- Issue Archive for
- Apr 7-13, 2011
- Vol. 28, No. 7
Opinion
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Danehy
Ladies and gentlemen, your next Fiesta Bowl CEO
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Messina
When it comes to food security, food freedom and water conservation, aquaponics is a win-win-win
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Guest Commentary
Arizona's neo-secessionist bills are crazy—and unconstitutional
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Mailbag
Danehy's Arguments Against No More Deaths Feature Numerous Red Herrings
Currents
Digging for Dollars
The drug cartels have made Nogales the tunnel capital of the Southwestern border
Men Only
The local Women's Commission backs a complaint against the Tucson Country Club
Game Over
Republicans balance the state budget on the backs of the working poor, the universities and the state parks
Guns Everywhere!
A bill that will legalize firearms in public buildings approaches the finish line
Building Big
A 756-resident student-housing project has West University neighbors concerned
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The Skinny
Jeff Flake breaks a million. ... Asta la vista? ... Remembering Gabe Zimmerman. ... So long, Sweeney ... and more!
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Weekly Wide Web
Please Stop the Autoplay Ads; The week on The Range; Comment of the week; Best of WWW; and more!
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Media Watch
KVOA names news director, continues search for station manager
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T Q&A
Kaitlin Meadows
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Police Dispatch
Some enchanted evening; a chip and a parrot on the shoulder
City Week
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City Week
The Invisible Theatre presents: Painting the Town Red; Pete Fine CD-release and recital; Don Giovanni; "Yuri's Night"
Cinema
Role Model
This story of a young surfer who overcomes a shark attack is a safe bet
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending April 3, 2011
Fright Time
'Insidious' takes the tired, old haunted-house plot device and makes it scary again
Music
All D.I.Y.
A three-day music fest features more than 60 bands—every one of them independent
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Soundbites
Celebrate the season optimist-ically; One night, two great shows for two great causes; Hunx vs. The Christian Outsiders; On the bandwagon
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Nine Questions
Matt Faulk
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Live
Kronos Quartet, UA Centennial Hall, Sunday, April 3
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records' top sales for the week ending April 3, 2011
Arts
Love Hurts
Etcetera's 'Dying City' and Winding Road's 'Talley's Folly' are stories well told
Dark Humor
The works of Francisco Goya are converted into dance and theater—with decidedly modern twists
Luscious and Sensuous
The UA shows off amazing glass art from south of the border
Books
Shifts in Story
Frankie MacFarlane is back in a gripping, layered whodunit
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending April 1, 2011
Chow
Island Eats
The Hawaiian barbecue at Mama's is A-OK; everything else could use some work
Comics
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