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Rebecca Rillos/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Madison Bertenshaw, a graduating creative writing senior, stands in the back garden of the University of Arizona Poetry Center on Saturday. Bertenshaw recorded 15 original poems in the same style as old blue's music for her honors thesis.

…And she didn’t even know it

Steven Kwan
May 11, 2011

Documentary asks: Why are bees buzzing off?

Steven Kwan
April 27, 2011
Hiroshi Toda, director of ?Night Fish?

Coming this week at the AIFF…

Steven Kwan
April 6, 2011
Tom Latchford as Shem in ""Man Made Men,""

Q&A;: Alex Fegan

Steven Kwan
April 6, 2011
Tom Latchford as Shem in ""Man Made Men,"" which is making its U.S. debut April 2 at 8 p.m. at The Screening Room, 127 E. Congress St., as part of the 2011 Arizona International Film Festival.

“Filmmaker explores relationship of science, religion in ‘Man Made Men'”

Steven Kwan
April 2, 2011
Peter, Bjorn and John

PB&J; diversify their flavor

Steven Kwan
March 30, 2011
Rebecca Rillos / Arizona Daily Wildcat Arizona International Film Festival volunteers Mia Schnaible, director of marketing, and Suzanne Borth, director of education and outreach, pose next to the wall of posters from past festivals at The Screening Room. The Arizona International Film Festival runs April 1 through April 20. The marquee of Tucson's The Screening Room previews the Arizona International Film Festival, which begins this weekend. In honor of the festival's 20th anniversary, the event will run for 20 days, twice as long as previous years.

20 years of Indie

Steven Kwan
March 30, 2011

“McConaughey steps out of romance, into suits”

Steven Kwan
March 23, 2011
Q&A;: Terry Moore

Q&A;: Terry Moore

Steven Kwan
March 23, 2011
Rodney Haas / Arizona Daily Wildcat Sadie Lindley performs a trapeze act.

“Tucson a creative haven, festival authors say”

Steven Kwan and Heather Price-Wright
March 11, 2011
In this 2010 file photo, Jacqueline Lopez and Tiffany Andrews perform a balancing act during a performance of the Lindley Lopez Circus on the UA Mall as part of last year?s Tucson Festival of Books.

“Festival to draw 400+ authors, large crowds”

Steven Kwan
March 9, 2011

Get an extra hour of sleep

Steven Kwan
March 4, 2011

UA study finds that students would most benefit from one more hour of sleep

Steven Kwan
March 3, 2011
T.S. Monk continues father's beat

T.S. Monk continues father’s beat

Steven Kwan
March 2, 2011
Hallie Bolonkin / Arizona Daily Wildcat Corie Johnson, a UA graduate of studio art and Chinese studies student, displays a T-shirt, one of many that she designed, which she plans to print as a part of her designer T-shirt company. Johnson is using a program called Kickstarter in order to raise money to start her design business.

Campus Creatives: Corie Johnson

Steven Kwan
March 2, 2011
Robert Alcaraz/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Vicky Westover, the Director of the Hanson Film Institute, talks about her new and upcoming film projects on Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011 at the UofA. Westover has been a dominant force in the film industry for years.

Campus Creatives: Vicky Westover

Steven Kwan
February 23, 2011
Ginny Polin/ Arizona Daily Wildcat- The Hub, a new restaurant and ice creamery located at 266 E. Congress, offers homemade ice cream with special flavors including a bourbon almond brittle ice cream. Displayed here are strawberry, chocolate,salted caramel and troupe 54 - which uses girl scout thin mints.

HUB pricey but tasty

Steven Kwan
February 23, 2011
Founded by Optics Professor Robert Angel, the Steward Observatory Mirror Lab casts mirrors for some of the world's largest telescopes. The lab hosts tours twice a week for interested visitors.

Through the looking glass

Steven Kwan
February 17, 2011
Jason Pedersen, a tattoo artist at 4Forty4 Tattoo, explains his goal to use his illustration skills in his tattooing, during an interview Thursday. Pedersen also works as a freelance illustrator and is mostly known for his tattoos of comic book characters. For an example of his work, see page 6, photo number 2.

Fleshed Out

Steven Kwan
February 16, 2011

Inside UA’s Special Collections

Steven Kwan
February 10, 2011
The Big Payback

‘The Big Payback’ pays for itself

Steven Kwan
February 9, 2011
Wikipedia turns ten years old

Wikipedia turns ten years old

Steven Kwan
February 3, 2011
Bill Epstein

Literature professor brings act into class

Steven Kwan
February 2, 2011

Gang of Four’s Content not quite worth the wait

Steven Kwan
February 2, 2011

‘Uncool’ Destroyer album near perfect

Steven Kwan
February 2, 2011

Arizona severely scammed as a state

Steven Kwan
January 26, 2011
Mega-quencher battle royale: Starbucks versus convenience stores

Mega-quencher battle royale: Starbucks versus convenience stores

Steven Kwan and Dallas Williamson
January 26, 2011
Morgan Anderson, a printmaking senior, works on a print in the School of Art on January 22, 2011. Many of Anderson's pieces feature animal heads on human bodies.

Student explores meeting of art and biology

Steven Kwan
January 26, 2011
Steve Orlen

“Friends remember Orlen’s life, legacy”

Steven Kwan
January 19, 2011
The Green Hornet

‘The Green Hornet’ plays hero but falls short

Steven Kwan
January 14, 2011

“UA, ASU create paper chain of prayers, hope”

Steven Kwan
January 13, 2011
An unidentified representative of the Loughner family is bombarded by news media as he leaves the home of Randy and Amy Loughner on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2011. More than five hours after media outlets began to stake out the family's northwest Tucson home a brief statement was released stating that this is a ""very difficult time"" for them and that they are ""so very sorry"" for the victims of their son's attack last Saturday.

“Loughner family: “”We don’t understand why this happened.”””

Steven Kwan
January 12, 2011

Best of 2010: A Personal List

Steven Kwan
December 8, 2010

WikiLeaks spills tensions

Steven Kwan
December 6, 2010

Facebook app scams users

Steven Kwan
December 1, 2010

Man lying on sidewalk near UA curses at passersby

Steven Kwan
December 1, 2010

‘Body Talk’ EPs culminate in dance floor takeover

Steven Kwan
December 1, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat This Van De Graf Gnerator builds up charge in the sphere. The excess charge in the sphere is transfered to the volunteer whose hair is shown standing on end. This is because each strand of hair has a net charge that is the same as the net charge of neighboring strands of hair. The repulsion is really caused by the fact that like charges repel, so all the likely charges hairs on the head of the volunteer tend toward the furthest distance they can be from one another.

“Students, faculty to make physics ‘phun'”

Steven Kwan
November 19, 2010
Valentina Martinelli/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Artisit Melanie Stimmell makes a 3D street painting using pastels over the course of three days in the UA Museum of Art. The finished image will look like a hole in the floor revealing a room below.

A ‘hole’ weekend

Steven Kwan
November 17, 2010

“UA Press author investigates ‘Tucson Four’ in book, Friday reading”

Steven Kwan
November 17, 2010
Ginny Polin / Arizona Daily Wildcat Ask a Trans Person Anything Panel

“Transgender panel offers answers, insight”

Steven Kwan
November 16, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Fuzzy Face Comics' John Chihak is at The Hotel Arizona for Tucson's 2009 Comic Con. Between talking to guests of the convention and conferring with his associates, he keeps the creativity flowing by making comic character sketches at his booth.

Third annual Tucson Comic Con

Steven Kwan
November 3, 2010
Hallie Bolonkin / Arizona Daily Wildcat Krya Batte, a Psychology graduate of U of A, was crowned as the Miss Pima County 2011, and Vanessa Sircy, an Elementary Education and piano graduate at the U of A was runner up in the Miss Pima County 2011 scholarship pagent. The scholarship awarded to Krya Batte for winning Miss Pima County 2011 was a total of $2,500, and Vanessa Sircy was awarded $750 for first runner up.

UA alumna wins pageant

Steven Kwan
November 1, 2010
Valentina Martinelli / Arizona Daily Wildcat Zombies dance to Thriller and walk down 4th Ave.

Undead men walking: Zombie Walk 2010

Steven Kwan
October 27, 2010

Make mischief at home this Halloween

Steven Kwan
October 27, 2010
GInny Polin / Arizona Daily Wildcat cappella group

A cappella group ‘note’ worthy

Steven Kwan
October 26, 2010
Valentina Martinelli/ Arizona Daily Wildcat UA Dancer teacher

Faculty and staff use lunch breaks to sing [w/ VIDEO]

Steven Kwan
October 25, 2010

From one small building to one square mile

Steven Kwan
October 19, 2010

“The future’s bright, wear shades”

Steven Kwan
October 19, 2010

Social media distracts

Steven Kwan
October 13, 2010
Raw Dutch band to play Club Crawl

Raw Dutch band to play Club Crawl

Steven Kwan
October 13, 2010
Film investigates flaws of public school system

Film investigates flaws of public school system

Steven Kwan
October 6, 2010
Chinese noir pays homage to Coen bros

Chinese noir pays homage to Coen bros

Steven Kwan
October 6, 2010

‘The Exile’: A graphic tale of time travel

Steven Kwan
October 6, 2010
Sam Shumaker / Arizona Daily Wildcat Brandon Weimer, co-owner of Brandini Toffee, explains beginnings of the company near 3 Cheeses at the Student Union Memorial Center, Monday, Sept. 27, 2010. Weimer, a pre-business sophomore, started the company with a childhood friend while in high school.

Students’ toffee gets them far

Steven Kwan
October 6, 2010
Valentina Martinelli / Arizona Daily Wildcat The first match of Tucson Roller Derby.

Tucson Roller Derby opens season with speed

Steven Kwan
September 29, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Laura Leigh speaks her opinion regarding HB2281 and the book Occupied America, fifth edition, in the Kiva Auditorium of the Education Building at UA campus on Sat, Sept 25. The bill is foreseen to mostly affect the teaching of multicultural history and studies in Arizona public schools.

Professors defend ethnic studies in schools

Steven Kwan
September 27, 2010
Flamenco Festival makes a scene [w/ VIDEO]

Flamenco Festival makes a scene [w/ VIDEO]

Steven Kwan
September 22, 2010

Author explores Southwest environment

Steven Kwan
September 22, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat UA's Society for Creative Anachronism faculty adviser Curt Booth, also known as the Honorable Lord Fergus DeBotha, attends his day job as an administrative secretary in the College of Electrical and Computer Engineering on Monday, Sept 13. Booth's latest project for SCA is a moving archery target mechanism driven by a windshield wiper motor, for which the schematics are displayed on his computer screen.

Keep it fun: Advice from a pre-Renaissance man

Steven Kwan
September 22, 2010

Robyn’s pop stacks up to Gaga

Steven Kwan
September 22, 2010

David Foster Wallace’s legacy lives in spite of his death

Steven Kwan
September 13, 2010

UA Union Gallery exhibit presents ‘Monumental Ideas in Miniature Books’

Steven Kwan
September 8, 2010
Valentina Martinelli/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Valentina Martinelli/ Arizona Daily Wildcat The Renaissance Faire was hosted by the Society for Creative Anachronism on the UA Mall on Tuesday Aug 31, 2010.

Ye olde good time

Steven Kwan
September 1, 2010
Mike Christy / Arizona Daily Wildcat Cyclists and pedestrians navigate the bike paths and walkways along the UA Mall Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010, in Tucson, Ariz. UAPD will begin cracking down on jay-walkers and bicyclists who fail to follow traffic laws on campus. Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Five Guys Burgers and Fries co-owners Doug Vaughn (left), 56 years old, and Jeff Noyce, 55 years old, were in their new store this Tuesday as the final touches are being put on the new store at Glenn and Campbell. Jeff and Doug relocated from Kansas City to permanently reside in Tucson where they have build the new Five Guys location from the ground up.Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Five Guys Burgers and Fries co-owners Doug Vaughn (left), 56 years old, and Jeff Noyce, 55 years old, oversee the final touches that are being put on the new store at Glenn and Campbell. Jeff and Doug relocated from Kansas City to permanently reside in Tucson where they have build the new Five Guys location from the ground up.

Five Guys prepares to open its doors

Steven Kwan
September 1, 2010

UA HR tweets open positions

Steven Kwan
August 31, 2010

UA club to host Renaissance Faire complete with duels

Steven Kwan
August 31, 2010
Valentina Martinelli / Arizona Daily Wildcat ASUA president, Emily Fritze, a political science senior, talks about her new blog which she hopes will create a stronger tie between ASUA and the student body.

Put your money where your grades are

Steven Kwan
August 30, 2010

Solo debut commands attention

Steven Kwan
August 25, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat

UofA Bookstore basement remodeled to simplify shopping

Steven Kwan
August 24, 2010
Final 'Scott Pilgrim' installment worth the journey for fans

Final ‘Scott Pilgrim’ installment worth the journey for fans

Steven Kwan
August 9, 2010

‘Salt’ adds much needed flavor to bland summer movie season

Steven Kwan
August 4, 2010
Gordon Bates / Summer Wildcat

Art education outside the classroom

Steven Kwan
August 4, 2010
good food spots in walking dissidents

Campus eats

Steven Kwan
July 28, 2010
Emily Moore / Arizona Daily Wildcat Tammy Bearden a volunteer at the UA Museum of Art admires the new exhibit "Pictures of the Floating World."

‘Floating Worlds’ amaze

Steven Kwan
July 21, 2010

“‘Pluto,’ ‘Androids’ are introspective looks into science and life”

Steven Kwan
July 7, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Summer Wildcat Molcas

Tucson street food grabs locals

Steven Kwan
June 30, 2010
"'A-Team' reloads, blasts into theaters"

“‘A-Team’ reloads, blasts into theaters”

Steven Kwan
June 16, 2010

Wildcat Weekend

Steven Kwan
June 9, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Bodies: The Exhibition, brought to Tucson by Premier Exhibitions Incorporated, is being presented to the paying public at the Rialto Building, beginning May 15th. The exhibition consists of preserved human corpses in an effort to illustrate human development, health implications, and the appearance of the human form under the skin as we live our everyday lives.

“Naked “”Bodies”” show off in Tucson exhibit”

Steven Kwan
June 8, 2010

Top stories of 2009-10

Arizona Daily Wildcat and Steven Kwan
May 12, 2010

“On the spot: Katie Casanova, Nutritional sciences senior”

Steven Kwan
May 12, 2010

“Lupe Fiasco, B.O.B. to appear with Sam Adams”

Steven Kwan
May 5, 2010

Sober does not equal buzzkill

Steven Kwan
May 3, 2010

“On the spot: Luiz H. Huizar, Chemistry senior”

Steven Kwan
April 26, 2010

“On the spot: Baylea Barlow, Undeclared freshman”

Steven Kwan
April 23, 2010

“Children, art give hope to ‘The Tijuana Project'”

Steven Kwan
April 17, 2010

Opening Night Shorts shows off festival’s range

Steven Kwan
April 16, 2010

‘Iron Man: Extremis’ sees action in Marvel’s new motion comic

Steven Kwan
April 16, 2010

“On the spot: Tijana Nikolich-Zuglich, Pre-physiology freshman”

Steven Kwan
April 12, 2010

“On the spot: James Gibbs, Pre-engineering sophomore”

Steven Kwan
April 7, 2010

Comics Corner revue

Steven Kwan
March 31, 2010

Ex-Beulah frontman blazes new trail

Steven Kwan
March 31, 2010

“On the spot: Jason Schaub, Nutritional sciences senior”

Steven Kwan
March 26, 2010

Silver Mt. Zion album does more with less

Steven Kwan
February 24, 2010

“On the spot: Sean Ellis, Accounting sophomore”

Steven Kwan
February 22, 2010

Black History Month events calendar

Steven Kwan
February 3, 2010

“On the spot: Kyle Gray, Retailing and consumer science junior”

Steven Kwan
January 29, 2010

Editor’s Choice: The Green Lady Killers

Steven Kwan and Steven Kwan
January 22, 2010

Before You Graduate

Steven Kwan
January 13, 2010
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