- Issue Archive for
- Jul 28 - Aug 3, 2011
- Vol. 28, No. 23
Opinion
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Danehy
State Republicans are fighting the Independent Redistricting Commission—and the possibility of Democrats winning more races
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Messina
The Tucson Circle of the Shamanic Arts gathers to explore connection to all things - even the weather
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Guest Commentary
In New Mexico, bullies have stopped the state's involvement in the Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Program
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Mailbag
Keep people enrolled in AHCCCS; No-growthers are hurting Tucson
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Editor's Note
Black Thursday
Currents
I Am Muslim, I Am America
Tucson's Islamic population helps define our community
Living on the Edge
Food stamps, rather than medical coverage, are all one homeless man has to keep him alive
The Equality of Knowledge
An innovative UA library program aims to make libraries inviting to all
Lunatics, Lovers and Poets
ATC's Summer on Stage program casts teens in challenging roles
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The Skinny
Pima Community College looks for a new prominent employee; Tyler Vogt spams the city; Battles over Tucson water; Copper and a PR machine
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Weekly Wide Web
Can we trust the GOP with the Internet?; The week on The Range; Comment of the week; and more!
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Media Watch
Layoffs at the Arizona Daily Star signal big trouble at Lee Enterprises.
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Police Dispatch
Bath salts strike again; Don't put lunch meats on cars
TQ&A
Stephanie Arendt
City Week
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City Week
Boys and Men's Choral Festival; A golf tournament for displaced animals; Powwow for trees; and more!
Cinema
Pretty on the Surface
'Captain America' has plenty of beefcake, but it falls short of other superhero flicks
Better Than Advertised
'Love' isn't particularly crazy or stupid, but it is engaging
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Now Showing at Home
The Reef (Blu-ray); Fast Times at Ridgemont High (Blu-ray); Limitless (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending July 24, 2011
Music
Cults Following
An 'accidental band' can barely keep up with its own success
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Soundbites
Al Perry, visual artist; Ukulele-Fest; Monsoon Mania; and more!
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Nine Questions
Roger McGuinn
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Live
Bob Dylan, AVA at Casino del Sol, July 19
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Top Ten in Music
The 17th St. Guitar and World Music Store's top sales for the week ending July 21, 2011
Arts
Half Empty, Half Full
Live Theatre Workshop examines the gender revolution in time-leaping 'Half and Half'
Tell Me a Story—Not
Now Theatre triumphs in knock-down, punch-in-the-gut 'Pillowman'
A Big Honor for Big Jim
Tucson's pioneering folklorist earns a major National Endowment for the Arts fellowship
Books
Teacher's Pedagogy
'Here I Am a Writer' will inspire the most jaded educator
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' top sales for the week ending July 22, 2011
Chow
Soul Food With Soul
The Onyx Room fills a gap in Tucson's culinary scene
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Noshing Around
The Fat Greek Restaurant folks open a farm; From truck to restaurant; Janos plants pumpkins; Breaking happy hour news.
Comics
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