Newsreel
Art Jacobson has this wild idea that people function most productively and happily in communities. He doesn’t mean as drones on some collective farm; Jacobson has solid liberal credentials, but he’s not that kind of leftist. No, he merely thinks that a bunch of cantankerous, wildly varied people can accomplish something if they just sit…
City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won’t cost a fortune.
Man of Constant Sorrow
Banjo legend Ralph Stanley has been finding new listeners in the wake of Joel and Ethan Coen’s new movie “O Brother, Where Art Thou?”
With a Little Help from Their Friends
Greyhound Soul maintains a classic sound despite an ever-shifting lineup.
Soundbites
Seigel’s back on the bottle… The Rock is going to the Pharcyde… The records are flying… and other inebriated babble this week.
Rhythm & Views
U2 can’t leave it all behind.
Swing Low
A band of young lions tells the gospel truth about jazz.
Turning a Prophet
Joel-Peter Witkin takes an unusual look at Catholic images of the sacred and profane.
Yesterday’s Blues
Even as Mayor Bob Walkup looks to the future, he’s haunted by problems from the past.
Of Water and Air
Dance troupes Riverdance and Aeros pour into Centennial Hall this week.
Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Highway to Heaven
Poco and Mom’s deserves to be its own destination on your map of fine eats.
The Skinny
The UA hasn’t quite washed its hands of Christopher City … Rehnquist isn’t ashamed to show his face in Arizona … new projects are taking over hte Barrio Viejo … And more.
El Paso Paseo
Dagoberto Gilb carves “Woodcuts of Women.”
StarNutz
StarNet’s dial-up service goes down in flames.
Parting Words
Penelope Fitzgerald’s last collection of stories is as unexpected as her first.
Brown-Thumb Budget
Despite rosy projections, the county budget’s weedpatch of deficits is choking any hope of tax relief.
In Bad Taste
“Sugar and Spice” has nothing nice.
Enthralled with Enlibra
The latest property-rights buzzword nearly sawed through an important wildlife document.
On the Wrong Foot
Tampa’s Super Bowl missed the mark by a long shot.
