- Issue Archive for
- Jul 21-27, 2011
- Vol. 28, No. 22
Opinion
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Danehy
A review of the good (downtown), the bad (hypocrisy) and the ugly (closed pools) in Tucson
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Downing
Welcome to July, a month of Murdoch and monsoons
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Guest Commentary
Center for Biological Diversity: Our goal is to save species, not make money
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Editor's Note
Beep, Beep
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Mailbag
Tourism > the military
Currents
This Land is Your Land
Arizona's state parks are in trouble after Republican budget cuts and funding raids
Beat the Clock
With jobs few and far between, unemployed Arizonans bemoan the Legislature's failure to act
Take Me to Your Leader
Dennis DeConcini discusses the search for the UA's next president
A Surprise Sale
The auction of a downtown parcel of land shocks some artists
Transparency, Please
Residents devastated by the Sierra Vista-area Monument Fire demand answers
Crossing Zone
The Monument Fire area is a well-known drug- smuggler area, border law-enforcement officers say
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The Skinny
The battle over the debt ceiling rages on in Washington...Who wants to be the Republican candidate for mayor?
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Weekly Wide Web
Virtual Tucson wizardry; The week on The Range; Comment of the week; and more!
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Media Watch
Power 1490 gets its much delayed chance to say goodbye; April Madison back at the weather desk; and more!
TQ&A
Regina Deil-Amen
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Police Dispatch
The lengths people will go to for air conditioning; The perils of bath salts
City Week
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City Week
Movies for kids (and adults) at The Loft; Jessica Finchot; The beach comes to Tucson; and more!
Cinema
No Bother At All
The new 'Winnie the Pooh' film has the same feel as the vintage cartoons
Involving Mystery
Italy boosts film noir with the compelling, if not wholly satisfying, "The Double Hour"
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Now Showing at Home
Insidious (Blu-ray); Robot Chicken: Star Wars III (Blu-ray); Rango (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending July 17, 2011
Music
Chosen Rejects
Refer to the bands on the Slaughter Survivors tour as 'leftovers' at your own risk
Cello Pop
Ben Sollee brings his unique, soulful sound to Club Congress
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Soundbites
Music live from The Red Room; Latino rock at Solar Culture; Flor de Muertos returns; and much more!
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Nine Questions
Christabelle Merrill
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Live
Saint Maybe, The Cordials, Red Room at Grill, July 18
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records' top sales for the week ending July 17, 2011
Arts
Timeless Laughs
The Comedy Playhouse honors the works of humorist Robert Benchley
Cheap Shots
Pictures taken by plastic cameras get their artistic due
Books
A Barbaric Business
This true story of a Mexican drug assassin may disturb you
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Top Ten in Books
Antigone Books' best-sellers for the week ending July 15, 2011
Chow
Art That's Delicious
Hana Tokyo brings beautiful sushi to the southside's Tucson Spectrum
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Noshing Around
Union Public House; Shaved-Ice in Tucson; A new spice place; and more!
Comics
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