Today on Campus

• The School of Music and Dance brings you a Lecture Recital featuring Marcio Bezerra. Bezerra begins tonight at 7:30 in the Holsclaw Recital Hall of the Fine Arts Complex.

• At 8 p.m. you can catch the performance of JazzWerx, Tucson Jazz Society youth big band and UA Combos, as part of the AZ Jazz Week celebration. The performance is held tonight in Crowder Hall of the Fine Arts Complex.

• Discover what it was like to live in the divided city of Berlin at the showing of "Drehort Berlin." This German film, with English subtitles, is shown at 7:30 tonight in the auditorium of the Modern Languages building.

• Pianist Gilberto Mendes stars in this morning's Guest Recital at 9:30. Mendes is widely recognized in the international musical community as one of Brazil's most outstanding composers and you can experience his works in Crowder Hall of the Fine Arts Complex.

• Michael Kennedy Burkland discusses "The Thermal Netentive Nature of the IX-e System in the Meteorite Bjurbole: Implications for the I_Xe System as a Chronometer of Early Solar System Events." If you're still with Burkland after that title, you definitely need to be in Room 218 of the Physics and Atmospheric Sciences building this afternoon at 3.

• Explore "Numerical Modeling of Ion-Solid Interactions" with Professor Anil K. Prinja of the University of Mexico. This seminar is held in room S202 of the Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering building today at 4 p.m.

• Stephan DeStefano of the RNR wildlife and fisheries science program will lead you in the "Conservation of Forest Raptors." Just be in Room 202 of the Franklin Building at 11 this morning to see what this seminar includes.

• Join Kurt A. Toenjes in a discussion of "Functional Analysis of Yeast Fimbrin." Toenjes begins at 4 this afternoon in the Life Sciences South Building, Room 240.

• Learn about the "Initiation of Return Flow of Seawater into the Mantle at 750 Ma, as a Fate of a Water-Covered Terrestrial Planet." Shigenori Maruyama, of the Tokyo Institute of Technology in Japan, leads this lesson in Room 209 of the Gould-Simpson Building today at 4 p.m.

- compiled by Kate Longworth