By
Mindy Jones
A man's innermost thoughts take center stage tonight at Centennial Hall as UA presents, "Spalding Gray: Morning, Noon and Night." Gray returns to the UA campus, political views in hand, with a mixture of comedy, confession and storytelling. There is limited seating available for the 8 p.m. showing, and seats must be reserved in advance. Tickets can be purchased at the Centennial Hall box office, or by phone at 621-3341.
Are you wondering where you fit into the game of religion and politics? Check out today's Sociology Seminar, "Global Civil Society and the Participatory Self: The Case of Religious Liberty." George Thomas, a representative from the sociology department at ASU, will begin his lecture at noon and focus on the self and its role in society. The seminar will take place in Social Sciences room 415, and seats are first come first serve. If you have any questions about this, or future topics, please call Sherry Enderle at 621-3492.
Revenge meets cinema in a graphic portrayal of a police raid gone wrong. The International Arts Society Film Series brings, "Live Flesh" to the screen tonight in the Modern Languages auditorium. The Spanish film, screening at 7:30 p.m., is a creative stretch from director Pedro Almodovar's past films including "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown." For more information regarding future presentations, please call Charles Scruggs at 621-3527.
If you are looking to add a little color to your weekend plans, check out tomorrow's Arizona Gallery Exhibit, "Shemear." Artist and painter Karen Domnitch Felton will display her rich, sensual images of nature in her first solo Tucson exhibit. The artist is known for her wide brush strokes and use of bright colors. The event will be held on the second floor of the Memorial Student Union between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. For more information, please contact Christina Lieberman at 621-6142.
Memories of family picnics and home cooked meals will flood your mind tomorrow as the Center for Creative Photography opens their new exhibit, "Collected Visions: An Installation by Lorie Novack." The multimedia project examines how photographs and emotions collide to create memories. For weekend hours of operation, please call the Center for Creative Photography at 621-7968.
With the sun shining on your back and a cold drink in your hand, what better way to enjoy the afternoon than with a UA Baseball game. The Wildcats take on Texas A&M Sunday at 1 p.m. The game will take place at Sancet Field, and tickets are free to UA students. Call 621-2287 for more information.
