The Black Keys - These guys are kind of like a cooler version of Queens of the Stone Age, mostly because they wear ridiculous hipster bug eyeglasses and don't play with the Foo Fighters. Plus, they'll have a guy named Jay Reatard open for them. 8 p.m. $16 in advance, $18 day of show.
If one thing can be said about the members of I Musici de Montreal, it's that they certainly don't have their work cut out for them. With more than 100 concerts per year and only a handful of string orchestra works from which to choose, innovation is a word the Canadian chamber ensemble knows well.
In early March, news broke of a subpoena sent to the UA to release the names of four students caught illegally downloading music.
The outcry from the campus community was immediate. From Daily Wildcat editorials to letters to the editor to UA student blogs and Facebook updates, students quickly bemoaned the Recording Industry Association of America for unjustly prosecuting college students.
The Eco-Reps, a new club comprised of students living in the residence halls, have organized efforts over the next two days geared toward making their peers more conscious of their energy usage.
The club is showing “An Inconvenient Truth,” Al Gore's global warming documentary, on the UA Mall tonight at 7 p.
The No. 10 Arizona softball team can see the light at the end of the tunnel, but there is a lot of darkness to pass through before possibly reaching the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City.
After the doubleheader sweep over
Marshall Wednesday night at Hillenbrand Stadium, Arizona concluded its tougher-than-usual nonconference slate with focus still maintained on a Pacific 10 Conference title and a WCWS.
The Vagina Warriors are putting on a special performance the next two days - one that includes penises.
Tickets are on sale for “A Memory, a Monologue, a Rant and a Prayer,” a show being put on in conjunction with the 10th anniversary of V-Day, an international campaign to address women's issues.
Students of the African Culture Association are set to show various forms of African culture through song, dance, skits and other performances in the Grand Ballroom of the Student Union Memorial Center in an effort to raise money for charity.
The sixth annual culture show starts at 7 p.
Get S.I.C.K. laughing
All are invited to attend the 16th annual S.I.C.K. Festival, a two-day comedy event. Admission is free tonight at 8 in the Cellar restaurant and $10 for students tomorrow at 7 in Social Sciences, Room 100.
After two straight seasons of sub-par performances by the UA volleyball team, the Wildcats will look to turn things in the right direction starting tomorrow as they begin offseason competition against New Mexico State in the Arizona Spring Tournament in McKale Center.
Using the power of the sun and the power of music, UA faculty and students are rallying together in a Solar Rock concert Saturday to urge Congress to cut carbon dioxide emissions.
The second annual concert, held at Himmel Park, 1000 N. Tucson Blvd., from noon to 5 p.
No. 23 UCLA at No. 6 Arizona A much-welcomed three-game home stand awaits the No. 6 Arizona baseball team this weekend. After stumbling to a 1-6 record in their last seven games, the Wildcats (13-7, 1-2 Pacific 10 Conference) will return to Sancet Stadium tonight at 7 to take on No.
Smelling something in the Student Union Memorial Center lately? It might be a creation of the Culinary Cats, a new club on campus that celebrates something close to the hearts of college students - food.
Last semester, Thomas Campagna, a business management junior who says his dream is to own and operate his own restaurant, wanted to join a cooking club on campus.
Who's going to the Final Four? The smart thing would be to pick all No. 1 seeds, as each one has dominated through the season, combining for more than 130 wins. But that's the beauty of March Madness. Someone's going to fall off early. Three No. 1 seeds will dance into the Final Four and Kansas won't make it, thanks pesky No.
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