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Tucson Volunteers for Haiti

Haiti at the UAIn the two weeks since the earthquake in Haiti, almost 1,000 volunteers in southern Arizona came to a local organization, World Care, to do whatever they could to help. The volunteers managed to collect 23 tons of supplies, and due to their efforts, the local company's fourth truck shipment will be headed to Florida and then Haiti in the next couple days.

By Nikki Helms 01 February 2010 Read Article

 

Men Over The Border

On Reforma Street, a mile south of the border in Nogales, Mexico, two men sat at a taco shop and talked about their attempts to get back into the U.S. despite the dangers.

By WJ Anderson 05 February 2010 Read Article

 

Pottery Project

An array of pots on dispay at Pottery Project hosted at the Arizona State Museum.

 

With such a large campus,  University of Arizona students often miss out on some of Tucson's unknown gems. The UA offers more than ten galleries and museums on campus that display a variety of diverse art exhibits, and one of those is located in the heart of the main campus.

 

 

 

By Marcy Christine Jones 01 February 2010 Read Article

UA Soccer Star Goes International

Cuellar leads all active scorers at UA (Photo courtest of UA Sports Information)On Dec. 20, 2009, University of Arizona sophomore Renae Cuellar headed out onto the pitch at Estadio do Pacaembu in São Paolo, Brazil. But this time, it was the world-renowned Federacion Mexico de Futbol logo emblazoned on the front of her jersey, rather than the Block A she had become accustomed to.

By Mateo Lorenzo Alvarez 01 February 2010 Read Article

El Guero Canelo: The Sonoran Dog

 It's wrapped in crisp, delicious bacon and lies in a fluffy, fresh pillow of a bun. There are eight total toppings it comes with and it's utterly delicious.

By Jocelyn Bresnick 24 January 2010 Read Article

Casa Molina Stands the Test of Time, Taste

Photo by Jackie SmithStill situated in its original location, the well-known Tucson restaurant Casa Molina, 6225 E. Speedway Blvd., has come a long way from the days when it had only six tables.

 

 

By Jackie Smith 25 January 2010 Read Article

Sergio Mendoza of "Mendoza Y La Orkesta" gets deep

Photo by Nicky Hamila

Sergio Mendoza is 28. He is a native of Nogales, Sonora but currently lives in Tucson where he plays with his band, Y La Orkesta, in the heart of downtown. 

 

 

By Nicky Hamila 25 January 2010 Read Article

Voter Registration Kickoff

On Saturday, Jan.30, the Latino Caucus of the Pima County Democratic Party, with Organizing for America, held a voter registration kickoff at Rudy Garcia Park in South Tucson.

By Amanda Portillo 01 February 2010 Read Article

 

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