- Issue Archive for
- Aug 3-9, 2000
- Vol. 17, No. 22
Opinion
The Whores of Summer
At the annual college basketball meat market, can Lute avoid being just another john?
Currents
The Death of Silverio Huinil Vail
A Guatemalan's demise in the desert raises questions about U.S. border policy.
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The Skinny
Is Eller playing God?... The U of A is still trying to clean house at Christopher City... and imitation is the sincerest form of flattery (i.e. The Repugnant is ripping our precious Skinny off).
Toxic Block
A Wednesday hearing could suck some poisonous Beryllium out of the air.
Money For Nothing
And your checks for free: Arizona's new publicly financed campaign program gets a shakedown cruise.
City Week
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
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Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won't cost a fortune.
Cinema
Cheering For The Homo Team
"But I'm A Cheerleader" has something to say about sexual de-programming.
Music
Global Influence
Chanteuses Yungchen Lhamo and Azam Ali journey through Tucson.
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Soundbites
Calexico plays a hometown gig... Jimmy Cliff tickets may be hard to come by... and round out your week with an evening of The Rondelles.
Arts
White-Water Writers
Four unlikely women of words take a televised raft ride through the Grand Canyon.
Books
Forbidden Fruit
Charles Baxter's latest novel is testament to the illusory nature of love.
Look Out
"Tower" is a highly charged spiritual memoir, in the course of which Bill Henderson rekindles faith, not only in God but also in himself.
Chow
Chain Reaction
P.F. Chang's blends the trends of Asian cuisine and the bistro scene.
Comics
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