Land Mine Victim
Gordon Rodgers has the cockamamie idea that people who live in a community should have some say in what it becomes.
Boot Suit?
Ken Smith faces a legal fight to retain his seat on the Amphi school board.
World Beat
It’s National Geography Week, and this one is way more important than, say, National Pickle Week, which most of you probably missed last month.
City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won’t cost a fortune.
Breaking The Sound Barrier
Stereolab’s sound is unique the world over, and that’s just how the band likes it.
Soundbites
Help Wavelab Studios fight the man this Saturday; don’t squander your (second) chance to see the Buena Vista Social Club; former Tucsonan Jamie Anderson makes a return performance; and so much, much more!
Rhythm & Views
Lauding the latest Ramones compilation.
Suite Surprises
This weekend alone offers three concerts covering modern, ballet and jazz, as well as dance theatre drawing on African sources.
Natural Selection
“Isaac’s Storm” is Eric Larson’s haunting retelling of America’s worst-ever natural disaster, the super-hurricane of 1900 which destroyed most of Galveston, Texas.
Uncorking A Controversy
It’s rumored that threats of a champagne shortage are contributing to an increase in incidents of what is being called Millennial Anxiety Disorder (MAD).
Motion Slickness
This weekend’s six-fold program features two Arizona premieres, as well as the return of “Open ’til Three” and Toubassi’s “Number 13.”
Royal Flush
Though she was interested in art all her life, Barbara Kennedy created her best works after the age of 66, inspired by a close encounter with handmade paper at a San Francisco gallery in 1977.
Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
The Skinny
Why are lawmakers still setting lousy drug policy? Are there open seats on the TUSD Board in Y2K? Where are they now? These questions, and so many others…
