Go Wild Articles
By Andi Berlin
For a local musician, Anthony Cutrone has experienced some strange things.
He's played an entire set in a bear suit, had fake blood rubbed all over his face by a half-naked man eating Krispy Kreme donuts and even shared a stage with a band wearing nothing but Confederate flag thongs and fishnet stockings.
Major is a work of passion for senior
By Randi Eichenbaum
Oftentimes students will wonder if the majors they choose reflect anything they are really interested in or wish to pursue. Studio art senior Ashley Rice does not seem to have that problem.
"Art must be a part of my life," Rice said. "Forever."
Rice, who comes from no background of artistic stature, always had an artsy flair but, until her teenage years, lacked the drive to pursue it as a career.
By Randi Eichenbaum
It only takes one course in art history to understand that from an educational standpoint, art is not just art. Whether it is sculpture or painting, there is often historical and cultural context that accompanies a piece. This spring, the Arizona State Museum is advancing that point by offering a lecture series to go along with its latest exhibit, "Masks of Mexico: Santos, Diablos, y Mas.
By Andi Berlin
Tucson and campus calendar
Come on, some of this is funny
By Nate Buchik
Newsworthy
Zach Braff took off his oversized headphones and told Mandy Moore to come over to him. "Hey Zach, what are you listening to?" Mandy asked. "The Shins," Zach replied. "This song will change your life." Zach placed the headphones over Mandy's ears as the gentle cooing of lead singer James Mercer swept her away.
By Tessa Strasser
'Stranger' tries familiar terror trope Baby-sitting is a simple job: put the kids to bed early, watch TV on the parents' flat screen and steal ice cream from the fridge. Except in "When a Stranger Calls," where baby-sitting is anything but easy. In "When a Stranger Calls," Jill Johnson (Camilla Belle) is forced to pay penance for an excessive phone bill by having her phone taken away, not being able to go out and being forced to baby-sit at a remote lakeside house for her parents' friends.
What you're listening to
By Cassie Tomlin
What you're listening to
By Susan Bonicillo
Consider them smart asses with soft hearts. They may be comedians, but that doesn't mean they can't take some things seriously. The members of the Tucson-based, long-form improv comedy group New Kevin will try to help ease the pains of hunger one chuckle at a time.
By Randi Eichenbaum
Ah, Valentines Day. For some, it is a day of utter romantic bliss, and for others, it is one of depressing singledom. Whatever your Valentine's Day status may be, Collegium Musicum's performance of "Love Sacred, Love Profane: A Day in the Life of a Holy Traveler," a concert of Western European love songs from the 12th through 18th centuries, will be sure to bring out the romantic in anyone.
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