- Issue Archive for
- Oct 5-11, 2000
- Vol. 17, No. 31
Opinion
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Jock Radio
All roads lead away from Jim Rome.
Currents
A Saint Among Us
Katharine Drexel's career was a prism of race relations in America.
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The Skinny
It's official: Jane Hull supports Prop 102, and so does the NRA... AIMS results are a crying shame... Cel Fernández returns from the dead, unlike the test scores at the school named for him... and more!
Awash In Controversy
Arroyo Chico basins are coming faster than an anti-pollution plan.
Baggage Check
Prop 400 funds ads luring tourists who'll pay for more ads luring more tourists.
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
Tender Is The Knife
Eroticized knife-throwing sessions bring French cinema up to the bar.
Music
The Eye Of Le Tigre
Why Kathleen Hanna is still punk rock.
Fall Crawl
This Saturday Night
Going Green
Eileen Ivers fiddles around town.
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Soundbites
Fall Crawl will bring you to your knees... Weird Lovemakers have two last flings... Hipster Daddy-O is diesel powered... and more!
Arts
Poles Apart
Two Figaros give contrasting cuts to "The Barber of Seville."
Chance To Dance
NEW ARTiculations samples wine and work.
Reality Check
William Bronk's swan song does not go gently.
Books
Into The Wild
Greg McNamee's latest explores the American wilderness.
Chow
Pastiche, Capiche?
Pastiche needs to put the bits and pieces back together.
Comics
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