- Issue Archive for
- Nov 11-17, 2004
- Vol. 21, No. 37
Opinion
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Danehy
An open letter to the president, with some advice for the next four years
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Tuttle
A recovered manuscript with a chilling tale ...
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Guest Commentary
An Abbeyfest dispatch from Why, Arizona
Onward and Upward
A note from the editor.
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Currents
History Repeating
Three Tucson veterans say the Iraq war illustrates that the lessons of Vietnam are being forgotten--or ignored
After Math
Running the numbers on last week's election
Staples' Assets
Assessor-elect Bill Staples' past includes a delinquent property-tax payment and a real estate deal helped by insider information
What Tipped Ohio?
What happened in Ohio? One editor says it came down to the love of guns and the dislike of gays
Get the Lead Out
Despite Tucson Water's best efforts, lead water pipes may still be scattered around the older parts of the city
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The Range
A recap of last week's news
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Media Watch
Help Wanted
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T Q&A
Tucson Q&A with Joel Kreimeyer-Kelly
City Week
Pick
I Believe
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cinema
Really Super
'The Incredibles' keeps Pixar's incredible streak of wonderful films intact
Freak Show
'The Polar Express' mixes animation and real human movement, resulting in stiff, unintentional fright
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Now Showing at Home
"Looney Tunes: Golden Collection Volume 2," "Iron Giant: Special Edition," "Elf" "'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' and 'Dazed and Confused': Ultimate Party Collection"
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
A Family Affair
Alejandro Escovedo's music provides the backdrop for a tale about men who immigrated to the United States from Mexico
Lather, Rinse, Repeat
The Ad Nauseam Project brings together 25 of Tucson's finest musicians for a minimalist music marathon
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Nine Questions
Dave Mustaine, Megadeth
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Live
Metal Movement Tour, The Rock, Monday, Nov. 8
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Rhythm & Views
Elliott Smith
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Rhythm & Views
Twisted Sister
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Rhythm & Views
Pavement
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Top Ten in Music
CD City's top sales for the week
Arts
Cruelty and Forgiveness
Arizona Opera presents 'Cinderella' without all the hocus pocus
Chamber Salvation
A former Cleveland Orchestra player makes music and performance his retirement hobbies
The Need to Paint
Some 125 of the city's artists open their studios to the general public
Books
Lovin' Kansas
J.M. Hayes' latest is a light, fun little book--but why won't he write about Tucson again?
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best sellers for the week
Chow
Chili in Formation
As the weather cools down, how does some delicious duck chili sound?
Comics
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