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UA homecoming this weekend is
all about Wilbur the Wildcat - the
beloved and furry mascot turns
50 on Saturday.

The UA used real animals as
mascots off and on between the
early 1900s and the late 1950s
(with at least one tragic mishap),
until two UA students (Richard
Heller and John Paquette)
pitched the idea of using a
costume-wearing human.

Wilbur made his first appearance
at the UA vs. Texas Tech football
game on Nov. 7, 1959, and was
an immediate hit, according to a
UA Web site.

Wilbur's look has evolved over the
years. It was during one of those
costume makeovers that Wilma
the Wildcat was created.

She made her first public
appearance on March 1, 1986,
during a "blind date" with Wilbur.
The pair later "married" before an
Arizona-Arizona State football
game.

For a chance to win a a set of
three audio books, tell us the
date of their wedding.

Click here to submit your
answer.

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Los Changuitos Feos will perform at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the Fourth Avenue Spring Street Fair.
Mamta Popat / Arizona Daily Star 2004
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Music for days at Fourth Avenue Fair

By Cathalena E. Burch
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 03.23.2006
Half the fun of trekking down to Fourth Avenue this weekend has nothing to do with shopping.
It has everything to do with the sounds you'll hear as you stroll the avenue.
Tucked on three stages along Fourth Avenue, some of Tucson's brightest musical talent will be strutting their stuff.
You'll hear rock. Reggae. Rap. Folk. Funk. Blues. Country. Heck, you may even hear some classical. Or at least it'll bear a striking resemblance to the beauty and artistry of classical.
Dozens of acts will perform throughout the day Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free.
North Stage
Fourth Avenue at East Fifth Street
Friday
Noon, Kevin Pakulis Trio (blues, rock)
2 p.m., Whiskey Dog (swamp boogie)
4, Vocal Ease (contemporary a cappella)
Saturday
Noon, Richard Trible (light rock)
1 p.m., La Mezcla (Latin)
2, Cinder Bridge (rock, pop)
3, Spirit Famillia (reggae)
Sunday
11 a.m.-4 p.m., Tucson Kitchen Musicians Association (folk, country, acoustic) featuring Phil Borsilo, Bright and Childers, Last Call Girls, Way Back Machine and Fat River.
FAMA Main Stage
Fourth Avenue at East Seventh Street
Friday
Noon, Bombs for the Bored (indie rock)
2 p.m., Destiny Emrys (folk)
3, The Smoking Section (blues)
Saturday
Noon, The Wyatts (country rock)
2 p.m., Roth d' Lux (folk rock)
3, Cosmic Slop (funkadelic)
Sunday
Noon, The O'Brien Family (bluegrass/country)
2 p.m., Amber Norgaard Band (rock)
3, Third Relation (disco funk)
Winsett Outdoor Performance Center
316 N. Fourth Ave.
Friday
10 a.m., Tucson Magnet High School Steel Drums
2 p.m., Amor Grubic Duo (Euro jazz)
4, Hadia Sahara (ethno modern dance)
Saturday
10 a.m., Tucson Magnet High School musicians, singers and dancers
1:15 p.m., Al-Haneen Arabic Dabke Dance Troupe
2, The Saguaro Strutters (country line dance team)
3:30, Los Changuitos Feos (mariachi)
Sunday
10 a.m., Desert Bluegrass Association
12:30 p.m., Hadia Sahara (belly dancing)
1, Kodenka Yudan Shakai (martial arts dance)
2, Robins Elementary (folklorico)
3, Combo Westside (classic jazz)
4, Nowhere Man and The Whiskey Girl (pop)

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