- Issue Archive for
- Feb 18-24, 2010
- Vol. 26, No. 52
Opinion
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Danehy
Welcome to Prescott-Prescott Valley, perhaps the wackiest place in Arizona
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Serraglio
These desert rains? Those record-breaking snow storms? They're all signs of severe climate change
Guest Opinion
Louder jets at Davis-Monthan will infringe on citizens' rights and damage Tucsonans' quality of life
Currents
The Death of Josseline
An excerpt from 'Weekly' scribe Margaret Regan's new book featuring dispatches from the Arizona-Mexico border
In the Pipeline
Jesse Kelly may not like federal spending, but it is bringing millions to his family's construction business
White Elephant on Ajo
As TEP enters perhaps its final year of spring training, community members look back at its checkered history
Don't Got You Covered
Lawmakers enjoy low-cost benefits while they take potshots at the poor
Housing Democracy
Ignored by the UA, Project Vote Smart starts to look for a new home
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The Skinny
Hayworth vs. McCain: the GOP vs. itself; Who needs one of them fancy fiscal analysis things, anyways?; Unhealthy Arizona; Sitting out the primaries
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Media Watch
UA reviewing credential policies following NCAA violations
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T Q&A
Jodi Netzer
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Weekly Wide Web
Waving to the Buzz
City Week
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City Week
David Bagga Book-signing; Reading by John D'Agata; Pima Community College presents Cinderella; Western Round Up by Barry Sapp and Susan Evans
Cinema
Tolstoy, Plus Boobs
Despite its pretentiousness, 'The Last Station' is actually an amusing, breast-filled romantic comedy
Bad Doggy
'The Wolfman' doesn't quite succeed, despite a fine effort from Benicio Del Toro
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Now Showing at Home
WWII in HD; Law Abiding Citizen (Blu-ray); You, the Living
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
Band of Contentment
The veteran musicians of Garboski get set to release their first full album
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Live
Brazilian Fest: Batucaxé, Capoeira Malandragem, Key Ingredients of African Soul
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Nine Questions
Mario Cordova
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Top Ten in Music
The 17th Street Guitar and World Music Store top sales for the week
Arts
Simple Love Story
Winding Road celebrates humor and hope in a 'Frankie and Johnny' production that lacks depth
Artistic Melting Pot
Chamber Music PLUS creatively fuses music and theater
Books
Living Laboriously
Gabriel Thompson tells the stories of immigrants and others who do backbreaking work for low wages
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books best-sellers for the week
Chow
Little Places
A round of applause, please, for two dives that serve up mighty Mexican food
Comics
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