- Issue Archive for
- Jul 21-27, 2005
- Vol. 22, No. 21
Opinion
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Danehy
Tom takes us inside his hip-hop mailbag--and he actually apologizes
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Tuttle
A trip to a more temperate location can be just the thing to overcome the Tucson summer doldrums
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Guest Commentary
Buying DeGrazia on eBay: a tribute
Money and Power
A note from the editor.
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Currents
Little Houses
As Tucson's housing market booms, more people, like Jennie Morales, are losing their homes--legally--to predatory lenders
Death on Trial
Two activists test immigration's legal waters
Loop Leap
The new transportation plan would complete the Barraza-Aviation Parkway--at a cost of $300 million
The Big Boost
The city gives away $3.5 million to lure a company that raked in $1.6 billion last quarter
Expensive Medicine
While bankruptcies skyrocket, a study shows medical bills are largely to blame
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The Range
A recap of last week's news
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Legal Briefs
Unexpected Discovery and Disclosure in the Stidham Murder
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Media Watch
Eat More Media
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T Q&A
Tucson Q&A with Daniel Fiederlein
City Week
Pick
Holistic Parenting
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cinema
From Pimp to Rap
'Hustle & Flow' has a lot going against it, but its star and director push it to success
Candied Cinema
Tim Burton returns to greatness--and Johnny Depp remains there--with 'Chocolate Factory'
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Now Showing at Home
"Bill and Ted's Most Excellent Collection," "Scarecrow," "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (Unrated Edition)," and "The Sopranos: The Complete Fifth Season"
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
Tell It to the Ears
Here's Anders Parker's gimmick: He seems incapable of making bad music
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Nine Questions
James Hudson
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Live
Not Breathing, Le Flange Du Mal, Eztiger, and Metrognome vs. Genetic at Solar Culture Gallery, Friday, July 15
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Rhythm & Views
Graham Parker
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Rhythm & Views
Pernice Brothers
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Rhythm & Views
Dark New Day
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Top Ten in Music
Hear's Music top sales for the week
Arts
Artistic Appointments
Obsidian follows up on a successful furniture show at MOCA with a showcase of smaller, homier creations
Refreshing Images
This Platform photography show may be without an organizing principle, but mini-themes abound
Books
Outdoor Reminiscences
Ken Lamberton's latest book combines beautiful essays he wrote while behind bars
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Top Ten in Books
Reader's Oasis best-sellers for the week
Chow
Culinary Fusion
Wok n' Sushi brings Southwestern-influenced Asian food to the southside
Comics
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