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COMIC: Damply Ever After #9 – Love is in the Brunch

Galadriel Gross
October 24, 2022
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Find out if Gub the Frog can brave the strange expanses of space and rescue their long-lost true love Ebbee from an unwelcome destiny in “Damply Ever After,” a sci-fi adventure by Galadriel Gross.

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Three Tucson bartenders share Cinco de Mayo favorites
Three Tucson bartenders share Cinco de Mayo favorites
A ComeRun Together group photo. The group was created by University of Arizona professor Kamran Talattof. (Photo courtesy of Tim Bentley.)
ComeRun Together with professor Talattof
REVIEW: The Tortured Poets Department lyricism shines amid repetitive production
REVIEW: 'The Tortured Poets Department' lyricism shines amid repetitive production
“Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” is a continuation of the Spengler family’s journey into the paranormal world. Tying together Ghostbuster traditions and new themes, the movie appeals to a wide audience.
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The Agave Heritage Festival has been a staple of Tucson culture for the last several years. Courtesy Agave Heritage Festival.
Agave Heritage Festival returns this weekend
Iconic symbols of the fair, the Ferris wheel and swings, light up the night sky at the 2023 Pima County Fair. Visitors can expect the same attractions at this year’s event running from April 18-28. Photo courtesy of Pima County Fair.
Pima County Fair returns to Tucson, Wiz Khalifa set to perform
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The band Raggedy Edge performs at the Tucson Folk Festival on April 7. They play their song Watch the Stars.
Annual Tucson Folk Festival spotlights Western music
Bourbon Bent is a new modern dive bar with country vibes in the heart of Main Gate Square, Tucson, AZ. A DJ booth, upgraded sound system, and flat-screen TVs bring a modern element to this historic Building.
Bourbon Bent brings Southern comfort food to Main Gate Square
Desert Child performing at Marquee Theatre on Feb. 15. The band released their first studio album, Tough Luck, on March 15, which has been surging in popularity. (Photo courtesy of Desert Child.)
Local band Desert Child releases debut album Tough Luck
The MJ: The Musical pamphlet given to the audience. The performance is a piece of work that needs to be seen, felt and heard in person, as this experience is nothing but thrilling, says Arts & Life Reporter Valeria Nalani.
REVIEW: ‘MJ: The Musical’ is a bewitching watch
Students sign into the Self-Care Fair on the UA Mall on March 25. The fair was a student organized event promoting mental, physical and emotional health whilst being a college student.
Students Spring into Self-Care at Campus Health event
Why we feel lonely in college: The reasons behind it and how to conquer it
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The Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium is located on the University of Arizona campus. Flandrau will host various events for the campus community to commemorate Mondays solar eclipse.
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Climate change bigger than public efforts: Push for Federal action
Wildcats forward Maya Nnaji is comforted by coaching staff after a leg injury during the womens basketball game against UC San Diego in McKale Center on Dec. 7. The play continued for some time after her injury before stopping until she could get off the court.
The 2024 NCAA realignment’s impact on student-athletes’ mental health
Panelists (from left to right): Dawn Hunziker, Jackson Grove, Darcy Van Patten, Bryan Carter, Emily Jo Schwaller and Greg Heileman discuss AIs role in UA classrooms. (Courtesy Stephanie Doster)
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Students walk past Juniper bushes full of pollen near the Arizona State Meuseam on Campus on April 3. New research suggests that worsened allergies are linked to climate change.
Six UA researchers author chapters in U.S. National Climate Assessment
Calcite with quartz, on display at the Alfie Norville Gem and Mineral Museum on Nov. 30, 2023, in Tucson.
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