- Issue Archive for
- May 3-9, 2001
- Vol. 18, No. 9
Opinion
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Heart to Heart
Those intensive work-outs sure build up an appetite.
Currents
A River Ran Through It
Hot, dusty Tucson was founded in a lush river valley. Will a band of green grace us again?
Troubled Waters
There's no way to understand the Tucson piece of the Santa Cruz without understanding the whole river.
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The Skinny
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus-and he's given you a seat in the Arizona Senate!... The Tucson Police Department grabs a piece of the rave action... The new city budget soaks the poor... and so very, very, very much more!
Monument Attack
GOP leaders and mining company want Ironwood Forest National Monument changes.
Health Scare
As HMO rates continue to soar, local jurisdictions look for alternatives.
Downtown Dream
Local couple proposes Plaza San Agustín.
City Week
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City Week
Read the writing on the wall at the CCP... Get your books by the pound... Be Here Now at the Conference of Spirituality... and more!
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Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won't cost a fortune.
Cinema
Eureka!
Three hours of beautiful life.
Music
Groovin' With the Okies
The real dirt on Jimmy LaFave.
The Last Outdoor Party of the Season
The Tucson Folk Festival is a highlight of the local music scene.
Cracker Crumbs
Leaders of the rock band Cracker, in Tucson to write, give us a rare acoustic set.
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Soundbites
All the musical magic that's fit to see in Tucson this week.
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Rhythm & Views
Of Montreal provides a variety of whimsical verse.
Arts
Barbie Doll Fantasy
Shinako Sato undresses the Barbie myth.
Books
Oprah's Bull Club
Finally, a bullfight book for women.
A Quiet Genius
The poems of Larry Levis are pleasures of language and thought.
Chow
Pan Handler
Caffe Milano is home to Tucson's most successful panini.
Comics
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