- Issue Archive for
- Apr 2-8, 2009
- Vol. 26, No. 6
Opinion
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Danehy
GOP legislators' refusal to raise taxes and only make cuts will harm the public they're 'serving'
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O'Sullivan
Americans are already too distracted ... and now we're talking about legalizing pot?!
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Guest Commentary
Three degrees, a lot of experience, only one unsuccessful job interview
Currents
Trashing Arizona
Illegal immigrants dump tons of waste in the wilderness every day—and it's devastating the environment
Silent Protest
The UA Pride Alliance finds an angelic way to counter Brother Jed and Sister Cindy
A Dog's Life
Petland stores feel the heat over a puppy-mill protest
Considering the Alternative
House Democrats unveil their budget plan for Arizona
Green Houses
Two county programs promote the construction of eco-friendly homes
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Media Watch
Digital Transition Comes Early To KUAT
Tucson Q&A
Edria Johnson
City Week
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Pick of the Week
A Folking Good Time
Cinema
Oh, the Humanity
Jesse Eisenberg shines in this realistic, funny coming-of-age flick
Crazy Creatures
The funny 'Monsters vs. Aliens' edges DreamWorks ever closer to Pixar territory
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Now Showing at Home
"Big Stan," "Watchmen: Tales of the Black Freighter and Under the Hood," "Never Say Never Again (Blu-Ray)," and "Bolt (Blu-Ray and Digital Copy)"
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
Intangibly Good
After three years, acoustic duo Ryanhood is finally releasing new album 'The World Awaits'
Feeling in the Music
Al Perry's old-school twang gets the treatment it deserves from legendary sound engineer Jack Miller
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Nine Questions
Janet K. Miller
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Live
Junius, Juarez, The Hundred Days, Plush, Friday, March 27
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Rhythm & Views
The Runaway Five
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Rhythm & Views
Blind Pilot
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Rhythm & Views
Clem Snide
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records top sales for the week
Arts
Plays After Dark
Two new late-night theater efforts follow in the footsteps of LTW's successful Etcetera series
Books
Sacrificial Lands
Gregory McNamee has gone and written an environmental manifesto
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books best-sellers for the week
Chow
Chinese on the Santa Cruz
Dragon('s) View is back in top form in the hands of owner Harry Gee
Savoring the Region
A second look at Signature Grill reveals delicious food and fine service
Comics
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