- Issue Archive for
- Nov 29 - Dec 5, 2012
- Vol. 29, No. 41
Opinion
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Editor's Note
When Readers Procrastinate
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Danehy
Yet another 'Weekly' editor will be departing soon—but Tom will miss this one
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Gargulinski
A smoking ban puts the county on the cutting edge—of stupidity
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Guest Commentary
For three years, we've been picking up what you throw away
A Lack of Green
Another Black Friday has come and gone without access to legally buyable cannabis
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Ask a Mexican!
The Mexican digs deep into his mailbag ... and we get a small vocab lesson.
Currents
More Than Mental Illness
Friendships form over symptoms and words at a writing workshop for Tucsonans who refuse to be labeled
Private Eyes
Civil-rights defenders sue for the right to record Homeland Security actions
Murky Matters
As a fired electrician fights to get his job back, Metro Water increases its rates
An Advertising Icon
The Santa figure the public came to know and love was born, in part, here in Tucson
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Media Watch
The Weekly names its new editor ... Kayna Whitworth heads east ... and Greg Gurule joins KGUN.
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The Skinny
John McCain remains cranky this week … Democrats are hoping for a more moderate Legislature, but you know how that goes … fixing the problems with counting the votes … and so much more!
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Police Dispatch
'Visions from God' drive a man's rampage ... a woman threatens a deputy after skipping on out her cab fare.
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Weekly Wide Web
Dispatches From Black Friday
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T Q&A
Victor Alvarado
City Week
Celebrating and Strategizing
Join La Lucha Sigue as they promote humane practices in border issues Friday, Nov. 30 and Saturday, Dec. 1.
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City Week
The art of Stephen Strom and Stu Jenks ... the Native Eyes Film Showcase ... a steampunk tea party ... and the 25th Anniversary of World AIDS Day.
Cinema
Journey for the Ages
The beautiful, magical 'Life of Pi' is an amazing filmmaking achievement
Showing Off
In 'Anna Karenina,' the director gets in the way of what could have been a fine film
Top Ten in Cinema
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Nov. 25, 2012
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Now Showing at Home
The Dark Knight comes home ... we celebrate 20 years of Tarantino ... and Bob loves what may have been Led Zeppelin's last stand.
Music
Tucson Born
The Supersuckers are finally starting to grow up
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Soundbites
Sufjan Stevens's Christmas Sing-Along comes to town ... In Repair's CD release show hits Plush Dec. 6 ... and so much more!
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records' top sales for the week ending Nov. 25, 2012
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Nine Questions
Sara Mohr
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Live
Lauryn Hill, Big Meridox at Rialto Theatre, Monday, Nov. 26
Arts
Holidays on Pointe
Thanksgiving has come and gone, so that means it's 'Nutcracker' season!
'Humbug' With Heart
The Gaslight Theatre's take on the story of Scrooge is a complete delight
Books
Dying for a Drink
This terrific new book tells the history of a famously deadly oasis in southwestern Arizona
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Top Ten in Books
Antigone Books' best-sellers for the week ending Nov. 25, 2012
Chow
For the Masses
If you want a lot of food for cheap—and you don't mind salt—then head to Hibachi Super Buffet
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Noshing Around
Stella Java rolls down the road to Mercado San Agustin ... wine lovers should check out CataVinos for their weekly tastings ... the Tamal and Heritage Festival is Dec. 1 ... Five Palms nudges closer to its opening ... and Adam says farewell.
Comics
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