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A Warm Sound Choir Director Jing Ling-Tam leads the UTA chamber choir in Bach’s “Singet dem Herr ein Neues Lied” on Tuesday night in the Fine Arts Building Irons Recital Hall. Nearly 75 people attended the choir’s annual fall concert, giving a warm applause between songs. Student Life Marijuana legalization talk to roll onto UTA campus this Thursday High Times’ editor in chief and a DEA veteran will present varying views as part of a national tour. Arlington Voters pass street renovations The City Council will vote soon to determine which projects will receive the highest priority.				Tuition and Fees Proposal: $10-per credit hour spring increase The final tuition proposal includes raising the rates as well as two student fees. • The committee chairman argues against a claim that the proposal relied heavily on student input. • Sorber's Tuition Proposal (Requires Adobe Reader) \| Download Acrobat Presidential Search Audience questions 7 years of academic work One forum attendee says the 4th candidate’s experience outside academia make him ‘innovative.’ • The Data Bank: Presidential Search Presidential Search Research together Finalist Arthur Vailas says the city and university should combine efforts on environmental issues. Tuition and Fees Administrators seek feedback from SC on 6 fee increases A $2 add/drop fee would keep some from misusing the system, official says. • The Data Bank: Tuition Deregulation • more news...

SPORTS | UPDATED NOVEMBER 5

Wheelchair Basketball
Movin’ Mavs win final preseason game
Coach Jim Hayes says the team is poised to play well this season, with most starters returning.

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SCENE | UPDATED november 4

Free Food for Thought
Christian organizations offer students lunches throughout the week

The S Files
The S Files, or Scene Files, is a weekly look at advice and how-tos for the campus.

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OPINION | UPDATED NOVEMBER 5

Editorial/Our View
Holes in the System
Students finding ways to save cash without breaking rules shouldn’t be punished

Guest Column

Don’t Play the Blame Game
People should take responsibility for their actions

A Party of Politicos
Busboys and scholars race for the 2004 presidency

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