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October 7 Meet Your Major Fair
October 15 Parents & Family Association 1st Annual Family Weekend Golf Tournament to benefit Safe Ride & Safe Walk
October 16-18 Family Weekend
October 16 Last Day to drop a class with a grade of “W” if passing or change from graded course to audit or vice versa
October 17–23 Priority Registration for graduate, medicine, pharmacy, seniors and post-baccalaureate education certificate students
October 24-30 Priority Registration for juniors and all students in the Honors Program
October 29 Last day for December graduates to apply for degree candidacy in order to have their name listed in the Fall Commencement Program
October 31–Nov. 6 Priority Registration for sophomores
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UAPD Residence Hall and Greek Life Liaison Programs
 By: Andrew Valenzuela
Traditionally the only interaction students have with police officers are when they are victims of crime or are involved in some type of enforcement activity. This type of interaction is not ideal for creating a relationship which fosters open dialog. Realizing this, the University of Arizona Police Department identified a need to interact with students in a non-traditional manner creating positive relationships which promote communication and problem solving.
To foster such a relationship The University of Arizona Police Department created the Residence Hall Liaison Officer Program in 2002. Since that time, Resident Assistants and hall residents have been able to establish working relationships with UAPD officers assigned to each resident hall. The liaison officers serve as a conduit in which information is shared between UAPD and campus residents.
Liaison officers provide "awareness packets" that are placed for viewing by hall residents and visitors. The awareness packets are theme based and change monthly addressing different crime prevention topics such as personal safety and alcohol/drug awareness.
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Jeffrey L. Warburton, MFA, Undergraduate Coordinating Advisor, School of Theatre Arts, College of Fine Arts, has been at The University of Arizona for the past 35 years. Warburton "loves the interaction with students," but laments the fact that "students are getting younger every year."
Whitney and Danielle Peterson are sisters who now have two things in common to be excited about, they are both Wildcats and they are both members of Alpha Phi Women's Fraternity. Whitney Peterson is a senior majoring in communication and has plans to pursue a career in public relations after graduation. 
