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All content by Kathleen Roosa
Photos from the collection of Alexsey Kashtelyan taken Friday, Sept. 10, 2010, in Tucson, Ariz.

Alexsey Kashtelyan: An artist’s life in ink

Kathleen Roosa
May 11, 2011
Tim Glass / Arizona Daily Wildcat

Tucson stylists show shear brilliance

Kathleen Roosa
May 4, 2011

Why wait?

Kathleen Roosa
April 27, 2011
Will Ferguson / Arizona Daily Wildcat UA students Karl Hussey and Mike Reasor are understudies in the ATC production of The Mystery of Irma Vep. The two actors have rehearsed to play 6 characters, including vampires and werewolves. The photos were taken at Temple of Music and Art 330 S. Scott Avenue.

Under-Appreciated

Kathleen Roosa
April 15, 2011
Ginny Polin/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Katie Kahler a junior in the college of marketing and Alex Feldman senior also in marketing, demonstrate what you should ware to a job interview.

Find the interview ensemble that suits you best

Kathleen Roosa
April 6, 2011
(L-r) JENA MALONE as Rocket, ABBIE CORNISH as Sweet Pea and VANESSA HUDGENS as Blondie in Warner Bros. Pictures’ and Legendary Pictures’ epic action fantasy “SUCKER PUNCH,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release.

‘Sucker Punch’ should knock itself out

Kathleen Roosa
March 30, 2011

‘Limitless’ could use taste of its own medicine

Kathleen Roosa
March 23, 2011
Annie Marum / Arizona Daily Wildcat The 1st annual Wild Wild West Steampunk Convention took place this weekend, where members of the Tucson community were able to come out and enjoy the traditions of the Wild Wild West.

Cheers to Gears

Kathleen Roosa
March 9, 2011
Maxx Carlisle-King, Kate Goehring and Ryan DeLuca in Arizona Theatre Companys Lost in Yonkers.

Ryan DeLuca finds his way in ‘Lost in Yonkers’

Kathleen Roosa
March 4, 2011
Marry Me event at Congress will melt your heart-print boxer shorts

‘Marry Me’ event at Congress will melt your heart-print boxer shorts

Kathleen Roosa
February 9, 2011
Professor Chester Phillips stands with the current edition of Creative Nonfiction magazine on Feb. 8, 2011. Phillips recently won the editor?s prize for a story about animals, according to the UA English department.

Campus Creatives: Chester F. Phillips

Kathleen Roosa
February 9, 2011

‘The Rite’ is just so wrong

Kathleen Roosa
February 2, 2011
Lisa Beth Earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Julie Swarstad, a senior graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in creative writing, holds her handmade book of poetry, An Unacceptable Nearness, which she created for her thesis. She enjoys writing lyrical poetry with strong narrative elements and also played the trombone in the UA marching band, Pride of Arizona.

Julie Swarstad: Posh poet extraordinaire

Kathleen Roosa
May 12, 2010

E-readers: Fad of the future?

Kathleen Roosa
May 12, 2010

Peculiar advice from ‘Horrible’ people

Kathleen Roosa
April 28, 2010

“‘The Visitors’ brutal, honest”

Kathleen Roosa
April 21, 2010

‘The Runaways’ perfectly captures the ’70s

Kathleen Roosa
April 21, 2010

‘Emails From an A**hole’ obscenely funny

Kathleen Roosa
April 16, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat From left, Andrew Bates, bass, Nate Jasensky, guitar, Zachary Bennet-Toporek, guitar and vocals, Ryan Slater, drums and Tommy Cormier, keyboard, are members of local Tucson band Young Mothers will be making their Sky Bar appearance during Club Crawl this weekend.

Young Mothers fresh and talented

Kathleen Roosa
April 14, 2010

Emails from an A**Hole obscenely funny

Kathleen Roosa
April 14, 2010

She & Him’s Volume Two a summery delight

Kathleen Roosa
March 24, 2010

Before you graduate

Kathleen Roosa
March 24, 2010

“On the spot: Jason Ploghoft, Finance senior”

Kathleen Roosa
March 11, 2010

‘Menagerie’ shines in Tucson

Kathleen Roosa
March 10, 2010
Lisa Beth Earle / Arizona Daily Wildcat Wrenched is one of David F. Browns paintings currently on exhibition in the Temple Gallery with many more if his paintings and drawings.

Brown’s art ‘climbing ladders’

Kathleen Roosa
March 10, 2010

Up in the Air soars above the rest

Kathleen Roosa
March 3, 2010

“On the spot: Ryan Thomas, Marketing and entrepreneurship senior”

Kathleen Roosa
February 26, 2010

‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ a striking movie

Kathleen Roosa
February 24, 2010
Shutter Island a Scorsese success

‘Shutter Island’ a Scorsese success

Kathleen Roosa
February 19, 2010
Tim Glass / Arizona Daily Wildcat

Kisses & cocktails: Best bars for dates

Kathleen Roosa
February 10, 2010

‘The Maid’ Chilean treasure

Kathleen Roosa
February 3, 2010
Mike Christy / Arizona Daily Wildcat Herb Stratford, pointing at right, and 13-year-old Matthew Satori, discuss a photograph last Friday from Lisa M. Robinsons Snowbound photography series on display at the Temple Gallery on South Scott Avenue in downtown. The series will be available for viewing until February 23.

‘Snowbound’ a refreshing exhibition

Kathleen Roosa
February 3, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Clarissa DuBose, a UA alumna, practices bass with the rest of the band for their concert which will take place at Plush, on the Fourth Avenue and Sixth Street, Friday at 9 P.M. where they will raise funds to aid the individuals affected by the Haiti earthquake

Local band ‘Race’ to help Haiti

Kathleen Roosa
January 27, 2010

Lost in translation

Kathleen Roosa
January 27, 2010

A ‘Lovely’ muddle

Kathleen Roosa
January 20, 2010
Cera breaks out of stereotype with Youth in Revolt

Cera breaks out of stereotype with ‘Youth in Revolt’

Kathleen Roosa
January 13, 2010
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