Apr 26 – May 2, 2001

Apr 26 - May 2, 2001 / Vol. 18 / No. 8

Project Censored 2000 National Judges

Robin Andersen, Department of Communication and Media Studies, Fordham University Richard Barnet, author and journalist Dr. George Gerbner, Annenberg School of Communications, University of Pennsylvania Juan Gonzalez, journalist, New York Daily News Lenore Foerstel, Women for Mutual Security Dr. Carl Jensen, founder and former director, Project Censored Sut Jhally, Media Education Foundation, University of Massachusetts…

City Week

The Mariachis are taking over in Espectacular form… Meet President Likins at the bar… Join the March of Dimes… And more in this City Week.

The Skinny

Scholl is abused by the system again… Honey Bee is still abuzz… TNI is suffering a subscription low… and more.

Swap Meet

The University of Arizona resumes its battle with neighbors over plans for use of Tucson Unified School District headquarters.

Soundbites

Al Perry comes back at the beckoning of KXCI… Head into the Natural Mystic at Reid Park… Do some Trout fishing… and more in this week’s Soundbites.

Sister Act

The University of Arizona highlights sopranos with a pair of one-act Puccini operas this weekend at Crowder Hall.

Crowd Pleaser

Service is a little bumpy at Vivace’s new St. Phillip’s Plaza venue, but the food is fabulous.

Forget Freddy

“Freddy Got Fingered” is a disgusting piece of trash that captures the title “Worst Film Ever Foisted Upon the American Public.”


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