kind of sense that has led me to conclude that boys, despite everything I am aware of that's done to girls, get worse treatment. Anyone who is raised to be in a position of dominance in relation to others must be made to overcome what I believe is a natural aversion to getting any advantage at the expense of another. In order to tolerate the suffering of others, we must become numb enough to our own humanity and our own suffering. Both boys and people with privilege of both genders are taught to hide and manage their own feelings and human experience to a degree that I feel immense sorrow about, for them and for the rest of us. For them, because I want everyone to have full access to their heart. For the rest of us, because such numbness interferes with the spontaneous flow of empathy and care that would otherwise prevent harm from being inflicted on others. Indeed, research shows that the rich have less empathy than those of lower classes.
The Weight of Resources
As a final aspect of the challenge of being rich, I am reflecting on what access to so much resource brings with it. I remember, and still often experience, the sense of utter overwhelm and helplessness when I first moved to this country and saw the unbelievable range of options available in even the most basic supermarket. I know it now to be choice without much meaning. I remember a time when I was involved with a major remodeling project and the barrage of decisions that needed to be made about matters that ultimately didn't interest me much. For anyone with truly significant resources, I imagine this weight multiplied many-fold, without adding much to the actual quality of living.
In addition to choosing and acquiring, the resources also need to be managed. Of course, with sufficient money, a person would have a whole team of people managing every aspect of their resources. I doubt this would bring much peace, as all of the dynamics I mentioned earlier would apply in those relationships. They would all be people hired to manage resources they themselves don't have, which would bring the specter of envy, deference, and anxiety.
Lastly, and no less important, I know from myself how much of who I am, including what I most appreciate about who I have become, is based on being faced with constraints and difficulties. Not having to struggle to make ends meet, or to find meaningful work, or to gain others' respect would simply provide fewer opportunities for learning, for self-reflection, and for moral and spiritual growth.
This brings me, once again, to this troubling finding about the rich having less empathy than the poor. In addition to the potential effect of a dehumanizing upbringing, the very access to resources and the resulting isolation breed lack of empathy. We all need each other for our survival. The rich among us can mask that need more easily with money. When we can pay for something, we can more easily forget that some other human being made it, and therefore that we depend on that human being even when we pay for their work. When we are reminded of our need for each other to satisfy our basic needs, we learn much more easily how to be in relationship, how to know when we can ask and when not, how to understand another person's suffering, and when to offer our own generosity. I am grateful for the circumstances of my life that provided me with enough to not suffer the trauma and horror of poverty, and with little enough so that I know so firmly my place in the web of life and have such easy access to empathy and generosity.


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If you thought the biggest source of collegiate stress was deciding which fraternity or sorority to join, welcome to a college student's worst nightmare—the job market of 2009. A new survey from the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) gathered information from more than 16,500 graduating seniors about their employment pursuits. The survey shows that by graduation, only 19.7% of 2009 graduates who applied for a job actually had one. That number dropped significantly from last year, when 26% of applicants had a job. For the sake of dismal comparison, in 2007, 51% of applicants had a job by graduation.
NACE found that this year's graduating class is caught in a curious crisis. Most students still plan to go into the job market; about 24% of last year's graduating class reported plans to wait it out in grad school, while only slightly more students—27%—have such plans this year. Even so, fewer students are actively looking for jobs. Two-thirds of the class had started the job hunt at this time last year. This year, only 59% of the class has begun searching.
Procrastination isn't usually economically driven, so what's holding grads back? The survey found a high correlation between a candidate's job search and his or her undergraduate major. Those majoring in engineering and accounting are more likely to have started the job search, secured a job, and accepted a job offer than their peers majoring in a liberal arts subject.
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- 0Jul 16, '08 by shygurlhi there!!!i need help with registration at pearson vue...:typingi was registering online and filling up the required fields with necessary infos when i came across a question requiring me to put a program code. before that portion, i was required to put my country and next to it is the program code...please help mei really don't know what to put in that program code...i tried writing bsn-rn, etc...to no availit is the only data that i need to finish my registration to pearson...and one thing more...i've been waiting for my fingerprint card to arrive from texas bon for more than a month now. does it really take that long for the card to arrive??? my friends who applied to cali bon waited only two weeks for their card. i am planning to call the bon but hesitant they might not entertain my inquiry...what will i do??? i hope someone with a big could extend help for me...thank you, guys...god bless!!!
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- 0Jul 16, '08 by lawrence01Please check the code in NCSBN's official NCLEX Candidate Bulletin: https://www.ncsbn.org/1213.htm
All program codes for each country are in there.
- 1Jul 18, '08 by dave787actually when you register at pearsonvue, it has a search engine that the code comes out.
- 0Jul 18, '08 by lawrence01Quote from dave23Yes, this is true. You just have to toggle down the screen and just find the your country code and there is only one code for the Philippines as well.actually when you register at pearsonvue, it has a search engine that the code comes out.
Not sure if this is still the case, though. They may have changed how the on-line registration works.
- 1Jul 19, '08 by dave787yes thay still have it i was the one who register for my sister recently.
- 0Jul 20, '08 by shygurlhi dave...hi lawrence...thanks for the info...but when i scrolled down and saw my country (philippines) and tried clicking the "next" button, it didn't worked. i was told that i should put in a program code, that's why i got confused. enwey, i'll try again later with your suggestions...:wink2:thanks a lot!!!
- 0Sep 17, '08 by fyureQuote from dave787click the philippines it will authomatical display for you then click the next icon to go to the next page.
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By Hank Shaw on September 25, 2014 | 8 Responses
It's fennel seed time here in NorCal. We have wild fennel everywhere here, and now is the time — before the first real rains — to gather the seeds, which have dried nicely.
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How to Preserve Peppers
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This is how I preserve the season's pepper harvest. I've done this with red bells, green bells, pimientos, piquillos, Hatch chiles, jalapenos, you name it. It's a great way to have roasted peppers at your fingertips the whole year through.
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Tabasco Style Fermented Hot Sauce
By Hank Shaw on August 21, 2014 | 25 Responses
A few years ago I traveled to Louisiana and learned from the McIlhenny family themselves how to make Tabasco Sauce. Now, two years later, I can finally tell you how to make it. It's easy, but like fine wine, it takes time.
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Sorrel Sauce
By Hank Shaw on June 4, 2014 | 2 Responses
Sorrel sauce. It's so basic, yet so profoundly useful… and awesome. Sorrel tastes like lemonade in a leaf, and both wild and cultivated varieties grow like weeds in any garden. This rich, tart sauce is perfect with pasta, poached fish or poultry, or any other lightly cooked meat.
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Root Vegetable Ragout with Polenta
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Yes, it's true. This is a vegetarian recipe… although it'd be good with some bacon. I have a fondness for unusual vegetables, and odd roots most of all. Many of my favorite oddities are in this simple ragout: Hamburg parsley, crosnes, salsify and hopniss.
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Contemplating Hopniss, the American Groundnut
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Apios americana, the hopniss or potato bean or American groundnut. It's a plant that has fascinated me for some years, so much so that I began growing it in my garden in 2011. Since then I think I have a handle on growing, harvesting and eating these native American tubers.
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Cardoons are an old relative of the artichoke, tasting like a mash-up of artichoke hearts, celery and endive. They can be tricky to work with, so when I found a recipe for cardoon risotto I had to try it.
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This is one of the most awesome things I've ever made: Jalapenos, fire-roasted, then smoked, then preserved with a little vinegar and oil. Put that on a taco and you will absolutely not be sorry!
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