- Issue Archive for
- Mar 4-10, 2010
- Vol. 27, No. 2
Opinion
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Danehy
When it comes to the Oscars, Tom is on team 'Hurt Locker'
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Downing
Our city government's actions involving nature are driving me nuts
Guest Opinion
The five conservatives on the U.S. Supreme Court may soon destroy many environmental laws
Currents
Death by Study
Scientists keep fighting to explain high instances of childhood leukemia in Sierra Vista—even as the government has given up
Dollars vs. Neighborhoods
Tucson Electric Power mulls over a controversial transmission-line route
Sunny Solutions
Tucsonans move to solar energy with the help of rebates and tax credits
Trash Troubles
A private-landfill proposal in Marana has residents, politicians and lobbyists spinning
Winged Threat
An invasive moth that feasts on prickly pear species is moving closer to Arizona
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The Skinny
Dashing for dollars; earmark remarks; Antenori moves up
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Media Watch
KVOA, KMSB to end news partnership; Ann Brown lands PR gig with Caliber Group; Spindle accepts tv position in Phoenix; Belo inks Anderson as new sales manager
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Police Dispatch
Bumping Bronco; you can have my crutches when you pry them from my cold, dead hands
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Weekly Wide Web
Micro-Newsonomics
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T Q&A
Sylvia Haskvitz
City Week
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City Week
"What's the Matter With Matter? How the Universe Lost Its Antimatter and Why It Became So Dark;" Ken Olson Foundation Benefit; "What's Blooming?" wildflower tours; Arizona Bass Players Festival
Cinema
Buddy Bummer
A cranky Bruce Willis and a surprisingly tame mood ultimately bring down 'Cop Out'
Something in the Water
This old-fashioned horror film has ample scares and fun suspense
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Now Showing at Home
The Vicious Kind; Cold Souls; Ponyo (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
Hooked on Garage
The Lords of Altamont are all about the sex, the rock 'n' roll and the partying
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Soundbites
Local cd-release roundup; don't disappear on Friday; celebrate the blues; short takes
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Live
Andrew Collberg, Will Elliott, Rory O'Rear, Bajo Turbato, Clay Koweek
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Nine Questions
Mike Wilkins
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records top sales for the week
Arts
Quirks of Comedy
These two mostly well-done plays may offend some, and amuse others
Hard-Core Art
Rogue tackles three challenging one-acts by Irish playwright Beckett
Making Light Dance
Longtime teacher/curator Harold Jones finally shows off his own photography work
Books
Relationships Revealed
The nature of marriage is explored in the disjointed if alluring 'Butterflies of Grand Canyon'
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books best-sellers for the week
Chow
All About the Bread
Kool Tortas makes inexpensive, homestyle food that your abuela would be proud of
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Noshing Around
Coffee Art; Nan Tian BBQ; New Eastside Farmers' Market; Noshing Notes
Comics
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