- Issue Archive for
- May 9-15, 2002
- Vol. 19, No. 10
Opinion
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Double Take
Our business leaders have our best interests at heart. If you don't believe us, just read the 'Star.'
Mother Knows Best
Times have changed, but mothers still deserve our respect.
Bird Brain
A note from the editor.
Currents
Rise and Fall of the Ostrich Industry
A personal account of a business in southeastern Arizona that took flight briefly only to hit the ground with a thud.
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The Skinny
The 'Star' does a strip tease... Double trouble on Props 100 and 400... Solomon is cable TV's friend... Bronson stops at the Austin City Limits... And more!
Worldly Lessons
A local anthropologist and psychic dispels myths about Middle Eastern and Indian cultures.
Art Imitates Nature
Students gain a greater appreciation of wildlife at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
City Week
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City Week
Clarinetist Ken Peplowski... Check out Bisbee... Cheap Thrills... And more!
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Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won't cost a fortune.
Cinema
Webs of Steel
Spider-Man uses his superhuman strength to fight crime, stand for justice and entertain moviegoers.
Music
Believing in a New Way
W.O.M.B. aims to make the world a better place with their musical and artistic creations.
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Soundbites
Weezer... Kelly Hogan and Danielle Howley... FUN-K... And more!
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Rhythm & Views
Cassandra Wilson
Arts
Flesh and Blood
Harmony Hammond's art explores dismemberment and division.
Women's Jihad
Art depicts the struggle of Afghan women.
Strong Accents
The Tucson Symphony learns the musical language of Latin America.
Books
Feathers from Heaven
Departed mothers communicate with their daughters in a new compilation of true stories.
Sentimental Journey
Through fantasy and science fiction, Ray Bradbury explores life and its lessons.
Chow
Good Intentions
Cup Café offers an expansive menu and well presented food but the buck stops there.
Comics
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