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Stories from Southeastern Arizona, by students at the University of Arizona School of Journalism

Author: Jaime Odom

State Historian answers unknown questions about Arizona history

All StoriesJaime Odom06/01/20150

Marshall Trimble is a man of many passions. From his 40 year teaching career at Scottsdale Community College, to his stage and dinner theater musical performances, and writing his own history books, the 76-year-old Arizona native has one common thread to connect it all: his passion for history. Trimble was raised in Ash Fork, Ariz.,…

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Make strides to fight childhood obesity through nutrition

All StoriesJaime Odom04/29/20150

With acres of growing corn and veggies, bright colorful signs, tractors, and child size gardening equipment, it is not a surprise that this place stands as a staple for school field trips, summer camps, and toddler play dates. “I was out here on my own with a shovel on MLK day in 2010, starting to get things moving….

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The past, present, and future of women’s history in Arizona

All StoriesJaime Odom03/26/20150

Arizona holds a long list of powerful women who not only impacted their communities, but helped better the state and in some cases, the entire country. Here’s some influential women from the past and some today, all in celebrations of Women’s History Month. Louis Foucar Marshall    Louis Foucar Marshall changed the college classroom for the…

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Latin stereotypes prevalent in film, TV. Will Disney’s newest princess be another?

All StoriesJaime Odom02/16/20150

  Disney introduced a new princess to its Magic Kingdom this month, but the public’s response was about much more than the style of her dress or what type of animal friends she will have. Princess Elena of Avalor will arrive to the Disney Junior network in 2016 as the first Latina princess and her…

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State’s African American leaders remembered in Black History Month

All StoriesJaime Odom02/02/20150

There was no Selma march. No historical speech from Martin Luther King Jr. No rallies that drew national attention. But deep in Arizona’s past is a litany of stories about the roles African Americans played in the state’s history. With February being recognized as Black History Month, it is important to take time to recognize stories of great…

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UA School of Journalism • Louise Foucar Marshall Building • Tucson, AZ 85721

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