Even anti-Commie crusader Pope John Paul II has revisited his papal stance on Castro's Cuba . And God knows, if the Pope's in on it, you should be too.
Admission is free.
For information, call 323-1341. One of the best kept secrets on the local literary scene is the UA Poetry Center's free public reading series, which has brought most of the nation's top poetry talents through our fair burg since its inauguration by none other than Robert Frost back in 1962. Sonoran Review managing editor Hannah Haas, James Marshall, Brandon Nelson and graduate assistant Jerry Williams. Also along the lighthearted vein, Marshall's poetry tries to synthesize science and love, with a twist. For example, one involves mummification and reincarnation.