- Issue Archive for
- Sep 13-19, 2012
- Vol. 29, No. 30
Opinion
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Editor's Note
About Last Week
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Danehy
After watching the two national conventions, Tom has some thoughts
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Downing
A once-great American company stumbles toward the elephant graveyard
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Mailbag
What's historic, anyhow?; Buddhists revolt!
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Guest Commentary
By endorsing only two candidates for three seats, leadership at the teachers' union has let down its members
Baby Steps
In Los Angeles and at home, medical-marijuana dispensaries score small victories
Currents
Preponderance of Evidence
The federal DOE's Office of Civil Rights determines that TUSD officials retaliated against a whistleblower
Fuzzy Obfuscations
Citizens speak out about the RTA's inflexibility regarding Broadway Boulevard
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Weekly Wide Web
Future Shock
At Closing Time
Cold case: Two years ago, Anthony Duron, an innocent bystander, was killed at Pearl nightclub
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The Skinny
Here’s your chance to weigh in on whether Arizona should expand health-care coverage for poor families … The air war has begun in Congressional District 1 … Goodbye, Wanda Shattuck … and so much more!
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T Q&A
Margaret Zinser
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Police Dispatch
A "queen" confuses a convenience store for Target; a homeless man holds a TV captive
City Week
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City Week
Church and state?; Bugs on parade; Classic advice about strangers in play form; Culture, now available outdoors
An Evening With Adam
Adam Carolla will step out of the studio and onto the stage at the Rialto Theatre on Friday.
Cinema
Truly Terrible
'Branded' is an epically awful film about marketing ... or something like that
Overstuffed!
Featuring a story within a story within a story, 'The Words' is way too convoluted
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Now Showing at Home
Titanic (Blu-ray); 30 Rock: Season 6; Holy Flying Circus (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Sept. 9, 2012
Music
The Year in Local Muisc
An (admittedly incomplete) look back at some of the significant music events during the TAMMIES voting period
Her Latest Chapter
Tucson music veteran LeeAnne Savage takes home two of the top 2012 TAMMIES
Playing For Themselves
Boreas, the TAMMIES Up-and-Coming Artists of the Year, begin work on their 'Opus One'
Tucson's First Family of Music
Linda Ronstadt and her grandfather, Federico, join the Tucson Area Music Awards Hall of Fame
Where He Needs To Be
Legendary punk frontman Keith Morris seems revived by OFF!
Welcome to 'Algiers'
Calexico releases its first studio recording in four years
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Soundbites
Wilco returns; Maná comes back to Tucson; MEOWmeow Productions plans a "Ho-Down!"; and much more!
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Top Ten in Music
Toxic Ranch Records' top sales for the week ending Sept. 9, 2012
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Nine Questions
Wes McCanse
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Live
It's A Beautiful Day, Club Congress, Sept. 7
Arts
Successful Shows
Invisible Theatre satisfies with vignettes about motherhood; the Rogue wows with an epic journey that goes on a bit too long
Gabler vs. Gabler
Two Heddas are better than one at Beowulf Alley
Art of the Artist
Two exhibits at the Gallery of the Sun show not-oft-depicted sides of Ted DeGrazia
Books
Our Progressive Days
A retired ASU professor looks back at Arizona's populist roots
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending Sept. 7, 2012
Chow
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Noshing Around
A new look for NoRTH; big changes at the Co-op; and Greek restaurants aplenty!
Taste of Asia
Oro Valley's Grain River Asian Bistro offers some dishes that are among the region's best
Comics
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