- Issue Archive for
- Oct 2-8, 2003
- Vol. 20, No. 30
Opinion
Honorable Mention
A collection of news topics worthy of discussion.
The Dumbing Down of America
Thinking is becoming a lost art.
Crawl Downtown
A note from the editor.
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Currents
Wavering Heights
Mayor Bob Walkup has waffled on the issues, but his sunny disposition may still carry him to victory over Democrat Tom Volgy next month.
Deseg Dispute
Legal battles over the $60 million-per-year effort continue at TUSD.
Billboard Bounty
A court decision says Clear Channel doesn't have to abide by codes regarding billboards on two parcels.
To the Bat Cave
Environmental concerns are taking a backseat to fiscal concerns at Kartchner Caverns.
When an Activist Dies
Tucson mourns the loss of Amy Shubitz.
Performance Poet
Tucson Q&A with Albert Vetere Lannon.
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The Skinny
Your tax dollars at work; lien on me; Janet won't get Jack; school's in; and more!
City Week
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City Week
Just passing through--again; hold your breath; vroom; toot this; shut up and listen; body bags.
Pick
Karen Mac Cormack's "Implexures."
Cinema
Condemned
"Duplex" has some serious movie-code violations.
Rock Your Heart Out
Jack Black scores in "School of Rock"--one of this year's best.
Music
Parting Shots
Beulah reminds us that breaking up is hard to do.
Drummer Girl
England's Scout Niblett casts a spell.
Arts
Canvassing the Neighborhood
Dinnerware art gallery gets a new place setting.
The Path of Khan
Akram Khan steps into modern dance from a platform of ancient Indian technique.
Easy Harmony
Cellist David Finckel and wife Wu Han make sweet music while benefiting the UA's Camerata program.
Books
She Rides Again
Sinclair Browning brings back Trade Ellis for another mystery in the desert.
Chow
Hotel Hospitality
Wilbur's Grill provides delightful service and a top-notch setting for a casual lunch or dinner.
Comics
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