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Courtesy of Central Intelligence Agency Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev (left) and U.S. President Richard Nixon. In the recently released interviews with Frank Gannon, Nixon recalls a meeting with Brezhnev in which the Soviet leader physically grabbed the president’s arm.

Tapes show a different side of Nixon

Kevin Reagan
September 1, 2014
Potbelly Sandwich Shop’s best selling sandwich is called “A Wreck” and includes roast beef, salami, turkey, ham and cheese. Potbelly also offers secret “underground” menu items with sandwich names like “The Elvis” and “Fireball.”

Potbelly promises to make every customer feel at home

Kevin Reagan
August 29, 2014
AMC Television Actress Christina Hendricks stars as Joan Harris on “Mad Men.” In July, Hendricks appeared in a “Funny or Die” video parodying the 1960s sexism displayed on the award-winning drama.

Politicians quote ‘Mad Men’

Kevin Reagan
August 29, 2014
Kyle Hansen / The Daily Wildcat Cynthia Meier and Jake Sorgen review a grant proposal on Thurs. Aug. 21, 2014 in Tucson, Ariz. The Rogue Theater will send the proposal to the National Endowment for the Arts. The grant proposal is worth $10,000.

AZ gives $1.8 million to local arts

Kevin Reagan
August 26, 2014
Kyle Hansen / The Daily Wildcat Mayor Jonathan Rothschild cuts the cake during Tucson's birthday celebration at the Southern Arizona Transportation Museum on Saturday, Aug. 23, 2014 in Tucson, Ariz. Tucson is 239 years old

Tucson turns 239 years old

Kevin Reagan
August 25, 2014
Courtesy of FXX Network

Too much marathon, not enough time

Kevin Reagan
August 25, 2014
Savannah Douglas / Daily Wildcat Just Desserts & Coffee House, featuring a six foot chocolate fountain at the entry way, offers a relaxed atmosphere with an interactive table menu. All desserts are baked in the cafe and fresh coffee is always available.

Treats and technology collide at coffee house

Kevin Reagan
August 25, 2014
Courtesy of Trace Biskin Trace Biskin, former UA offensive lineman, will be helping his father's this summer to expand his Pizza Studio franchise to the UA campus.The Pizza Studio gives customers the option to add their choice of toppings and is expected to open mid-July.

Former UA student opens pizza joint

Kevin Reagan
May 7, 2014

Charity run held in honor of deceased UA student athlete

Kevin Reagan
April 28, 2014
History Film The documentary "The Unknown Known" follows the career of Donald Rumsfeld, former U.S. Secretary of Defense, in Washington, D.C., from his time as a congressman in the early 1960s to his involvement with the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003. It plays at The Loft Cinema through Thursday.

‘Unknown Known’ informative, leftist

Kevin Reagan
April 23, 2014
Courtesy of Ed Flores Fairy Queen Titania (Jordan Letson) awakens after ingesting a love potion and falls in love with Nick Bottom (Owen Virgin), whose head has been transformed into a donkey by another of Puck’s potions in Arizona Repertory Theatre’s production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," playing April 13 – May 4.

‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ gets naughty

Kevin Reagan
April 16, 2014
Grace Pierson/The Daily Wildcat Jhon(sic) Sanders, with Many Mouths, One Stomache organization, makes a giant snake at the Maker House on Saturday Morning with his volunteer assistant Jana McConnell.

Maker House is a home for life-sized puppets

Kevin Reagan
April 13, 2014
Shane Bekian / The Daily Wildcat Now-and-then consumer games at the Video Game Archive room, Transitional Building on Tuesday.

Video game archives on display downtown

Kevin Reagan
April 9, 2014
Rebecca Noble / The Daily Wildcat Kayenne Sirois (left), a biology freshman, and Kathryn Sinor (right), a science education freshman, perform during the dress rehearsal of "Brighton Beach Memoirs" by Neil Simon on Monday at the Slonaker House.

Honors College students take stage with ‘Brighton’

Kevin Reagan
April 4, 2014
Courtesy of UANews

UA Poetry Center helps prisoners put pen to page

Kevin Reagan
March 26, 2014

UA alumni writers come home for Tucson Book Festival

Kevin Reagan
March 14, 2014
Matthew Copley (left) Lori Hunt (front-center) Matt Brown (back-center) Brian Wees (center-right) Steve McKee (far right) courtesy goes toward Live Theater Workshop

Discovery of DNA retold in local performance

Kevin Reagan
March 3, 2014
Courtesy of Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation Nicknamed “The Queen of Jazz” and “The First lady of Song,” Fitzgerald was discovered as a teenager at the world-famous Apollo Theater in new York.

An Ode to Ella Fitzgerald

Kevin Reagan
February 28, 2014
Grace Pierson/The Daily Wildcat Kristen Birner, with her partner (right in white), a member of the LGBT Alliance Fund, protests in front of the governor's office on Granada and Congress St. Friday night against SB-1062.

Protestors fight back against bill

Kevin Reagan
February 24, 2014
Courtesy of Personal Publicity Paula Poundstone is featured regularly on NPR's news quiz show,

Q&A with NPR panelist Paula Poundstone

Kevin Reagan
February 21, 2014
Warner Bros.

Forgotten presidential blunders

Kevin Reagan
February 17, 2014
Media Rights Capital

‘Cards’ season two may seduce viewers

Kevin Reagan
February 14, 2014

School of Music students featured at President’s Concert

Kevin Reagan
February 7, 2014
Photo Courtesy of Jurow-Shepherd Production Audrey Hepburn was the star of the 1960's film Breakfast at Tiffany's.

The loft features Hepburn screenings

Kevin Reagan
January 31, 2014
Kevin Reagan/ The Daily Wildcat Yvonna Montoya, actress, performs during

Border issues visualized by art

Kevin Reagan
January 27, 2014
Courtesy of Patrick Moore Justin Lakasewicz (left) and Mishell Livio (right), both members of the Tucson Improv Movement, improvise during a performance.

Troupe brings improv movement to Tucson

Kevin Reagan
January 24, 2014
Colin Prenger / Arizona Daily Wildcat For her senior capstone project, fifth year architecture student Laura Huylebroeck has constructed a styrofoam model based on a protected wetland site in the San Francisco area. In addition to her wetland model, Huylebroeck will also present several other projects she has designed over the year.

Capstone projects allow for real-world application

Kevin Reagan
May 9, 2012
Kyle Mittan/ Arizona Daily Wildcat The Arizona Financial Face-off (AFF) is a personal finance-focused competition, which attracts the entire family by having a variety of components on Sat. April 21. The competition was open to all groups and schools.

Club Spotlight: Credit-Wise Cats teach kids about finance

Kevin Reagan
April 24, 2012
Colin Prenger/ Daily Wildcat The Service Awards Luncheon honored employees with between 10 and 50 years working at the UA on Thursday.

Longtime UA employees awarded for their service

Kevin Reagan
April 20, 2012
Karen T. Borchers/MCT

Bites increase with higher temps

Kevin Reagan
April 19, 2012
Amy Webb / Arizona Daily Wildcat A new arch was inscribed Friday honoring the UA Native American community at the Women's Plaza of Honor.

Women’s Plaza builds new arch

Kevin Reagan
April 16, 2012
Alex Kulpinski / Arizona Daily Wildcat Dinstinguished Toastmaster Marcia Roberts practices her public speaking in front of the club on Friday afternoon.

Club Spotlight: Group eliminates fear of speaking in public

Kevin Reagan
March 27, 2012
Club plants seeds for health

Club plants seeds for health

Kevin Reagan
March 21, 2012
Tossing out toxins

Tossing out toxins

Kevin Reagan
March 20, 2012
Janice Biancavilla/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Oscar winning filmmaker Mark Mills speaks to Media Arts students during a workshop in the Marshall Building on Thursday, March 1.

2011 Oscar-winning director visits UA to talk filmmaking

Kevin Reagan
March 2, 2012
Colin Prenger/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Studies show that fewer and fewer students are taking the LSAT to get into law school.

College of Law fights drop in applicants

Kevin Reagan
February 24, 2012
Colin Prenger/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Dr. Hans de Wit, Professor Internationalization and Co-Editor Journal of Studies in International Education, discusses the pros and cons of students who study internationally at the higher education level.

Experts advocate for global education

Kevin Reagan
February 24, 2012
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Representatives from the Arizona Student Association are set up on the UA mall for their third day of demonstration against House Bill 2675 on Wednesday , Feb. 15. The paper cutouts are a representation of the students who could not attend the demonstration, but are opposed to the $2000 fee that HB2675 would impose on most students who are accepting forms of financial aid.

ASA protest continues

Kevin Reagan
February 16, 2012

Bill seeks to certify STEM profs to teach K-12 classes

Kevin Reagan
February 14, 2012
Professor Matthais Mehl in his office on Friday 3 February, 2012. Mehl helped develop the iEar, a way to actually record what is going on in a patients real life. Keith Hickman-Perfetti/ Arizona Daily Wildcat

Phone app will record human behavior

Kevin Reagan
February 6, 2012
Fencing seeks NCAA recognition

Fencing seeks NCAA recognition

Kevin Reagan
January 30, 2012
Colin Prenger / Daily Wildcat Howard Baldwin, a Tucson attorney, spoke at a public hearing on Jan. 26 about issues concering the rezoning of the Main Gate district. Baldwin opposed the rezoning, saying that it will create different building heights around the UA campus, losing cohesion.

Some decry proposed re-zoning

Kevin Reagan
January 30, 2012
High school actors invited to UA festival

High school actors invited to UA festival

Kevin Reagan
January 30, 2012
Jim O'Rourke / Daily Wildcat 121 High School and transfer students auditon for Dance Faculty to be a Dance Major at the UA School of Dance.

School of Dance holds first rounds of auditions for BFA program

Kevin Reagan
January 23, 2012
Tim W. Glass / Daily Wildcat Sherilyn Mumme, a biochemistry and math junior, prays for the UA campus community during a prayer group in the hallway of the SUMC on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012. The Cru, a non-denominational Christian club on campus, meets at 6:30 p.m. each Wednesday for prayer and again at 7:30 p.m. in a weekly meeting that incorporates a message and music.

Campus club kneels together in prayer

Kevin Reagan
January 20, 2012
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