- Issue Archive for
- Oct 21-27, 2004
- Vol. 21, No. 34
Opinion
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Danehy
Spittle, spin, spinelessness, spermicide: just another week of TV
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Downing
Zen, politics and the Australian crawl
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Guest Commentary
One thing unites liberals and conservatives: loud, ugly, moronic confrontation
Our Picks
A note from the editor.
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Currents
Races That Matter
Tucson Weekly Endorsements 2004
Sheep Suit
The state may finally dun the developer responsible for destroying a quarter of a bighorn herd
TUSD Toss-Up
Eight candidates vie for three hot seats on the board of the city's largest, most turbulent school district
Bad Credit
TUSD proposal backers are hoping to catch the caboose of the county voters' bond gravy train
It's a Wash
Despite TUSD stalling, the county has big plans for Arroyo Chico
A Controversial Career
Despite lawsuits, U.S. District Court Judges, angry parents -- and more -- Ireland says he hasn't preached to the choir
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The Range
A recap of last week's news
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Media Watch
Desperate Times
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T Q&A
Tucson Q&A with Stan Hilkemeyer of the Beacon Group
City Week
Pick
Information Salvation
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cinema
I Heart Hegel
David O. Russell delivers a comedy that gets both philosophy and funny business right
Best Foot Forward
Richard Gere takes on a role requiring plenty of ballroom
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Now Showing at Home
"Ed Wood," "The Shawshank Redemption: 10th Anniversary," and "Dawn of the Dead: Unrated Director's Cut"
Music
Jimmy Eat World
A Jimmy Eat World article that does not contain the word "emo"
Van Der Slice Generator
Caught between a plot and a rock place
American Healing
After a decade apart, the members of American Music Club are together again, tighter than ever
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Nine Questions
Marianne Dissard
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Live
Earlimart, The Solace Brothers and The Shore, Plush, Monday, Oct. 4, 2004
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Rhythm & Views
Interpol
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Rhythm & Views
Helmet
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Rhythm & Views
Campo Bravo
Arts
Boy Trouble
Two plays opening next week find adventure--domestic and exotic--swirling around disabled sons
Wigging Out
The Rivals remains frivolous fun more than two centuries later
Nothing to Sneeze At
Intellectual pretension and the nothingness of being play for laughs in Allergist's Wife
Books
Pipe Dreams
Despite border dangers, there's still serenity to be found at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
Chow
Making Salsa Dance
Guadalajara Grill spoils its guests, not the food
Comics
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