University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Tragic Loss At the September 1 1th Benjamin W. Beiwer BioodDK SPAZ Contest Cal Ripkin Jr. Women ' s Rights After attending the UN Women ' s forum in Bejing, Traci Carrol relays her experiences. Body Painting During the annual Paint the A Day, Jessica Zimmerman cleans off. Heartwrenching On September 5th Damon Terrell, U of A tight end passed away. Remodeling Mark Fetgatter helps the Bursurs office make a temporary move to car. Blood Drive Dale Woolridge helps out by giving blood. SPAZ Contest Attempting to win football tickets, Casey Tifft rides his unicycle. Alumni Basketball Steve Kerr, Class of 1988, plays five on five at McKale Center. Cal Ripkin Jr. Breaking a 1939 record, Ripkin played in his 2,131st game. Lightning Strikes During a late monsoon, a corner of the art building was damaged. Aaron J. Latham Aaron J. Latham Ufl U .

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