Apr 19-25, 2001

News & Opinion

• Danehy

  Alley Cats

  Some overweening, not-quite-winning UA players are going out on the prowl.

  By Tom Danehy

  Apr 19, 2001
• Feature

  How the West Was Filmed

  Tucson's movie industry, like the Western lifestyle it popularized, seems a little unreal and gone forever.

  By Tim Hull

  Apr 19, 2001
• Feature

  The Cinematic Life of Black Jack Young

  By Tim Hull

  Apr 19, 2001
• Currents Feature

  Wave of the Future

  CAP water is gradually flooding back into Tucson taps.

  By Dave Devine

  Apr 19, 2001
• Currents Feature

  Whacking Bush

  Trying to shake up the placid green scene.

  By Barbara Kingsolver

  Apr 19, 2001
• Currents Feature

  Invasion of the Bar Snatchers

  Marathon has fallen to the UA, but its Sixth Street neighbors aren't fleeing yet.

  By Chris Limberis

  Apr 19, 2001
• The Skinny

  The Skinny

  Apr 19, 2001
• K. Rat

  K. Rat

  By Andy Mosier

  Apr 19, 2001

  
• Mailbag

  Mailbag

  Apr 19, 2001
• Newsreel

  Newsreel

  By James Reel

  Apr 19, 2001
• Random Shots

  Random Shots

  By Rand Carlson

  Apr 19, 2001

  
• Red Meat

  Red Meat

  By Max Cannon

  Apr 19, 2001

  
• Staggering Heights

  Staggering Heights

  By Joe Forkan

  Apr 19, 2001

  

City Week

• City Week

  City Week

  Apr 19, 2001
• Cheap Thrills

  Cheap Thrills

  Apr 19, 2001

Cinema

• Cinema Feature

  Coming-out Party

  Closeted, cultish and cartwheeling moviemakers all get their day in the projector at the Arizona International Film Festival.

  By Ian Caruth

  Apr 19, 2001

Music

• Music Feature

  Low Rise

  Low's latest album experiments with speed.

  By Annie Holub

  Apr 19, 2001
• Music Feature

  Hot Time in the Old Pueblo

  The Hot Club of Cowtown serves up a set of Western swing.

  By Gregory McNamee

  Apr 19, 2001
• Soundbites

  Soundbites

  By Stephen Seigel

  Apr 19, 2001
• Rhythm & Views

  Rhythm & Views

  Joe Maphis

  By Ron Bally

  Apr 19, 2001

Arts & Culture

• Review

  Painting by Numbers

  Playwright Steven Dietz wields a brilliant technique, but fails to make an emotional connection in 'Inventing Van Gogh.'

  By James Reel

  Apr 19, 2001
• Review

  Stilled Life

  Lorie Novak's photos meld old family snapshots with contemporary landscapes.

  By Margaret Regan

  Apr 19, 2001
• Book Feature

  Seattle Quake

  The WTO protest launched a year of radical action and mainstream dithering.

  By Joan Schuman

  Apr 19, 2001

Chow

• Chow Feature

  Common Ground

  Feel a sense of community at Bentley's, a classic coffeehouse that knows how to adapt.

  By Diza Sauers

  Apr 19, 2001