- Issue Archive for
- Oct 31 - Nov 6, 2002
- Vol. 19, No. 35
Opinion
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Potheads for Debby Boone
If you can't read or do the math, you can still get out and vote. Ya got an opinion, doncha?
Violence Hits Home
A note from the editor.
Currents
Ticket of Terror
The GOP slate is a monster mash. We suggest you vote Democrat this year.
Our Call On Your Call
Confused by the long list of propositions? We tell you how to vote.
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The Skinny
Project Votesmart... And more!
Full-Court Press
Readers weren't given all the facts in the Star's hatchet job on a candidate.
Close Call
A Republican tries to hang onto his seat in mostly Democratic District 28.
Pot Shot
Kimberly Swanson hopes to ride a marijuana leaf to election to the state Senate.
Bite Your Tongue
The experts say repression works, but is it the best strategy for getting through life?
Rinky Dink
Gateway owner, youth hockey backer spar over who's allowed on the ice.
City Week
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City Week
Saints, Sinners and Souls... And more!
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Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won't cost a fortune.
Cinema
Sunday, Bloody Sunday
Film recounts 1972 massacre in Northern Ireland with a forceful and compelling style.
Music
Rolling Stoner
Hustle your bustle to the First Annual Electric Rodeo: Desert Smokeout & Rock 'n' Roll Throwdown.
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Soundbites
A Halloween Monster Mash... Tuba Terror... Tropical Punch... And more!
Arts
Blue Notes
Colorful family members veer from the harmonic path in ATC's "Blue."
Hot Chills
A Tucson filmmaker makes his mark with ultra-low-budget horror.
Rite Turn
Ballet Preljocaj makes a feminist detour with "The Rite of Spring."
Books
Six Days of Never-Ending War
Two books shed light on Israel's military prowess and need for victory.
Chow
Sea Treasure
Sushi on Oracle offers hearty portions of delicious sushi served by a gracious staff.
Comics
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