- Issue Archive for
- May 1-7, 2003
- Vol. 20, No. 8
Opinion
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Picture Unperfect
Catching red-light runners by camera would make our streets much safer.
The Boob Tube
Bad television is affecting our sensibilities and judgment.
Savage Tucson
A note from the editor.
Currents
The Battle Over Old Tucson
The county and two of its wealthiest residents keep fighting--with no end in sight.
Tucson's Name in Lights
Does the Old Pueblo have a future as a movie production mecca?
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The Skinny
A shiny new Nickel at the CCP, Dinos and Rinos in the City Council races, the city's limits, and a look back at another governmental purge.
Written Off
Read all about it--if you can.
Strike Two
Critics complain the new GOP budget plan is still unbalanced.
Lei Down the Law
Hawaiian inmates in Arizona take the Corrections Corporation of America to court.
City Week
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City Week
Art gallery walks, catwalking canines, reggae, and more!
Cinema
Slasher Surprise
"Identity" benefits from a talented ensemble cast but suffers from a stupid plot twist.
Ample Assurance
"Confidence" offers a solid story with humor while boosting Edward Burns' career.
Music
Shocked and Awed
Michelle Shocked returns to Tucson for a KXCI benefit.
Southern Accent
Vic Chesnutt heats up Solar Culture.
Arts
Art for All
Ajo hopes to revitalize its economy by building an artist enclave.
Strings of Gold
Violinist Robert McDuffie plays his million-dollar instrument with verve and appreciation.
Prêt-à-danser
"Spring Collection" gets UA dancers off the rack and onto the stage.
Comedic Turn
Catalina Players' production of "Crimes of the Heart" highlights comedy over troubled emotions.
Books
Oxymoron on a Plate
A former UA creative writing professor dishes up a rambling food and coming-of-age memoir.
Chow
Mall Food, 2003-Style
Metro Grill at Park Place's chic, upscale vibe help make this renovated mall a happening place.
Comics
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