- Issue Archive for
- Aug 26 - Sep 1, 2004
- Vol. 21, No. 26
Opinion
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Danehy
Musings of a proud papa as his daughter goes away to school
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Downing
Shopping scrutiny: Yes to Park Place; no to El Con and La Encantada
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Guest Commentary
Tucson Medical Center's expansion plans would mean the loss of a Tucson original
Honoring Al
A note from the editor.
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Currents
Home on the Range
Chewing the cud with Al Perry, who celebrates two decades of music with his first new album in nine years
Pleasure Time
A guided tour of Al Perry's new album
In My Country West There Is Problem
Do Tucsonans really want to throw Jews down wells, as 'Da Ali G Show' suggests?
Water Tank Tussle
Mike Wilson battles his tribe and fellow humanitarian group leaders to maintain his desert water stations
A House Divided
Republicans in District 30 set out to decide: Can anyone really replace Randy Graf?
Extreme Makeover
Tucson Medical Center wants to rise, while some neighbors want the hospital to stay single-story
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Media Watch
Heller Hauled Off
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The Range
A recap of last week's news
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T Q&A
Tucson Q&A with Zach Thompson, Eagle Scout
City Week
Pick
Take These Chains
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cinema
Kill Me
The 'Exorcist' prequel makes one want to vomit green slime
Shark Bait
'Open Water' effectively puts likable characters in a very, very bad spot
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Now Showing at Home
"The Who: Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970," "Star Trek: The Original Series (Season One)," and "After Hours"
Music
Return of the Lo-Fi
Sebadoh: two friendly minstrels who aren't very friendly
Out of Sight
Blynd's credo: Rock 'til you puke!
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Nine Questions
James "Munky" Shaffer
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Rhythm & Views
Viva Voce
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Rhythm & Views
Nervous Norvus
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Rhythm & Views
Alter Bridge
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Live
Ben Kweller, The Unicorns, City Limits, Sunday, Aug. 22
Arts
Orchestra Improvement
The Catalina Chamber Orchestra has big plans and needs community support to make the plans reality
Excavating Imperialism
A new photography book sheds light on Western misconceptions about the Middle East
Books
Writing From Two Worlds
Ray Gonzalez kicks off the UA Poetry Center's fall reading series
The Sky Is Burning
Matt Dinniman sends shivers up readers' spines with print and e-book versions of 'The Shivered Sky'
Chow
Becoming a Regular
Bob's Deli represents all that is good about mom-and-pop dining
Comics
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