- Issue Archive for
- Apr 1-7, 2004
- Vol. 21, No. 5
Opinion
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Danehy
Tucsonan Chris Rod serves as an editor of a new online publication focusing on the paranormal
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Tuttle
As the last holdout supermarket adopts "club cards," it's time to ask: What do they want with your personal information, anyway?
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Guest Commentary
No pain, no gain: Here are 10 things to love about Tucson summers
Homebuying Horrors
A note from the editor.
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Currents
A Not-So Modest Proposal
An investigation reveals magnate Michael "The Skipper" Midas' stunning vision for downtown Tucson
Wrong Numbers
A bankrupt telecommunications company stiffs local governments
Theftville
The FBI says that when it comes to crime, the Old Pueblo leads the way
The Award Goes To ...
The results of the third annual "Tucson Weekly" Phoney awards
Paint It Black
Esteemed UAMA Curator Peter Briggs is being forced out as of June 30
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The Range
A recap of last week's news
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T Q&A
Tucson Q&A with Chrissy Goral, Artist
City Week
Pick
In The Center of Things
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cinema
Hump Jealousy
When a camel destroys the order of your village
Garbage Boats, Ravens, Hilarity
Tom Hanks shines in the Coens' fresh re-make of "The Ladykillers"
Music
SXSW Reflections
Our music writers journeyed to Austin for the big conference; here's what they have to say
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Nine Questions
Bernie Diffin
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Rhythm & Views
Liars
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Rhythm & Views
Numbers
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Rhythm & Views
Valley of the Giants
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Live
The Decembrists, SXSW Music Conference, Friday, March 19
Arts
Jousting, Gaslight-Style
Gaslight Theatre does it again with a zany, if historically inaccurate, King Arthur farce
Centennial Celebration
The UA Dance Ensemble gets rare permission to perform one of Balanchine's signature pieces
A Happy Haiti
The Haitian art in Galeria La Sirena's exhibition doesn't quite match current events
Books
The Pure Calm
A Tucson yoga instructor's new book guides readers through the pain of everyday life
Chow
Famous Flavors
Famous Dave's has meat so tender, you barely need teeth
Comics
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