World-renowned violinmaker to show link between art, science
Terry Borman, a well-known violinmaker who now is based in Fayetteville, will present a lecture, "Innovation in a Timeless Art - Science of the Stradivarius," at 2:30 p.m. today in Room 132 of the Chemistry Building.
The UA wants to highlight the link between art and science in Borman's research.… Post the First Comment |
The Riffs of the CatwalkInsomniac Humanoid
Not wishing to return to the Yllen Eiffel Hotel in Paris, as it would signify that the remaining hours of my last day in Paris would soon be truly over, I continued my leisurely stroll through the busy Les Champs-Elysees district.
That very day, I recalled rising from bed early to catch an early metro ride to no specific destination.… Post the First Comment |
Chang leads "difficult dialogues" on culture, politics in hip-hop
This is hip-hop personified - again. Common called it the love of his life in "I Used to Love Her." KRS-One told listeners "You are hip-hop." And like a modern day Harlem Renaissance, it grew into a culture that created a way of life.
In a condensed historical overview, hip-hop journalist Jeff Chang engaged UA students in an afternoon question and answer session about the hip-hop generation, followed it with a lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the auditorium of Willard J. Walker Hall.… Post the First Comment |
Peter Pan revisited
In a tale that blends Peter Pan with the imaginative mind of author ?Peter David, "Tigerheart" offers readers an opportunity to revisit their ?childhood favorite with the addition of one or two twists.
Paul Dear is perhaps an average boy whose father has allowed his imagination to ?soar.… Post the First Comment |
Harrowing account of atrocity in Darfur?
Darfur is a region of Sudan that has taken up significant space in national newspapers over the last several years.
In "The Translator," author Daoud Hari tells of his upbringing in the Darfur region, its subsequent destruction and his efforts to guide reporters and aid ?workers into the war torn region.… Post the First Comment |
Acoustic showcase helps people with disabilities
Acoustic roots rock music is all about the heart and soul, and both will be in large supply at the Grand Opening of Arkansas Support Network's Acoustic Music Showcase today. Singer-songwriter Emily Kaitz is scheduled to headline.
The Arkansas Support Network, which recently moved its offices to Springdale, is one of Northwest Arkansas's largest organizations for individuals with disabilities.… Post the First Comment |
