- Issue Archive for
- Apr 12-18, 2012
- Vol. 29, No. 8
Opinion
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Danehy
Tom looks into his crystal ball to analyze the special congressional election
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Serraglio
Randy has the boob-tube-advertising blues
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Guest Commentary
Citizens team up with city officials to try to keep Tucson cool
Limits and Liability
Most growers will find their efforts illegal when dispensaries open—if their efforts aren't already illegal
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Editor's Note
On Our To-Do List
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Mailbag
If Frank Antenori gets to decide if he wants to obey laws, we should decide if we want to pay him; More on Daniel Patterson
Currents
The Sleeping Mexican Wakes Up
Two Tucson women seek to rehabilitate the most notorious Mexican stereotype of all
Shooting Gallery
South Tucson's greyhound track skirts the law by doping dogs outside of the city
Primary Appeal
Republicans pick a nominee on Tuesday, April 17, for the special congressional election
When Development Comes ...
A group of UA grad students offers ideas on the future of Tangerine Road
Open Process
After criticism, Pima Community College officials promise transparency in the search for a new chancellor
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The Skinny
Stop the Polluter Protection Act!; Tucson gets to keep its elections; DOJ says OK to IRC congressional maps; and more!
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Police Dispatch
Don't urinate on the product; Steel Reserve stories
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Media Watch
More shakeups at KGUN; KVOI adds Huckabee; and more!
TQ&A
Brittany Mazur
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Weekly Wide Web
It's Not Censorship
City Week
Laughing Skeptically
Evolution of Comedy Tour at Laffs
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City Week
Tucson's finest film fest; Yay for free speech!; Go see Little Joe; Airplanes!
Cinema
Again, With Hindsight
'Touchback' transfers the structure of 'It's a Wonderful Life' to a high school football field
Hide the Pies
'American Reunion' is the second-best film in the series—but that's not saying much
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Now Showing at Home
The Divide; Mystery Science Theater 3000: XXIII; War Horse (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending April 8, 2012
Music
Slop Rock for Flat Tops
The musical multitaskers of Otherly Love celebrate Friday the 13th with a new album
Summerdog Returns
For the first time in three decades, this legendary Tucson band will take the stage
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Soundbites
You should really go see fIREHOSE; St. Vincent and tUnE-yArDs as well; and a bunch of other shows too.
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Nine Questions
Tana Kelch
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Live
Arlo Guthrie, Fox Tucson Theatre, April 5
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Top Ten in Music
Toxic Ranch Records' top sales for the week ending April 7, 2012
Arts
Two Newer Plays
Etcetera's 'Touch' provokes thought, while Borderlands' 'Lidless' overreaches
Taming Albee
Winding Road's competent 'Virginia Woolf' leaves you longing for the classic film
Fabric Expressions
The Arizona State Museum's 'Hopi Quilts' show illustrates a collision of cultures
Books
Down but Not Out
Dagoberto Gilb's first post-stroke story collection shows that his abilities are undiminished
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending April 6, 2012
Chow
Another Hit at St. Philip's
Though there's room to improve, Union Public House offers moments of brilliance
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Noshing Around
Elliott's on Congress approaches its opening; Boba, tacos and brunch!
Comics
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