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The Anatomy of the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress

March 11, 2020
B+17
Gallery • 19 Photos
Aeden Soland

The full body of "Ye Olde Pub," a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress built toward the end of World War II.

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Two protesters chant while holding protest posters on July 24. The QR code on the poster leads to a New York Times article titled Bangladesh Deploys Border Force to Try to Quell Student Protests.
UA BSA protests violence of the Bangladeshi government
Garen Caulfield swings at a pitch in the first inning against DBU during the Tucson Regional of the NCAA Baseball Tournament on June 1. This loss would eliminate the Wildcats from their own regional and end Arizonas season.
Arizona baseball loses to DBU, season ends
A tear gas canister flies towards protestors on University Boulevard at roughly 12:30 AM on May 10. UA Commencement is set for later in the evening.
Chaos on campus as Pro-Palestine encampment destroyed for second time
Protestors brace for impact as police start to move in to break up the event on Park Avenue early in the morning on May 1. While this happened, sheriffs moved in and destroyed the encampment.
Heavy police presence, pro-Palestine encampment destroyed
Protesters start marching along the UA Mall at the University of Arizona on April 25. The protest supporting Palestine lasted for an hour with marching around the Student Union Memorial Center and Old Main.
Protesters gather for Palestine during Israeli Apartheid Week
A cactus wren perches on a cactus at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum on Feb. 24. These birds are well-adapted to the desert and build their nests in saguaro and cholla cacti.
Earth Day 2024: Appreciating Tucson wildlife
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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
Spring Fling a University of Arizona tradition since 1974 is the largest student-run carnival in the nation. Including over 30 rides, 20 food booths, and live entertainment.
Spring Fling gone: Bear Down Music Festival emerges as replacement
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
David Walker, a long time buffelgrass puller, shows a group of buffelgrass pulling volunteers what the grass should look like once its pulled out on Feb. 23. Walker has been pulling the grass for 22 years.
‘Save Our Saguaros’: Buffelgrass pulling and mural painting
A girl walks past the tables set outside The Crystal Mandala on North Fourth Avenue on March 23. For sale are crystals, jewelry and trinkets.
Fourth Avenue Street Fair spring 2024
ArtWorks artists pose with the new Mini MOCA outside of the ArtWorks building on March 15. ArtWorks promotes community learning through artistic expression and interactions between adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and University of Arizona students.
Mini Museum of Contemporary Art partners with ArtWorks for ribbon cutting

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