- Issue Archive for
- Apr 29 - May 5, 2010
- Vol. 27, No. 10
Opinion
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Danehy
How did the Tea Party folks do on Tom's U.S. Constitution quiz?
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Downing
Into the garden with Gene and George—and your neighbors
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Mailbag
Legalize Marijuana, Because God Says So; Legalizing Drugs Leads to Lower Drug-Use Rates
Currents
The Krentz Bonfire
Will the murder of a respected Cochise County rancher change anything on our border?
Have You Seen Kobe?
At least six bulldogs have been stolen locally during the month of April
Putting Down Roots
As the focus of Rio Nuevo shifts, supporters of the Mission Gardens project seek donations and volunteers
Sympathy vs. Truth
Defense attorneys say that some victims' rights laws go too far
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The Skinny
Is Arizona really the meth lab of democracy? … Why your taxes will go up and your job opportunities will go down if you don’t approve Prop 100 … The Southern Arizona Leadership Council has some ideas on how to fix city government … and more
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Media Watch
Bob Lee joins Silver Circle
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Weekly Wide Web
Facebook Wants You to 'Like' Us
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T Q&A
David Quist
City Week
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City Week
Juice Box art exhibit; My Addiction Gallery grand opening; Orchestras Feeding America benefit concert: "Vive la France!": "Living in Harmony With the Sun"
Cinema
Life Underwater
'Oceans' takes the nature documentary to a whole new level
Mercenary Mess
'The Losers' is a convoluted and largely uninteresting failure
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Now Showing at Home
The Descent: Part 2; Avatar (Blu-ray); Crazy Heart (Blu-ray);
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
Not Going Backward
Chris Hillman, former member of the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers, headlines the all-free Tucson Folk Festival
Battered and Bruised
Baroness draws on old-world fables and romantic poetry to create its own brand of metal/indie rock
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Soundbites
Slutes and Hopkins = silver anniversary; celebrating cinco; on the bandwagon
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Live
The Avett Brothers, Truth and Salvage Co.
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Nine Questions
Lew Barbieri
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Top Ten in Music
Toxic Ranch Records top sales for the week
Arts
Live on the Radio
A new group brings new life to an old-school form of theater
Imagined Places
Matt Cotten captures the joys and horrors of children's books
Chekhov and Simon
Two small theaters take on masterful playwrights, with varying degrees of success
Books
Unequal Opportunity
Don't let the professorial, romanticized tone dissuade you: 'Reflections in Place' packs power
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books best-sellers for the week
Chow
Prime Time
The meat at Bob's Steak and Chop House is ridiculously good—and ridiculously expensive
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Noshing Around
Coming Soon: Sweet Things Cupcake Shoppe; Harvest Moon Moving; CaffeNation Expands; AgaveFest; In-N-Out Burger Update
Comics
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