- Issue Archive for
- Nov 22-28, 2012
- Vol. 29, No. 40
Opinion
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Editor's Note
Giving Thanks
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Danehy
Compelling reasons why Thanksgiving is most definitely not Tom's favorite holiday
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Serraglio
Far too many voters were misled, mistreated and disenfranchised
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Mailbag
This week, we read a lengthy disagreement with our review of John Fogerty's recent concert at AVA.
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Guest Commentary
How rejecting a 'Weekly' internship led to me becoming a paperboy in Barcelona
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Ask a Mexican!
The Mexican tackles questions of Hispanic childhood shame; Danny Trejo; and education!
Almost Open
The state is finally issuing dispensary licenses—but why did it take so damn long?
Currents
Abuse Of Our Elders
A tragically high number of Southern Arizona seniors are victims of theft, violence and neglect
Important Architecture
The fate of historically significant buildings becomes part of the Broadway-widening discussion
A Close Shave
Eleven days after voting ended, Rep. Ron Barber declares victory
Separate and Unequal
English-language-learner changes in TUSD'sdeseg proposal have left advocates wanting more
Unexplained Homicide
Cold case: About six years ago, Benjamin Klemann was murdered just off of West Speedway Boulevard
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The Skinny
Tucson voters back the road bonds—just barely … John McCain is on another rampage in Washington, D.C. … Gov. Jan Brewer punts on creating a health-insurance exchange … and so very much more!
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Media Watch
Lee investors are getting nervous thanks to Warren Buffett; John C. Scott gets more airtime; Chris "The Ego" is taking the reins at KFMA; and journos have deemed Tubac historic.
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Police Dispatch
A woman ice cream binge at the University of Arizona; a man's car winds up on blocks in a UA parking garage.
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Weekly Wide Web
Sign This!
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T Q&A
Melo Dominguez
City Week
High-Flying Elements
Watch the aerial artistry of Cirque du Soleil's Dralion at TCC, on Thursday, Nov. 22 through Sunday, Nov. 25.
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City Week
Celebrating quality people; swinging at Crowder Hall; the hidden treasures of Ted DeGrazia; and celebrating southwestern heritage at Old Tucson.
Cinema
Deliberately Delightful
'Silver Linings Playbook' deserves all the buzz it's getting—and then some
Simply Sucks
While 'Part 1' showed promise, 'Breaking Dawn—Part 2' is just lame
Top Ten in Cinema
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Nov. 18, 2012
Music
An Opus Album
Tucson's Big Meridox celebrates the release of his 'grown-man' songs
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Soundbites
Ms. Lauryn Hill comes to the Rialto; Bela Fleck will be at the Fox; Black Cherry Burlesque has a new show; and more!
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Top Ten in Music
The 17th Street Guitar and World Music Store's top sales for the week ending Nov. 16, 2012
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Nine Questions
Julie Reed
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Live
Steve Winwood: Fox Tucson Theatre, Sunday, Nov. 18
Arts
Short and Sweet
Invisible Theatre's heartwarming 'Mesa' is a road trip worth taking
Bodies on Display
Art fans: You need to see this amazing exhibition at Pima Community College
Books
Animal Issues
Lydia Millet completes a series with the thoughtful, witty 'Magnificence'
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending Nov. 16, 2012
Chow
Sit 'n' Steep
The Scented Leaf is a lovely, modern tearoom—but can this formula be successful?
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Noshing Around
Public Brew House and Coffee Shop was Kickstarted; Borderlands is expanding; Fatdogs is coming to Tucson Mall; and Rex's Perogies should be given your consideration.
Comics
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