- Issue Archive for
- Jun 2-8, 2005
- Vol. 22, No. 14
Opinion
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Danehy
Note to heteros: If you don't want to get married, then you shouldn't get the benefits of being married
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Downing
Be sure to keep your fellow creatures in mind this summer
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Guest Commentary
A year after a serious injury, lucidity happens
On Immigration
A note from the editor.
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Currents
Catastrophe in Care
Hospitals are being crippled by the costs of treating migrants--and that could be just the start of an immigrant-related health crisis
Traffic Tie-Ups
The city pays up to a half-million dollars for another study regarding the proposed Aviation Parkway extension
Tax a Lot
Small cuts in Pima County's tax rate are devoured by a steady increase in property values
Flunkies
The Sierra Club grades the Arizona Legislature
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The Range
A recap of last week's news
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Media Watch
A Final Fling on Pulitzer's Bling?
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Legal Briefs
Unexpected Discovery and Disclosure in the Stidham Murder
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T Q&A
Tucson Q&A with Annie Bunker
City Week
Pick
Tucson in Twilight
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cinema
Tedious 'Yard'
Messrs. Sandler and Reynolds have produced a film lacking in levity and virtue
Unanimous Decision
Ron Howard, Russell Crowe and Paul Giamatti all shine again in 'Cinderella Man'
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Now Showing at Home
"Sling Blade: Exclusive Director's Cut," "Rebel Without a Cause" and "Seinfeld: Season 4"
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
Individual Talent
Of Montreal's 'The Sunlandic Twins' dances with its influences
Ol' Dirty Projectors
Art for Don Henley's sake comes to Solar Culture
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Nine Questions
Carl Lemon
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Live
Queens of the Stone Age, Rialto Theatre, Saturday, May 28
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Rhythm & Views
Coachwhips
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Rhythm & Views
Son Volt
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Rhythm & Views
Audioslave
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Top Ten in Music
CD City's top sales for the week
Arts
Off to Canada
The controversial executive director of the Tucson Poetry Festival says goodbye
The Coyote Stars
Native American tales provide the basis for a new, 30-minute NEW ARTiculations dance number
Water, Water Everywhere
Despite the heat, Saturday night's Summer Art Cruise keeps things flowing with its nautical theme
Books
Something to Believe In
Bisbee's Bill Carter tells a story of his life, the war in Sarajevo and rebirth in 'Fools Rush In'
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books best-sellers for the week
Chow
Jumping to Serve
Some Tucson restaurants could learn a thing or two about service from the new chain in town
Comics
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