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Tucson’s Transit Tea Redefines the Tea Experience

All Storiesindearizona-test@arizona.edu06/02/20230

By Samantha Larned, El Inde Arizona With a hot air balloon mural on the side of its midtown building, a mountain and sky-scape along the top and menu items with names like “compass” and “wanderer,” Transit Tea creates an atmosphere of adventure and movement. The menu has hundreds of possible combinations: eight choices of base,…

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Why late Edith Head’s doppelgänger will never leave Tucson

All StoriesBetsy Kaplan11/01/20170

Each Thanksgiving Day, one of Arizona’s “48 Most Intriguing Women” becomes a clown. But when it comes to her career, the 5-foot Tucsonan is anything but clownish. Susan Claassen’s energy, style and taste makes her an all-around class act. She not only runs Tucson’s Invisible Theatre, but she acts, writes and directs. “She’s not afraid…

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Foley’s War: Occupying the U.S.-Mexico Border

All StoriesKendal Blust04/28/20163

Wind whips through the dry grass at the base of the U.S.-Mexico border fence where Tim Foley stands smoking a cigarette and surveying vast wilderness of the Altar Valley. Here, just west of the Sasabe border crossing, the 20-foot tall steel fencing abruptly gives way to straggling barbed wire as the physical border, so easily…

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Local fashionista’s idea brings Project Runway to Tucson

All StoriesMaggie Driver03/24/20161

The moment Camerone Parker stepped out of the car, photographers rushed to snap a picture of her wearing a coat made of seatbelts. Parker, a Tucsonan, is a model in the Classic Women’s division of FORD modeling agency and has graced the runways of Giorgio Armani and Vera Wang. That night in 2013 where Parker wore…

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