- Issue Archive for
- Jul 15-21, 2010
- Vol. 27, No. 21
Opinion
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Danehy
Tucson used to have an identity; now it has an identity crisis
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Messina
Yes, the economy is tough, but Arizona State Parks deserve funding and support
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Guest Commentary
A motivational proposal to solve the border/immigration mess once and for all!
Currents
¡Salvador!
The life and mythology of Tucson's stomp-box king
Revolution Rock
Arizona musicians and artists mobilize against SB 1070—and ask touring artists to join the cause
Punches and Politics
A candidate says he's ready to fight for the people—but his criminal record shows he's also fought with them
Open and Shut
Has the troubled Hermitage Cat Shelter finally turned a corner?
Exuberance Abounds
Downtown Tucson Partnership head Michael Keith giddily insists that the future is quite bright
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The Skinny
Jonathan Paton collects a big mileage reimbursement from his campaign funds … Republican candidates throw in the towel before the primary … John McCain finally faces challenger J.D. Hayworth in televised debates this week … and more!
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Media Watch
KLPX hopes ‘Frank Show’ move revives ratings
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Weekly Wide Web
What's in a Font?
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T Q&A
Elizabeth Davison
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Police Dispatch
Wrong house; At lease he wore a sheet
City Week
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City Week
“Flower Trouser,” part of Trash to Treasures: Recycled Art Show; The Dirty, by Brandon Shimmel; Ecstatic Dance’s “Sweat IT Out!”; Screening of The Endless Summer
Cinema
Her Real Self
Joan Rivers comes off as monstrous, yet talented and charming in 'A Piece of Work'
Monster Mishmash
'Predators': too much talk, not enough action
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Now Showing at Home
A Single Man; Stones in Exile; The Last Station
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending July 11, 2010
Music
It's the Singer
Blues great Bettye LaVette relates to the songs written by the 'children' of British rock
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Soundbites
A big Wednesday; Short takes;
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Live
Monotonix, Mr. Free and the Satellite Freakout
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Nine Questions
Jennie Grabel
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Top Ten in Music
The 17th St. Guitar and World Music Store top sales for the week ending July 8, 2010
Arts
Old-Fashioned Humor
Comedy Playhouse resurrects Victorian confection in 'Marriage Margin Call'
Tile Roofs and Borrowed Styles
Josias Joesler's many influences on the look of the Old Pueblo are on display in 'Tucson Architect'
Books
The Ultimate Real-Guy
Elizabeth Gunn's latest Jake Hines novel has lots of character—but the plot is confusing and rushed
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Top Ten in Books
Antigone Books best-sellers for the week ending July 9, 2010
Chow
Completely Casual
Chaco's Café serves up Mexican breakfasts and lunches with a smile
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Noshing Around
Five Guys Burgers; Flavor of India; Garlic, Tomatoes and Basil; Peaches and Corn; World of Chocolate; Update: May's Counter Chicken and Waffles
Comics
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