The child was one of the 1,000 people Tucson Police estimated marched along the North Fourth Avenue business district yesterday in response to last Sunday s stabbing of a gay UA student. The march, followed by a speak-out at the University of Arizona Mall, was orchestrated by UA assistant English professor David Robinson, the local chapter of the Lesbian Avengers gay rights organization and several other activists. 3 Mold causes health problem for family housing resident Toxic mold from a former Christopher City resident's apartment probably caused stomach, intestinal and balance problems, a UA risk management official said Thursday. Kathy Skiles, who lived at the University of Arizona's family housing complex last semester, said she suffered health problems from her apartment that caused her to leave the UA in January.
Successful march shows social awareness Our community ought to be proud.
When masses of people stood up in support of a worthy cause as they did in Sunday's march against hate, UA students, staff and faculty proved that they are intolerant of intolerance and will come together to defend their fellow students. The three-hour march began at a park on Fourth Avenue and Second Street and ended at the UA Mall. Lesbian Looks Film Series holds second screening The Eighth Annual Lesbian Looks Film Series ran the second of three cinema installments on Saturday night with two documentaries about very different families. Organizers said the series addresses the lack of gay and lesbian films in Tucson, while breaking down many of the stereotypes embodied in society. We try to show stuff that would not be shown in Tucson otherwise.