Shell-City Game
Incorporating Casas Adobes could mean reducing taxes for the rest of us.
Precious Cargo
Bill Quateman takes a break from his shipping business to sing of love.
Hopeless Cause
Billy Hopeless and the Black Halos want to make rock raw, real and fun again.
Soundbites
Hootie and the Blowfish are attempting a comeback… Is Fuck really challenging the system… Arlo is Up High in the Night… and more March madness in this week’s Soundbites.
The Sly Who Shagged Me
Adulterous spouses romp through ’60s London in ATC’s latest.
Your Cultural Creativity Quotient
Are you a cultural creative? Take this quiz and find out! Do you — Create your own local economies based on buying local and buying green? Get out of global financial markets and corporate-driven consumerism? Make contact with the earth, grow your own food, buy from friends and neighbors, start and support local cottage industries…
Industrial Strength
Alice Briggs’ installation steers us in New Directions.
Empowering the People
Some Tucson groups that empower people to make viable choices that are better for the Earth and life than the status-quo quick fix: Women Who Build Houses: teaches permaculture building skills. 206-8000; 326-1217. The Organic Gardeners: meets monthly to promote organic gardening techniques. 670-9158. BICAS: teaches people to build their own bikes and offers art…
‘Center’ Holds
Invisible Theatre’s latest comedy isn’t just another Southern Gothic tale of hell’s belles.
Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Pho Pause
Stop at Hoa Mai for homey Vietnamese fare.
The Skinny
Waste Management Inc. is filling our public landfills with its crap… The transportation department hasn’t quite bridged the gap at the baseball complex… The rich are getting richer with the tax cuts… and more.
Maul Rats
Eric Bogosian puts a bullet into the brain of Middle America.
Piques in the Valley
Simplify your life and pass your annoyances along.
Milestone
The infamous album “Kind of Blue” elicits a book’s worth of response.
Newsreel
Our biggest surprise in the past few days is that last week’s Tom Danehy column, “And Baby Makes Two,” drew only two letters–one praising Danehy’s condemnation of voluntary single-motherhood, one branding him a misogynist. I figured it would stir up a lot more hate mail. The Weekly is not the place you’d expect to find…
Roddy Doyle Ha Ha Ha
When all else fails, the Irish turn to love and laughter.
Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won’t cost a fortune.
Conspiracy Theory
Tucson’s Food Conspiracy Co-op celebrates 30 years of taking protest from the street to the kitchen and back again.
Pay As You Grow
The City is developing a sprawl-control plan that skips over boundaries but sticks on impact fees.
Drachman Diary
A chronicle of what may be the last days of a beloved building.
City Week
Opera Goes Prime Time at the TSO… Circus Chimera pop out of its Toy Box… Borderlands welcomes the Daughters of Africa… and more in this City Week.
