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  1. Vision of hope for kids
    Ex-war refugee, now with master's degree, plans school in Sudan

    Vision of hope for kids

    Abraham Deng Ater is one of the "Lost Boys of Sudan," a group of young men who were relocated to Tucson. Since his arrival, he has pursued his education and now has founded a nonprofit organization in hopes of building a school one day in his home country.

    Sep 06, 2010 | 12:00 am | Comments

  2. Cats pass the first subject
    Play of two QBs solid; run game gets incomplete

    Cats pass the first subject

    The Arizona Wildcats were stellar in Friday night's 41-2 rout of Toledo, moving the ball at will and punching in six touchdowns against an overmatched Rockets defense.

    Sep 06, 2010 | 12:00 am | Comments

  3. Greg Hansen: Producing in production: UA, Salpointe grad on top
    MLB Network exec among top 40 under 40 in sports business

    Greg Hansen: Producing in production: UA, Salpointe grad on top

    John Entz has a voice blessed with baritone. He's not a singer, but he's got this day-of-reckoning tone that gets your attention right now. Since he left Lute Olson's basketball staff in 1993, Entz has worked all the big TV events: "American Idol," the Super Bowl, ESPN's "SportsCenter" and e…

    Sep 06, 2010 | 12:00 am | Comments

  4. Tucson Oddity: House with gargoyles has soothing purpose

    Tucson Oddity: House with gargoyles has soothing purpose

    Gargoyles, angels and cherubs line the roof of the home of Eric Cuestas-Thompson and Michael Bamba. The 50 statues, painted gold, copper and bronze, resemble sentinels on watch in a quiet neighborhood just south of East Speedway and east of North Alvernon Way.

    Sep 06, 2010 | 12:00 am | Comments

  5. NM poll: Majority support Ariz. immigration-check law

    NM poll: Majority support Ariz. immigration-check law

    ALBUQUERQUE - New Mexico voters strongly disapprove of the state's policy of giving driver's licenses to illegal immigrants, and a majority of them give a thumbs-up to Arizona's new immigration law, according to a poll released Sunday by the Albuquerque Journal.

    Sep 06, 2010 | 12:00 am | Comments

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