University of Arizona - The Desert Yearbook

“working on becoming a College of Educa- tion candidate and doing community ser- vice is a requirement. This way doing community service benefits both groups involved, " said Erin Addis, College of Education Prospective Candidate fresh- man. In a presidential election year, vot- ing became a top priority for the univer- sity. UA students not only registered other students to vote in the presidential election, but also^ot them to vote on school issues ^fd the open senato- rial seat on campus. " I make it a point to get in- volved irftlie democratic system, both ^HTschool and at the democratic head- quartershitown. As a senator ' s aide I registered students on campus to vefe and voted myself. Voting is the best way to put in my opinion, " said Naomi Mitchell, Public Administra- tion freshman. Reading the Arizona Daily Wildcat let students know what was going on on campus. " A day doesn ' t go by that I don ' t pick up my Daily Wildcat. " said Belinda Pacheco, Business Admin- istration freshman. Next time you ' re thinking of taking Wildcat Pride 101, I advise you to enroll. It ' s not going to be easy, but it is going to be rewarding, for the University of Arizona and yourself. story by Erick S. Martinez photos by Dawn Lively The spirited crowd did the wave as Wilbur ran around the field and the cheerlead- ers pumped up the participation. Michelle Stark and Ashlee Givens and a few friends smile big for the camers at the first football game. ”