Citizen Staff Writer
Our Opinion
The University of Arizona campus is known for red-brick buildings, sparkling fountains and the green and grassy Mall.
Forget the last two.
As part of its budget-cutting efforts, UA will halt some of its landscaping and shut off the fountains.
That’s unfortunate, but it makes sense. UA must save its scarce dollars for its core missions: community outreach, research and education.
Nonetheless, we hope the fountains and grass return when the economic rainy days pass.