University of Arizona - The Desert Yearbook

“SHAPlb THE YEAR j tstrian I iiextto • ' i Dainted y iel owner 6 Jge on J ihis kdup ! Ns at i ;jesty ' s t Motel in p la Beach, RODNEY DANGERFIELD October, 20 ELECTION HITS CLOSE TO HOME Left: Comedian and actor Rodney Dangerfield, left, is acknowledged by television talk show host Jay Leno Dangerfield who had a heart valve replaced Aug. 25 died Oct.5, 2004 in Los Angeles at the age of 82. AP Photo Above: President George W. Bush speaks to a crowd of almost 30,000 fans as his wife and daughters look on during his post-debate rally at Bank One Ballpark in Phoenix, Arizona. PHOTO BY EVAN CARAVELLI The winter flu season is expected witii winter weather, but an unexpected twist added some panic. In October 2004, the first news of a flu shot short- age arose when a British supplier of the shots an- nounced that a large batch was contaminated. By the end of that month, many people entered a panic and the shots were limited to those most at risk for the flu. However, a mild flu season and new supplier made for a frivolous frenzy, and the shots were in surplus by 2005. 7 " ”