- Issue Archive for
- Jan 19-25, 2012
- Vol. 28, No. 48
Opinion
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Serraglio
All politics is no longer local—and locals are paying the price as a result
Open for Business
A new medical-marijuana center in Tucson takes a one-stop-shop approach
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Guest Commentary
With Bob Barker's help, the Tucson City Council can keep Connie and Shaba together
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Editor's Note
Appalling Times
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Mailbag
DEA is unlikely to do anything about a marijuana schedule change; Appreciation for our Jan. 8 anniversary coverage; A correction
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Danehy
Thoughts on the upcoming election and the impending death of the middle class
Currents
What Now?
Confusion reigns after the TUSD board votes to eliminate ethnic studies
In the Works
Rumors, notes and half-truths regarding this year's legislative elections
Pro or Con?
A popular neighborhood program withers from neglect that proponents think may be business-driven
Thirsty Tourists?
The town of Tombstone claims the U.S. Forest Service is threatening its water supply
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Weekly Wide Web
Wi-Fi and Your Washing Machine
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The Skinny
Jan Brewer's new budget sets lofty goals for education in Arizona; Republicans won't have Jon Huntsman to kick around anymore; Your Project White House 2012 update!
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Media Watch
Allen Kath Honored With Golden Mic Award
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Police Dispatch
Watch where you point that finger; The problem with "Migs"
TQ&A
Christopher Ward
City Week
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City Week
Turn the tables on the media; The Father Brown mysteries; Remembering Public Enemy #1; A rising star of classical guitar
Cinema
It Never Ends
The year 2011 in film had some good — and a whole lot of terrible
Disingenuous Journey
'Extremely Loud' packs a wallop at the end—but the rest of the film is too manipulative
Smuggle Bungle
Numerous silly twists and surprisingly subpar performances doom 'Contraband'
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Now Showing at Home
Belle de Jour; Boardwalk Empire: The Complete First Season (Blu-ray); Moneyball (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Jan. 15, 2012
Music
Rare Finds
A small Tucson record label is making big waves by re-releasing obscure psychedelic albums
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Soundbites
Celebrating Rich Hopkins; Mean Beans say goodbye; Ska!; and more!
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Nine Questions
Carlos Arzate
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Live
Concert for the Fund for Civility, Respect and Understanding, Fox Tucson Theatre, Jan. 15
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Top Ten in Music
Toxic Ranch Records' top sales for the week ending Jan. 13, 2012
Arts
Justice Is Served
The Gaslight Theatre is its usual silly, fun self with 'The Two Amigos'
Despite the Hardships
Powerful works make UAMA's uneven 'Border Project' worth a visit
Books
African Adventures
Tucsonan Richard Grant details his attempt to make history in 'Crazy River'
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending Jan. 13, 2012
Chow
Charming Cottage
This popular midtown spot offers a limited menu of delicious Polish treats
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Noshing Around
Breakfast at Hacienda del Sol; More frozen custard comes to town; Citrus, citrus, citrus; Fat Tuesday for the Food Bank; and more!
Comics
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