• Issue Archive for
  • Aug 6-12, 2009
  • Vol. 26, No. 24

Opinion

  • Danehy

    Text your friends: Tom thinks something's wrong with youngsters today
    • by Tom Danehy

  • O'Sullivan

    So long, folks: Catherine's packing up and leaving Tucson
    • by Catherine O'Sullivan

  • Guest Commentary

    Western scientists: Macho B died for your sins
    • by Steve Pavlik

Currents

  • » Cover Story - Feature

    • Doing Too Much?

    Libby Wright and The Giving Tree face violation claims, neighbor complaints and accusations of wrongdoing
    • by Mari Herreras
  • Currents Feature

    • Pricey Passageway

    Downtowners prepare to celebrate the completion of the new Fourth Avenue underpass
    • by Dave Devine
  • Currents Feature

    • Meeting With the Secretary

    Has the Interior Department opened a window to migrant aid on the Buenos Aires?
    • by Tim Vanderpool
  • Currents Feature

    • Imaging the Future

    A UA lab works to make cancer treatment personalized rather than just one-size-fits-all
    • by Sarah Jacoby

  • The Skinny

    • by Dave Devine, Mari Herreras, Jim Nintzel and Tim Vanderpool

  • Media Watch

    Lee Earnings Tumble, Bednarek joins KGVY
    • by John Schuster

  • T Q&A

    Richy Feinberg
    • by Mari Herreras

City Week

Cinema

  • Cinema Feature

    • Seriously Humorous

    'Funny People' masterfully mixes heavy moments with ample hilarity
    • by Bob Grimm

  • Now Showing at Home

    I Love You, Man, Repulsion (Blu-Ray), Jim Breuer: Let's Clear the Air, Robot Chicken: Star Wars—Episode II
    • by Bob Grimm

Music

  • Music Feature

    • Natural Sounds

    Bowerbirds get inspiration from the wilds for their acoustic, spare arrangements
    • by Gene Armstrong

  • Live

    The Handsome Family, Daniel Knox
    • by Eric Swedlund

Arts

  • Review

    • Conspirators in Cool

    The CCP's Robert Mapplethorpe show includes way too many bland celebrity pics
    • by Margaret Regan

Books

  • Book Feature

    • Scrambled Men

    Eve Wood effectively explains how to heal after betrayal—but a couple of chapters make dubious claims about men
    • by Paul Wine

Chow

  • Chow Feature

    • About Execution

    Create Café has splendid fries—but some entrées lack ingredients and flavor
    • by Jacqueline Kuder

Comics


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