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Winkelman: The last gang in town
May 02, 2019
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May 16, 2019
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An electrifying metalworker, or the thoughtful Buddha of Borneo
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News & Opinion,
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May 2, 2019
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Winkelman: The last gang in town
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By Brian Smith
Squint and the filthy copper smelter could be a cathedral. Its tallest spire lifts more than 1,000 feet into milky blue, over jagged cliffs and a layer-cake mountain of mine tailings.
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News & Opinion,
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Apr 4, 2019
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Popeye and Tina: Love on Wheels
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By Brian Smith
The ugly world spun hard but Tina's walker kept her from flying off of it. Squealing rubber and human screams seared her brain and sucked her back to this: Popeye's filthy shoes, arranged and neat, facing the same direction, as if waiting to be stepped into.
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News & Opinion,
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Mar 21, 2019
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Self-reflection in dead-center Tucson
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By Brian Smith
I don't know much about Japanese gardens, can't really define the framing and depth cues, the layered traditions. But each visit, either here at Yume Japanese Gardens in Tucson or in other American cities, elicits some visceral response.
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News & Opinion,
Tucson Salvage
Feb 21, 2019
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All Hail the Circle K
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By Brian Smith
Way back further my dad forbade Circle Ks, thought them unseemly for us kids. Later the Circle K becomes ecstasy in repetition.
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