- Issue Archive for
- Sep 14-20, 2000
- Vol. 17, No. 28
Opinion
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Doggerel Days
It doesn't take much In these placid times to make us wax poetic.
Currents
Greek Tragedy
Two angry people collide on a Tucson street.
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The Skinny
Who won the primary? Who's behind the anti-Huffman campaign? What really happened to Democrat Colette Barajas? The answers to these questions, and so many more!
Sneak Eaters
Neighbors complain that a country snack bar caters to illegal aliens.
Payday Dismay
The city doesn't abide by its own 'Living Wage' ordinance.
Immobile Home
The sun may soon set on a couple's self-sufficient Solar Haven.
City Week
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Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won't cost a fortune.
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cinema
French Cut
Human Resources challenges its audience with an uncomfortable tone of naturalism.
Music
Flying Solo
Merle Haggard touches down in the Old Pueblo with his upcoming indie release.
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Soundbites
Discover your Grass Roots at the Hemp Festival. Check out Sally Tayor's sally onto the music scene. Fill up on flamenco and more in Soundbites.
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Rhythm & Views
Kid Rock's The History of Rock.
Arts
The Big Picture
A new gallery association gives a panoramic view of Tucson's contemporary art.
Sign O' The Times
From Masteroff to Mendes: Cabaret continues to shock and fascinate audiences after 30 years.
Tucson Architectural Landmarks Contest 2000
Cast your vote in the UA's annual contest.
Books
Fashion Foe Pas
Andrea Seigel patches together the stories of American clothes lovers.
Chow
A Native Speaker
Enjoy the language of jungle love with a beetnik at The Native Café.
Comics
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