Having a fresh coat of paint on there after some walls have gone without that for 15 or more years makes a big difference. Selected incidents from police files. Anyone with information about the following crimes or incidents is asked to contact the appropriate local police agency. Compiled by Star staffer Jennifer Sterba based on reports obtained from the University of Arizona Police Department. Call for hours at 621-6441.
Admission is free.
The books included works by Thomas Mann, Erich Maria Remarque, Karl Marx and H.G. Wells. The 1933 book burnings were part of a push by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis to control the country's media. The exhibition features editions in the University of Arizona library collection that were published before and during the era of the book burnings. The majority of the books displayed were written by authors whose names appeared on various lists draw up by the Nazis between 1932 and 1939. D.C. The UA Main Library is on campus, west of McKale Center and north of Arizona Stadium.