- Issue Archive for
- Dec 6-12, 2012
- Vol. 29, No. 42
Opinion
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Editor's Note
Stuff You Should Know
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Danehy
Thanks to weak laws and a lack of oversight, some of Arizona's charter schools are bilking Arizona
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Downing
Welcome to Renée's 2012 election-in-review
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Guest Commentary
TUSD should embrace the demographic shift, not fear it
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Mailbag
A reader relates his election day troubles ... reactions to an anti-smoking opinion
Prison for Pot
Judges continue to hand down harsh sentences for marijuana-related charges
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Ask a Mexican!
The Mexican tackles Mexican-Asian relations; a common-sense controversy; and a bit of an uppity gringo.
Currents
Support Snafu
Many of Rosemont Copper's 'partners' say they're no such thing
Project Censored
The expanding police state tops the annual list of stories underreported by the mainstream media
Blocked Exchange
Brewer to feds regarding a state-run health-insurance marketplace: drop dead
More Manzo?
One TUSD school listed for closure might survive because of a popular ecology program
Killer at Large
Eight years after the murder of Richard Vega Jr., the holidays remain a tough time for his family
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The Skinny
Jan Brewer isn’t helping with that new GOP Latino outreach … TUSD moves closer to closing 14 schools … Did Congressman Raúl Grijlava nearly crash the markets? … and so much, much more!
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Weekly Wide Web
Education and the Internet
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Police Dispatch
A drunken man tries to headbutt his way out of a patrol car ... never bring a fork to a pipe fight?
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Media Watch
A list of local media charity drives ... KXCI's Winter Wonders auction ... Journal Broadcast Group has a pair of new hires ... WWE doesn't care about Tucson
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T Q&A
Julie Gallego
City Week
Strangers No Longer
See how connected you are to downtown at 3 Degrees of Strangers: Connections in Downtown this Saturday, Dec. 8.
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City Week
A look at lowrider culture ... parading for toys ... the Arizona Historical Society's Holiday Festival ... The return of Ouroboros
Cinema
Stringing Along
Fine acting and wonderful music can only take 'A Late Quartet' so far
Patience Required
Here's why critics love 'Killing Them Softly,' while audiences hate it
Top Ten in Cinema
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Dec. 2, 2012
Music
Poetry Set to Music
The Mountain Goats—plus a horn section—bring their longest live show so far to town
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Top Ten in Music
Toxic Ranch Records' top sales for the week ending Dec. 2, 2012
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Live
Pacific Air, Blondfire at Club Congress, Sunday, Dec. 2
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Nine Questions
Ryan P. Christie
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Soundbites
Kicking off the Great Cover-Up ... Celebrating the El Casino Ballroom ... a reappearance of the Galactic Federation of Love ... and more!
Arts
Let Them Eat Cake
Beowulf's commendable 'Marie Antoinette' feels timely due to today's economic disparities
A Classic Recast
Minor flaws aside, LTW's holiday show is truly 'Wonderful'
Scorched Earth
Man's inflictions upon the desert take center stage at UAMA
Books
Paucity of Plot
Despite strong characters, the journey in 'Hard to Have Heroes' is woefully discombobulated
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending Nov. 30, 2012
Chow
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Noshing Around
Borderlands's reopening delayed ... Tucson Originals has a roster shakeup ... Garden Kitchen teaches you where your food is from ... and Jerry says "hello!"
Missing Ingredients
When it comes to macaroni and cheese, The Fix is not in
Comics
Special Issues
Shopping Help Is Here
Clueless about what to get some of the people on your gift list? Here are suggestions that will also aid local businesses
Delights On Disc
Ideas on how to thrill (or annoy) the movie-lover on your gift-giving list
Gadget Throwbacks
For this year's GASP!, our tech/games guy is going back to the future
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