- Issue Archive for
- Jun 12-18, 2003
- Vol. 20, No. 14
Opinion
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
I Can See Clearly Now
How I learned to stop worrying (and love George Bush).
A Mile in His Shoes
These days, sneakers are expensive, poorly made and full of hot air.
Newspaper Ponderings
A note from the editor.
Currents
Cruel and Unusual
Animal cruelty cases are high priority, but tough to prosecute.
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The Skinny
The budget budges; billboards on the blink; Napolitano's hard ball; prince in a box; Tucson Weekly's very own charter school!
Artistic Licensing
After the Mountain Avenue debacle, city officials look to tighten the public art process.
Minor League
Cops hauled in more than five dozen underage drinkers, but was it worth the $8,000 cost?
Stray Stories
A local student documentary shows that dogcatchers aren't usually the bad guys.
City Week
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City Week
Artist of the month; find out what he's up to; a collection of extroverts; a long-dead queen; land and people; message crimes.
Pick
Art exhibit "Soiled Doves: Women of Business in Territorial Tucson"
Cinema
Awesome Anime
"Cowboy Bebop" celebrates Western culture by fighting terrorism on Mars. Really.
2 Lame 2 Watch
Director John Singleton embarrasses himself with "2 Fast 2 Furious."
Music
Sixties Pixies
The Okmoniks are superstars who sing about hating other girls.
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Rhythm & Views
Neil Michael Hagerty
Arts
Small World
Out-of-towners join the usual locals in the Davis-Dominguez small works invitational.
Political Potluck
Jamie Smith's evolving one-woman show explores current events in a burlesque way.
Books
Making History
Glenn Boyer's latest novel highlights conflict as it happened in the Old West.
Chow
Great Pizza, Not an Annoying Bird
Magpies backs up its boast about having the best pizza in town.
Comics
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