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High-fructose corn syrup can alter learning, memory

High-fructose corn syrup can interfere with learning and memory, according to a study published on Tuesday... Read more»

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Cannes Film Festival accused of sexism

The Cannes Film Festival has been accused of sexism, after the jury picked 22 movies made by men for its official selection.... Read more»

Buckmaster Show

Buckmaster: An end-of-session wrap up with Rep. Farley

Today on Buckmaster- Conversations with state Rep. Steve Farley, certified financial planner Shelly Fishman, Green Party CD 8 candidate Charlie Manolakis and Tucson Weekly arts calendar editor Linda Ray.... Read more»

Pima student films to screen Monday, Tuesday

Following up the UA’s “I Dream in Widescreen,” Pima Community College will host its own free screening of student projects on Monday and Tuesday in the Proscenium Theatre at the college’s West Campus.... Read more»

PBS to air doc on TUSD's ethnic studies program

A documentary on the battle over Tucson Unified School District’s Mexican-American Studies program will air at 6 p.m., Sunday on KUAT Channel 6.... Read more»3

Fox Theatre

Expect crowds for 'I Dream In Widescreen' film showcase

The UA’s annual “I Dream In Widescreen,” which features thesis films written, produced and directed by UA students, is fast becoming a must-see event.... Read more»

New Mayan calendar discovered: World won't end in 2012

Earth has a new reason to celebrate. It’s looking like we will make it past Dec. 21, 2012. Researchers have unearthed the oldest-known version of the ancient Maya calendar in the Guatemalan rainforest.... Read more»

Live Theatre Workshop / Beowulf Alley Theatre Company

Very different families: A drinking comedy and a druggie tragedy

In “The Cocktail Hour,” set in a comfortable, upper class living room circa 1970s, son John spars with his fussy curmudgeon father. “Sins of the Mother ” offers a modern spin on Greek tragedy in a son’s retribution for his wronged mother. One is is acerbic and amusing, the other dark and engaging.... Read more»

Border Patrol

Agents discover archaeological artifacts west of Tucson

Tucson Sector Border Patrol agents have discovered two sets of archaeological artifacts in the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument since February.... Read more»

Trading spray paint for paint brushes

“Inside the Overpass,” a mural at the intersection of 29th Street and Columbus Boulevard will be unveiled Wednesday. It is the result of two years of youth-driven work from the Boys & Girls Club.... Read more»

Children's author Maurice Sendak dies at 83

Maurice Sendak, the author and illustrator of “Where the Wild Things Are,” has died aged 83... Read more»

Vagina diaries: 'Daily Show' loses a round?

Delta Airlines pulls its ads from “The Daily Show.” Jon Stewart nemesis Bill Donohue of the Catholic League claims victory. Up next: Kellogg’s?... Read more»

Pima County pools gear up for summer swimming

Pima County pool are opening Memorial Day weekend.... Read more»

The facts about Cinco de Mayo

It’s Cinco de Mayo, and for millions of Americans that means drinking Corona instead of Bud Light. But the holiday has an interesting history, even if it is misunderstood by millions.... Read more»

Ted Nugent: Bearing arms, cranking up controversy

If controversy could be rolled up and smoked, Ted Nugent would be on oxygen by now. (with video)... Read more»

Folk Festival offers a weekend of free music

This year’s Tucson Folk Festival headliner, BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet, is synonymous with “Party, Louisiana-style.” More than 130 local, regional and national acts will perform across five stages around Presidio Park downtown. In addition to performances, the festival has food, music and craft vendors, musical workshops and a songwriting contest.... Read more»

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