This advance started in 1985, in the wake of Brazil's re-democratization efforts. Sociology Professor M. Cecilia MacDowell Santos of California State University discusses the effectiveness and symbolism of these all-female stations in a lecture from 3 to 5 p.m. in the UA Modern Languages Building, Room 303, east of the Administration Building on the main Mall. Call 626-7242 for information. One of America's greatest musical masterpieces comes to Tucson in Show Boat . Evening and matinee performances continue through Sunday, April 23.
Admission is free.
For details, call 791-5647. Our hometown Sons of Orpheus choir brings vocal goodwill to Tucson with Hungary's Fidelissima Choir. Call 760-9655 for information. Persona, the award-winning UA undergrad literature and arts magazine, presents its annual contributors' reading. These budding and accomplished writers share their visions in both fiction and poetry.