• Issue Archive for
  • Apr 16-22, 2009
  • Vol. 26, No. 8

Opinion

  • Danehy

    The City Council's decision to fire Mike Hein will hurt the community for years to come
    • by Tom Danehy

  • O'Sullivan

    Marijuana should stay illegal, because only the law saves some kidsfrom the grip of drugs
    • by Catherine O'Sullivan

  • Guest Commentary

    Fear and loathing in the Qwest customer-service trenches
    • by David Kish

Currents

  • Feature

    • Bloodbath at City Hall

    City Manager Mike Hein got along with lots of people—but not four members of the City Council
    • by Jim Nintzel
  • Currents Feature

    • Caffeinated Crusade

    Just Coffee raises the bar for free trade
    • by Tim Vanderpool
  • Currents Feature

    • Positive Signs

    A proposed settlement could finally bring Tucson's billboard battle to an end
    • by Dave Devine
  • Currents Feature

    • Cannabis Cultivation

    U.S. Forest Service land is increasingly fertile ground for pot plants grown by Mexican cartels
    • by Leo W. Banks

  • T Q&A

    Rachelle Diaz
    • by Mari Herreras

  • Media Watch

    'Explorer' Endures Another Round of Layoffs

City Week

  • City Week

    • by Lissette Ledesma, Austin Counts and Leila Abu-Saada

Cinema

  • Cinema Feature

    • Compelling Case

    '12' is like '12 Angry Men,' except that it's Russian, and it takes place in a high school gym
  • Cinema Feature

    • Mall Nut

    'Observe and Report' delivers a healthy dose of laughs—and gasps
    • by Bob Grimm

Music

  • Live

    Mark Olson and Gary Louris
    • by Eric Swedlund

Arts

  • Review

    • Dancing Queen

    UA graduate Sara Braslow’s job: keeping ‘Mamma Mia!’ performers in step
    • by Margaret Regan
  • Review

    • Just Genius

    All-time greats in music and math are at the center of two newly opened plays
    • by James Reel

Books

  • Book Feature

    • Brothers at Odds

    Sibling betrayal is prominent in Johnny D. Boggs' latest novel
    • by Jarret Keene

Chow

  • Chow Feature

    • Latin Invasion

    With an ambitious menu and a lot of color, Sur Real is making its mark
    • by Rita Connelly

Comics


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