- Issue Archive for
- Feb 15-21, 2001
- Vol. 17, No. 50
Opinion
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Dead Can Dribble
Coolidge would be just a dusty, open grave if it weren't for its crack basketball team.
Currents
What About Bob?
The Church of the SubGenius seeks to save your Slack at the first-ever Tucson Devival.
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The Skinny
Fred Ronstadt is bringing home the tax payers bacon... Wright is steering the Star even further off course... Demolition teams are tearing down community faith in the system... And more political pandering.
Self-Esteem Local Motive
A coalition of agencies has thrown out the economics books and fights homelessness on new terms.
DU? PU!
Despite Air Force assurances, activists worry that depleted-uranium weapons at D-M may give Tucson a special glow.
Indecent Proposal
Cud-happy commissioners are doing their best to make the Game and Fish Department serve ranchers first.
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
Pig In A Poke
"Hannibal's" promise of suspense casts brains before swine.
Music
'Better' Days
Rainer Maria exercises poetic license on the latest release.
Tom Russell Turns up the Volume
Folk singer Russell crosses the border into the realms of the electric.
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Soundbites
Wesley Willis is off the streets and into Solar Culture... The Congress hosts the LMNOPs of punk... Peter McLaughlin is picking up around Plush and more.
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Rhythm & Views
Various Artists
Arts
Triple Score
Dance around town this weekend to three very distinct performances.
Space Odyssey
Catherine Eyde's new work is out of this world.
A Gray-Day Monologue
Has Spalding Gray turned into a family man?
Books
Frip Frap
Who is George Saunders and why is he unleashing his inner Gappers?
Femme Fisticuffs
Fighting writers knock themselves out.
Chow
Loafing Around
Beyond Bread is beyond belief.
Comics
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