- Issue Archive for
- Apr 1-7, 2010
- Vol. 27, No. 6
Opinion
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Danehy
Stoners may get the last laugh—in California, at least
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Downing
A disturbing revelation: Downtown Phoenix has recently become ... nice
Guest Opinion
Spring training's departure from Tucson is just another sign that MLB is ditching smaller-town fans
Currents
A Mythic Proposition
A 'Tucson Weekly' investigation reveals that lawmakers have a new plan for Arizona government: turning over the keys to a private corporation
Canned Hunt
Special interests seek to stack the Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Borrowed Money
Ray Carroll's outspokenness about county debt may be leading to animosity
Border Gadgets
Illegal crossers have motivated a series of fascinating technological innovations
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The Skinny
John McCain pals around with Sarah Palin ... more sick news from the state's health-care battle with the feds ... school's out for TUSD boss Elizabeth Celania-Fagen ... and more!
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Media Watch
Arnold leaving KOLD after a decade; Benson leaves KVOA for a position in Florida
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Weekly Wide Web
Stimulate This!
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Police Dispatch
Extreme parking-lot rage; let's do it in the cart
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T Q&A
Lori Kiefer
City Week
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City Week
Dispatches: The Killing Zone screening; Author M.E. Harrigan; Author Karen Anderson; Papers screening
Cinema
Misguided Youth
'Fish Tank' is a splendid film that will horrify you
Boy Meets Reptile
'How to Train Your Dragon' is no 'Up,' but it's engaging and enjoyable
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Now Showing at Home
Toy Story and Toy Story 2 (Blu-ray); Fantastic Mr. Fox (Blu-ray); The Men Who Stare at Goats (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
A Lot Going On
Spectacles, testicles and complex music: Welcome to the twisted world of Mr. Free and the Satellite Freakout
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Soundbites
It's festival season; in the barrio; transmogrify this!; short takes; on the bandwagon
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Live
Ramsey Lewis Trio and Patti Austin
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Nine Questions
Neil Collins
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Top Ten in Music
The 17th St. Guitar and World Music Store top sales for the week
Arts
Printing Laughs
The two stars make Arizona Onstage's 'Gutenberg!' a hilarious, energetic romp
Capturing the Zeitgeist
The life and art of Andy Warhol are depicted in two complementary shows
Books
Brave New Future
The finale of Charles Bowden's coffee-table-book trilogy shines a light on the harsh, ever-changing West
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books best-sellers for the week
Chow
Glorious Meat 'n' Potatoes
Inca's Peruvian Cuisine has mastered the art of simple, flavorful food combinations
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Noshing Around
Food Wars; New Farmers' Markets; Diablos Sports Bar and Grill; Guiseppe's
Comics
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